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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
4
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Advertising rates are disclosed upon application and all ads run until canceled. Copy for ads must arrive at the office by Wednesday noon. Obituaries and long notices exceed thirty lines, and paid entertainments require 3 cents per line in advance. Cards of Thanks up to ten lines cost 25 cents.
A New York family welcomed five girls in one week, described as a rare biological event. The note sits in an editorial context, highlighting remarkable multiple birth phenomena and societal interest.
The article notes U S patent grants go to previously unknown inventors while England can grant patents for new devices. It cites that if a device was known in Palmyra or used by natives of the Fiji Islands long before, U S examiners deny patent rights and injunction actions can fail for lack of patent validity.
A call to observe Decoration Day with reverence as a national tribute to fallen soldiers. An organizing meeting will be held at the Lutheran Church after services on Sunday May 4 to arrange ceremonies for May 3¢. All are urged to attend.
J F Clymer announces candidacy for Recorder of Kosciusko County pending the Republican nominating convention at Lakeside Park Warsaw on Tuesday May 27. Announcement appears in this paper through the columns.
W H Horrick announces candidacy for County Commissioner Middle District Kosciusko. The statement is dated Warsaw May 27 and notes submission under Republican nomination procedures.
Recorn tax balance remains steady at one dollar per year. Several cases of scarlet fever appear in town. George Nicely of Warsaw and James Shoemaker of Knox visited. Mrs. L. C. Beigh of Anderson visiting relatives nearby. Sermon scheduled at the M E Church next Sunday evening. William Wymer travels to Chicago seeking work. Big Four section workers receive pay raise and return to duty. Wm Guinee resigns Nickel Plate position and visits this week. K. L. VanCramp moves family from Elkhart, undecided on west location. Silver Lake and Claypool mando lin club concert last Saturday drew strong attendance despite bad weather. Pollard Ramsey dies at daughter Mrs. E Pontius’s home. funeral held at U B Church and interment Mt Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Elsie Clink and Edward Clink visit Joshua King’s home Sunday. Edson Sarber from near Barket enumerates local school children. Mrs. Della Rowland visits relatives Stephen Hill. Mr. Hill suffers rheumatism but improving.
Aaron Rasor announces candidacy for Clerk of the Kosciusko County Circuit Court subject to the Republican convention decision at Lakeside Park in Warsaw on May 27. Vincents Foster editor notes forthcoming county convention details.
The date for the Auditor position in Koscinsko county awaits decision by the Republican county convention to be held at Lakeside Park in Warsaw. May 27. Jacol Whiteleather.
The record notes a Judge of the Kosciusko Circuit Court subject to the Republican county convention decision to be held May 27. Hiram Biggs is listed in the Enitor record regarding nomination.
A public notice announces James W. Cook as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Judge of the Kosciusko Circuit Court in Kosciusko County. The filing signals his intention to appear on the ballot in the upcoming county convention.
R N Bevil of Old Town Virginia writes of a daughter healed from scald head by Buck lens Arica Salve. The testimonials claim it works on cuts burns boils ulcers eruptions and piles with infallible success. Available for 25 cents at Rager's drug store.
The Germantown record lists social snippets and visits: J W Clink called on Mr and Mrs Michaels while John Parker passed through Sunday morning. Lloyd Lowman with a companion traveled through, and Warren and Riley Secore were seen nearby last week. Abner Moyer and daughters appeared on the streets, Mrs Charles Regenos and her two sons stayed with her parents, Fedora Teeter works for grandparents, Victor Summe and his mother visited near Beaver Dam, and several youths attended church at Pleasant Valley. Rev C J Miner and family from Barker visited Parker and Snake Sunday evening. Emma Cramer and children visited her parents, John and Mrs Adams, late last week.
Ed Hohman planted corn for S A Sldiman Monday. Mr Sholty and wife were visitors Monday. Mrs Will Reed visited in this vicinity last week. Mr and Mrs Ed Hohman visited with the latter's parents Sunday. Mallis and Effie Hohman took dinner with A Hohman Sunday. Noah Norris and family visited Madison Regenos and family Sunday. Mrs Ed Wohman and daughter and Mrs Sam Hohman were in Claypool Monday. Lloyd Lowman and lady friend, Oder Arnold and lady friend seen on our streets Sunday. Mrs Rose Alexander and Miss Edth Parker seen on our streets Friday. Nelson Roberts visited his daughter Mrs Frank Newcomer Thursday. Mrs Elizabeth Reed, Mrs 8 A Hohman and Miss Effie Hohman visited Miss Lydia Paxton Sunday afternoon. Rev Miner and family of Burker dined with Hiram Parker family Sunday and visited Grandma Parker. It is announced preaching will be in four weeks. Painting and inside work ongoing. Will Wire was hit on the head by flying slab. black eye and bruises remain.
Henry W Graha announces his candidacy for renomination as Prosecuting Attorney of the 54th Judicial Circuit. The decision rests with the Republican county convention at Lakeside Park in Warsaw on May 27.
Date for Representative subject to decision of forthcoming Republican convention to be held at Lakeside Park on May 27. Judd Chandler.
Local merchants advertise a cut price sale on the entire stock through May 10. The shop touts the largest and most complete shoe stock in town with significant price reductions on all items.
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pa recalls six months of severe sickness from hay fever and asthma. She credits Dr King's New Discovery for a complete cure describing it as the safest world infallible for coughs colds and bronchial ailments with guaranteed bottles 50 cents and 1 dollar and trial bottles free at C Rager's.
Local notes record residents in Warsaw and nearby towns, visits by James Bobcovk and Warren Stickel, sickness in S D Henderson and Mrs James Decker, Mrs Ezra Creiger and Edith Stout visits, and advertising pitches for milinery and premium tickets ending June 2. William Price moved into Fitton property. Ina Stout resigns to teach in Warsaw schools next year.
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