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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
2
The notice directs G. A. Brush to file mortgage exemption papers now. It mentions the Recoun price as the relevant location or charge for processing.
Daily notice column itemizes sales ofertas and community updates including price changes, local sales events, school praise, weather effects on health, road conditions, and church social remarks. Mentions include Kerocene price change per gallon, pneumonia concerns, telephones and telegraphs, I O O F initiation week, district convention, and various town announcements.
The upcoming spring season prompts a house cleaning mood. The daughter will select wallpaper for the parlor while the mother chooses for the kitchen.
A reflective saying cautions that a child’s future records a parent’s hidden thoughts and secrets, urging careful behavior because a child may later read what was written.
Prof H E Barnard chemist for the State Board of Health analyzes two hundred Indiana water samples and finds the state well water is bad to the point typhoid fever is said to be alarmingly prevalent.
Contractors to submit sealed bids for a two story brick addition of two rooms to the Silver Lake township school. Complete by Sept 1 1906 per plans on file. Bids due April 5 1906 at 1 pm. Trustees reserve right to reject bids and require a bond. C L Leonard Trustee T J Alspaugh Advisory B B Straub Board March 14 1906.
An item advising readers to leave subscriptions for any kind of daily paper with L. W. Myers. The notice is brief and lacks further details on terms or contacts.
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