SLOANE Announces Candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney
John A. Sloane declares his bid for Prosecuting Attorney pending the Republican County convention decision. He urges party voters to consider his record and qualifications as he seeks the office.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1904
Page
4
John A. Sloane declares his bid for Prosecuting Attorney pending the Republican County convention decision. He urges party voters to consider his record and qualifications as he seeks the office.
Local notices announce several candidates for county offices including Treasurer and Sheriff subject to the Republican County Convention on Tuesday June 7. Memorial Day observance details highlight a Wabash Civil War reunion in Lafontaine with a sizable attendance prediction.
R. B. Coapstick, cashier of the Big Four company at Wabash, is under arrest after being found short about $3,000. He has been gambling.
Historical note reports Bordeaux mixture as an exterminator of typhoid and malaria germs and mosquitoes in stagnant waters. It warns only experts should use it for drinking water while broad usage could clear mosquito-rich ponds at low cost.
Isenberger and Fleming announce their jack named BIG JIM can be viewed by visiting the Fair Grounds. For information contact ISENBERGER & FLEMING of North Manchester.
Mrs B VanMetre of Shepherdtown reports severe bronchitis for a year with no relief until Dr King’s New Discovery cured her breathing problems. The ad claims the medicine treats croup whooping cough grippe pneumonia and consumption and offers trial bottles free and full sizes at 50 cents and 1.00.
Tickets for the Y M C A convention in Buffalo available at Nickel Plate Road stations on May 16 and 12 at one fare plus 25 cents for round trip. Return by May 23. See local agent or C A Asterlin T P A Fi Wayne Ind.
Silver Lake and vicinity receive notes on residents and visitors. Trustee Arthur attended county business. A J Snoberger traveled to North Manchester. Walter Tridle and Bert Carter visited Claypool. Charles Dickey and wife visited near Sidney. Grace Clymer stayed with friends in Claypool. Miss Elsie and Mrs Princess Cook visited L W Myers home. Thomas Evans bought and plans to fix Mrs McKinl property for residence. Indiana Polis student Arthur Holmer stayed with grandparents. John Shoemaker moved to Roann area and reported progress. Bread and food specials advertised at Swihart and Maurer restaurants. premium tickets offered at Pearson for a Bread Cabinet. readers urged to send news and subscriptions.
Dr TG Merritt of No Mebooper Pa reports a startling test that cured a patient with violent stomach ulcers and hemorrhages. The patient improved from the first dose of Electric Bitters and has had no attack in 14 months. Bitters guarantee relief from dyspepsia digestion constipation and kidney trouble. Available for 50 cents at ichas Rager's.
For sale 122 acres of land near Silver Lake location three miles southwest of the town in grass with easy terms. Also an additional house listing improved last summer seven rooms large pantry up ground cellar cistern in house fair barn and four acres of ground with fruit and garden located in South Silver Lake. Contact via mail to The Record Silver Lake Indiana.
For sale 20 acres farming land level with a small house and good spring. Orchard includes cherry cacao plum pear prune and apple trees. Mail route and telephone system service. located 4 miles southwest of Silver Lake. Also 20 acres with improvements or entire 40 acres available cheap if taken soon. Gravel road to the farm corner and telephone connection. Call at Rec ord office.
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