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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1898
Page
5
The advertisement promises low mill prices until stock is reduced and asserts a consistent liberal policy. It states the buyer can obtain any advertised article from the seller for the same price or less, emphasizing uniform pricing across all items.
Local Record items include subscription pitches for The Record, cigar promotions for Justice, sale bills for Jacob Razar & Co and property listings in Silver Lake, and community notices on lectures, church and club events, school exams, illness updates, land sales and military enlistees.
A nostalgic verse recalls pine forests from summer mountains. The speaker finds solace in pine needle fragrance while memories of combat return through drums, bugles, and battlefield scenes.
A vivid account of shipboard life detailing evening duties on deck, the tattoo and taps calls, hammocks assigned by billet, and the peaceful relaxation period before sleep. It contrasts old navy customs with modern routines and notes the master at arms inspection.
Will Clinker was on the sick list last week. Samuel Clink visited Mason Rickle Sunday. Frank Bucher and family visited John Zeller. John Beber, Nancy Bowmen and Dora Metzger attended Center church. Samuel Beber’s Sunday school class had dinner with Frank Metheny. Local residents attended a Hines schoolhouse literary Friday. George Michaels was called to his son’s bedside Thursday. Artie Carr and companion attended church Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Girl joined dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Al Carr. Rev. J. W. Riley and wife were guests of Geo Michael’s family. Geo Michael’s wife returned from Marion after a week with relatives. Wm. Calison and companion attended Lutheran services Sunday evening. Charney Jamison, John Clink, TP. J. A spaugh and families were guests of Mrs Stevens. Uncle John Hill attended church Sunday for the first time since illness. Several young people had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Metheny including Wim. Calison, Artie Carr, Ervin Calison, Charley Garman, Albert Beber, Lottie Garman, Carrie Carr, Maggie Little, Grace Regenos, Dessie Snyder and Emma Becker.
Farmers are urged to bring horses and all kinds of livestock to claypool for sale at the highest cash price. B Whittenberger will pay top rates for ten days, inviting stock owners to deliver their livestock to him.
Fragmentary ad copy mentions bowel issues and a refund claim. Readable parts reference a product for constipation and a possible money return but lack verifiable details, dates, or entities.
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