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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
8
Rager & Jantz druggists offer Rexall Orderlies with a bold money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. The remedy claims mild action, non diarrheal side effects, and suitability for children and the elderly. Available in three sizes at low prices from the Rexall Store Claypool Lumber and Coal Co.
Property listing advertises a house and lot for sale in Silver Lake with immediate inquiry available at the office. Contains contact note directing readers to inquire at once.
Reader instruction directs checking the issue wrapper for the date after the name to determine if the subscription has expired before January 1. The notice emphasizes verifying the date to avoid renewals or service interruption.
In Kosciusko County Circuit Court April Term 1912 Mary 8 Shoup files a complaint with affidavit to quiet title in the matter of Gilbert Peterson et al against defendants including John Plake Dessie Northan Frederick Northan Emma Barber Arthur Barber Lillian Eggleston Charles Eggleston Rosa Hire Earl Hire Lulu Hire Hermann Rudolf Hire Mery Elma Hire Mardy Hannah Hire Nora Gregg Frank Study and Mrs.
Public notice in Kosciusko Circuit Court, Warsaw, Indiana, names several non resident defendants including Leta Peterson and Gideon Mellen. The action seeks to quiet title to real estate and requires appearance by June 18 1912 or June 28 1912 as applicable to each case.
The plaintiff files a complaint in 1912 Kosciusko Circuit Court seeking quiet title against named and unnamed defendants including John Steinberger and others. It states residence unknown for several defendants and that non residents are necessary parties. The case targets the property interests of designated deceased individuals and their spouses heirs and successors with a hearing on the 18th first Monday of April at Warsaw Court House.
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