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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
4
Local newspaper notice listing subscription terms and postal details for The Record Pub. Co. at Brush and Nanson in Silver Lake Indiana. One year in advance is $1.00 six months 60 cents. Includes post office derivation and second class matter designation.
Advertising rates announced for e application. All ads run until canceled. Copy due in office by Wednesday noon. Obituaries addresses resolutions and long write ups over thirty lines must be paid at 3 cents per line in advance. Cards of Thanks ten lines or less cost 25 cents.
A 1902 note recalls Dewey’s Manila Bay triumph four years earlier and marks J S Coxey as president of the Coxey Silica Sand Co in Mount Vernon Ohio. It also reports balanced arm strength in men and women and a court ruling on school bath mandates for Chicago children.
The text describes a season when men face female troubles caused by a home cleaning epidemic. Domestic chaos follows as parlor furniture is moved outside, dining room rearranged, and old pictures scattered, yet a quiet family circle forms around bread and water amid the upheaval.
An old newspaper advertisement claims Dr King’s Senda recovery remedy can cure severe conditions. It features Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pa praising the product for coughs colds and bronchial affections and offers guaranteed bottles at 50 cents with trial bottles free at C Rager's.
Several readers announce candidacy for Kosciusko County Recorder. Each seeks Republican nomination at Lakeside Park Warsaw on May 27 with emphasis on party convention decisions. Names include J F Clymer GC Ketrocw Reno Hamlin.
Community items list visitors, gatherings, and minor happenings in Germantown and neighboring areas. Entries include family visits, shop and milliner notes, church services, farm improvements, regional travel, and social calls among residents such as the Clink, Long, Parker, Flenar, and Shoemaker households.
Store managers announced price cuts would end Saturday May 16 but most goods will remain discounted. Cash purchases, not barter, are preferred as stock remains ample especially in footwear. F M Jaques chaired a Decoration Day planning meeting at the Lutheran church with committees named for arrangements speaking music and flags.
Enperor Record reports that a candidate named BGABCOCK announces intent to run for Recorder of Kosciusko County pending the Republican nominating convention on May 27. The statement signals entry into the primary race.
Kosciuske county Middle District residents await the Republican nominating convention to determine the county commissioner seat. The event is slated for Lakeside Park in Warsaw on May 17. Ho Horrick.
Report notes a Republican convention date set for Lakeside Park in Warsaw on Tuesday May 27. Vincent Foster editor records Aaron A Rasor and the event subject to convention decision.
Kosciusko county holds its county convention at Lakeside Park in Warsaw on May 27 under Auditor Eptron oversight. Jacob White Leather reported the date and venue.
Epviritor Recorp notes the Kosciusko Circuit Court judge race subject to a Republican county convention on May 27. Hiram S Biggs is the incumbent nominee. The date and outcome depend on the convention vote.
Enclosed notice states James W Cook will be presented at the Kosciusko County Republican Convention for the nomination as Judge of the Kosciusko Circuit Court. Edgar Haymond also indicates his name will be placed in nomination subject to the convention decision on May 27.
Henry W Grahs announces candidacy for renomination as Prosecuting Attorney in the 54th Judicial Circuit. He will seek the Republican county convention endorsement at Lakeside Park in Warsaw on May 27.
May 27 line notes candidate Judd Chandler and Walter Brubaker announce intention to run for office in Kosciuske County. The decision depends on the Republican convention to be held at Lakeside Park.
Read the advertisements in the Recorp to find bargain givers who can save you money on your paper purchase. The notices urge patronage to secure lower prices and better deals.
An old testimonial claims dangerous wounds may worsen if neglected and praises DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for healing a long running leg sore after trying other remedies. The ad warns to beware of counterfeit products and credits H C Hardly of Yankee Town Ind. with the cure.
Ad touts One Minute Cough Cure to cure coughs colds and grip with immediate effect. Claims safety for children and lists chest and lung troubles. Testimonial from L Bowles Groveton and Rager endorses fast relief.
Readers are drawn to the Recorn advertisement featured prominently on the issue’s front page as a notable element of the layout and promotional content.
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