Trains on Nickel Plate delayed by high water
Record issued one day late this week due to late delivery of the paper. Publisher asks patrons to bear with the delay, noting the stoppage has been very inconvenient.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
4
Record issued one day late this week due to late delivery of the paper. Publisher asks patrons to bear with the delay, noting the stoppage has been very inconvenient.
An old farmer’s guide explains cleanup of dead grass and burning debris to deter chinch bugs. It details trench fencing with thick oil traps, oil purchase from Standard Oil, and coal tar as alternatives, plus spraying with soap tobacco and kerosene emulsion for larger infestations.
George Berg of Indianapolis is placed in charge of Indiana fish hatcheries. The Lakes will look well kept and 10 000 signs will mark breeding beds. New fishing rules take effect mid May allowing county residents to fish without license near the lakes, with others paying. Quail season ends December 20. hunting rules tighten. licenses now tied to the prescribed unit and personal land. A Purdue University Experiment Station bulletin distributes these updates.
A brief note warns that surface appearances mask deeper realities. It suggests a person may seem respectable at home while concealing criminal ties elsewhere, a rare but possible contrast in many communities.
Walter Stout reports social visits last Sunday with Rev. McCoy dining at Abner Moyer’s, Mildred Aker staying with Ida and Pearl Hi, Fern Vangilder at Elza Brady, Ed Clink and wife at Sylvester Johnston, Mrs. John Beber with Tinkie, Jennie and Carrie Swick at John Summe’s Claypool home, Erba Dahlam, Erica Whitterberger and Earl Parker at Charley Wilcoxson, Lester Rowland and Miss Stacy Harlan of Millwood, Ford Byers of Leesburg with Gladys Lawrence and Gladys Craig at John Rowland’s.
Best Known cough remedy for forty three years Dr King’s New Discovery has relieved coughs and colds worldwide with over three million bottles used last year. J J Owens of Allendale Ohio reports twenty years satisfaction, claiming it is the best for throat and lung trouble. Available at Rager and Jontz for 58 cents or 1 dollar.
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