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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
2
Victor Mook of Tippecanoe Township and Jacob Whiteleather of Plain Township announce their names will be presented at the Kosciusko county Republican convention for nomination as County Auditor.
O Leroy Leonard of Silver Lake announces his candidacy for the Kosciusko Circuit Court Clerk subject to the Republican convention decision. This is a local party primary entry for the upcoming selection.
IRA GANTS of Turkey Creek Township files to be nominated for County Recorder at the Republican County Convention subject to convention selection. Reno Hamlin Warsaw notes accompany the filing.
A. J. Logan of Washington Township announces his name will appear before the Republican county convention as a candidate for Treasurer, subject to the convention's decision.
Kosciusko County resident T. Keller of Lake Township announces his candidacy for sheriff, to be presented to the upcoming Republican county convention for nomination subject to convention decision.
O. D. Ervin of Blain Township presents his name for consideration at the forthcoming public and county convention as a candidate. The filing signals intent to seek party support and municipal office backing.
B. F. Tolson, aged about seventy, writes about travel and personal reflections. The brief note notes Tolson’s journeys and his viewpoints on sharing good news, suggesting a steady pattern of travel and communication over the years.
The Rittenhouse family gathered at the North Manchester home of Rev and Mrs W H Rittenhouse for a full family reunion. A post card shower was held on Saturday and friends remembered the honoree with cards and good wishes.
The town council will convene in the Town Hall tomorrow evening April 1 to discuss local affairs and municipal matters.
A son was born on March 15 to Mr and Mrs Henry Stanley of Providence Rhode Island. The mother is Felda McGlennen formerly of this place.
A local commentary notes shell games have run here almost continuously with no steps to hold offenders accountable. The author laments in strong terms that authorities have yet to act, calling for decisive action.
Mes McFarland returns to McMinnville Tennessee after visiting here with relatives. Mr McFarland has purchased a farm in Tennessee and the family will reside there.
Mr and Mrs Charles Rager returned last Friday after a several months stay in Texas The couple found the southwest climate disagreeable and plan to make their home in Indiana in the Hoosier state
A humorous piece traces absurd apple counts for Eve and Adam from Eden. Confusing arithmetic leads to the punchline that all estimates are wrong and the editor ends up in a padded cell. The tale unfolds with playful fractions and garbled numbers.
A. J. Middaughs are visiting in Lagro this week while G. W. Platt shows improvement. Preaching is planned for Saturday night and Sunday. Vernon Ween and wife visited Henry Clinker Sunday. Solomon Rider family visited Israel Landis family. Abe Laughman and wife went to Nappanee last week. Attended a niece's funeral. James Helser, Roy Helser, and Ray Oliver returned after six weeks away in Illinois. A small fire occurred at the Jacob property.
Musicians report six weeks of steady practice building new repertoire for upcoming summer concerts. They say dedicated sessions yield improved technique and a broader set list for audiences.
Indiana township trustees demand higher pay and plan to back legislators in the upcoming election who will support their salary plea. They have long sought more money but faced budget objections during prior legislative sessions.
If you hold a real estate mortgage you may apply for the legal exemption. The document must be filed after March 1 and before April 30. An affidavit may be processed at the RECORD office by G. A. Brush Notary Public.
Hiram Haney was slightly injured when a ladder slipped while he painted the new church east of town on Tuesday. He jumped to the ground on the fall, suffering bruises but no broken bones and he is back at work.
A RECORD office notice urges planning a public sale and promoting it with the offer of free newspaper advertisement to those who print bills there. The message promises lower prices than local competitors and satisfaction guaranteed.
Red and White Cedar shingles, White Cedar fence posts, cement brick and blocks available with ample cement for layings. The Claypool Lumber and Coal Co. keeps these materials on hand for customers.
The Record asks readers to send items of local interest for publication. Submissions may be mailed to the office, given to representatives, or called in via phone number 62.
A brief note invites readers to visit the RECORD post card station to view the latest designs. The item highlights updated post cards and encourages engagement with the local shop.
The piece argues children thrive on love not fear, urging parents to share games and music at home. It questions stern discipline and highlights that relaxation and entertainment curb disobedience and foster happiness. It notes teachers’ discipline may hinge on engagement with students.
A large collection of penny post cards is reported at the RecogD office. The set includes varied designs and dates, attracting researchers and hobbyists seeking antique postal artifacts.
George MacAdam describes Japan as a dense, color filled landscape with small acre farms split into many tiny plots. He paints scenes of sprouting barley, lavender vetch, lamp oil grass, mustard flowers, varied lilies, azaleas along roads, camellia trees, white plaster houses, red roofs, palms and roses, and kimono clad girls in doorways, contrasting with a vivid cultural palette.
A Louisville Times excerpt notes a town housewife who keeps a maid of all work, praising her servants’ devotion to the bright and generous mistress. The housewife, with only one uncertain servant, spends much time in the kitchen due to variable skill. Julia says, Miss Fanny, so’ ce’tinly is good kitchen company.
Sir Beerbohm Tree and Wilson Barrett presented Hamlet in London within days of each other. A well known wit commented that Tree’s Hamlet is funny without vulgarity while Barrett’s is vulgar without being funny.
Fragment from the Houston Post quotes a husband and wife exchanging sharp remarks about blame and fidelity. The man insists his character and success owe to his wife, while she challenges the accusation, prompting a tense domestic exchange.
Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney & Co sworn as senior partner in Toledo Ohio pledges to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6 1886 before notary A W Gleason seal. Public notice-like legal affidavit cited to endorse the medicine.
Fr. Je Cheney & Co issued an early 20th century ad promoting a product named I Sold by druggists. The wording references Hall a family pills as a remedy for constipation. The fragment hints at a sales claim linking a physician or priest figure to a medicinal pill.
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