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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1906
Page
4
Big Four announces excursion routes to Springfield Louisville St Paul Boston Crawfordsville with return fares. One fare plus two dollars. Tickets on sale May to June 1906. Apply to H J Rhein Cincinnati Ohio Big Four agent.
Ww. J. Itton visited the county seat on Tuesday. Mrs. James Sunday from Elkhart visited relatives. Dr. Meek bought Fay Leonard's piano during a recent trip home. Numerous ads promote JUSTICE cigars, Rogers Stain Floor Finish, and Corner Drug Store merchandise while local residents travel, hostages to health claims, and attend commencements.
Local brief lists teams wanted to haul timber and notes on visits by visitors to Silver Lake Indiana. It mentions business ads for screen doors and fixtures from Claypool Lumber Co and Commercial State Bank reports recent favorable audits and deposits. Also covers a dog and pony show event with a schedule clash and a mathematical horse talent feature by Forrest Tempest and other fairground happenings.
Jesse Eschbach states his name will be presented to the Republican county convention on June 5, 1906, as a candidate for the nomination of Representative, subject to the convention's decision.
Several notices announce that their names will be presented at the Kosciusko County Republican convention on June 5, 1906 for the offices of Clerk or Auditor. Vincent F Foster J F Bowman Orville B Kilmer Marion F Longfellow solicit support and declare candidacy pending convention decision.
John F. Clymer announces his candidacy for Recorder at the Kosciusko County Republican convention to be held on June 5, subject to convention decision. He seeks the office in the upcoming election season.
George W. McKrill declares his bid for the position of Surveyor subject to the decision of the Republican county convention slated for January 5. The statement appears in the Surveyor Editors Record.
The Republican county convention in Winona on June 5, 1906 is urged to nominate Charles E. Bantz for the office of Commissioner for the Southern District, subject to convention decision.
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