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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
2
The Ohio Legislature raises the saloon license from 350 to 1000 dollars. Assessors prepare to prosecute dog tax defaulters. compliance advised. Moody leans toward charging beef trust magnates. public pressure noted. A late week snowstorm drops eight inches with drifting, aiding sleigh rides amid renewed winter mood.
An organized effort is being planned by the Game and Fish Protective Group to promote wildlife conservation. The group outlines aims, outreach strategies, and potential coalition partners to support regulatory protections and habitat preservation.
The readable fragments reference a search or inquiry about poverty conditions. No clear names dates places or actions are legible to confirm specifics or outcomes. Further context is needed to extract coherent events or entities.
A reflective piece antiphonally urges mothers to tend the garden of a child’s soul. It laments fleeting childhood days and warns against being burdened by excessive service that neglects early impressions and wholesome growth.
J S Marsh of Marsh and Hively traveled to Indianapolis on the 6:53 train this Thursday morning to remain until tomorrow evening. He will conduct sales, place an order for Haveling china imported direct, and arrange its arrival for the holiday trade. The firm promises a surprise for Haveling china youth when the time comes.
Property owners with mortgages may file affidavits to reduce taxes before April 30. The exemption tops at 700 dollars, and no affidavit may exceed half of the assessed valuation. If real estate is valued at 3800 and mortgaged for 1000, the exemption is 400. Joint-property owners must both file affidavits.
One way fares advertised to California Oregon and Washington with additional routes west and northwest via Nickel Pirate Road. Tickets on sale daily through April 7 inclusive. Local agent contact C A Melin T P A Fort Wayne 4 6739.
Local ad by L. W. Myers promotes paper hanging for spring, urging early contact to secure a date and ensure up-to-date guaranteed workmanship.
Kenneth Motver of Vanceboro Maine credits Dr King s new discovery with saving his life after severe throat inflammation and lung congestion. He says three doctors gave up on him before trying the remedy which allegedly cures worst coughs colds bronchitis tonsillitis weak lungs hoarseness and influenza. Available at Zim s drug store 50c and 1 trial bottle free.
The advisory board and trustees will decide the contract for building the school addition. Bids must be in by April 5 1906 at 1 pm. The board reserves the right to reject any bid and the contractor must be satisfactory to the board. Signed C L Leonard trustee and T J ror eve a rivery B B Straub on March 14 1906.
Brother Sheiler of the Akron News announces a new Potter Cylinder press and moving the office from a second story to the ground floor. After completion the newspaper will be issued in an enlarged form.
At the regular meeting of I O O F lodge No 576 last Friday night six candidates received degrees. Four of the candidates were made full members reflecting a strong turnout and growing interest in the lodge.
The D. of R. Lodge No 496 conferred the degree of that order upon four candidates Mesdames Jacob Hanry and Wilford Hamman and the Misses Chloe Haney and Faun Kerlin at their regular meeting last Thursday night. A banquet followed and a general good time was had by all.
Local attendees report strong entertainment value from the John Knox play staged in Warsaw on Monday night. Several residents traveled to see the performance and spoke highly of the production.
Dr. T. EB. Conner of Indianapolis, a well recommended young physician, has located here and opened an office in the Pearson rooms next to the Commercial State Bank. Dr. Rendel had planned to open there but abandoned the idea, and Conner will occupy the space.
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