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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1902
Page
4
Public notice outlines advertising policy stating all ads will run until ordered out. Copy for ads must be in the office by Wednesday noon. Obituaries, addresses, resolutions, and write ups over thirty lines require advance payment. Announcements of entertainments with admission fees priced at 0.01 per line, cards of thanks at 0.25.
Indiana deaf mutes plan a large Rochester picnic on June 39 with several hundred statewide attendees. Bourbon weighs options to oil streets to curb dust as no nearby gravel beds exist. Local businesses will close from 9:50 to 12 for Decoration Day church services and cemetery grave decorating ceremonies at South Pleasant at 1:50 PM.
The note from F. M. Jaques announces that discounted prices will stay in effect beyond Saturday May 1, with cash or produce accepted. The stock remains large, especially in shoes, and bargains for cash will continue for a while as the business seeks cash payments.
An ad promotes One Minute Cough Cure to prevent and treat summer colds and bronchitis. It quotes support from Jd H Bowles of Groveton NH and C Rager praising the medicine as safe and fast acting for children and throat lung troubles.
J F Clymer Reno Hamlin and others announce their candidacies for Kosciusko County Recorder subject to the Republican nominating convention at Lakeside Park Warsaw on May 27. The notices urge readers to support the contenders in the upcoming county event.
Judd Chandler and Walter Brubaker announce their candidacy for the Republican nomination for Representative before the forthcoming convention at Lakeside Park. They urge Kosciusko County Republicans to consider their bids at the meeting on May 27.
A report notes the date for the Recorder of Kosciusko County is subject to the Republican nominating convention decision to be held on May 27. The item references a candidate or figure named Babcock.
The record notes a date for the County Commissioner Middle District race in Kosvinsko county subject to the Republican nomination. Warsaw confirms May 27 as a key reference point with HORRICK involved.
The Middle District of Kosciusko County seeks a decision by the Republican convention at Lakeside Park Warsaw on Tuesday May 27 regarding the candidate John C Wolf for commissioner.
A note from the Kosciusko County Clerk indicates the clerk’s office will wait on the Republican convention decision to be held at Lakeside Park in Warsaw on Tuesday May 27. Vincent Foster, senior recorder, announces the forthcoming county convention. Aaron A Rasor is also named.
Jacob Whiteleather declares he will seek the Republican nomination for Auditor of Kosciusko County. The county convention is set to meet at Lakeside Park in Warsaw on May 27. Marion F. Longfellow joins as a commentator on the announced bid.
The record shows contenders James W. Cook and Edgar Haymond announcing their nominations for the Kosciusko Circuit Court judge race. They will seek the Republican county convention on May 27 for the nomination.
Henry W Graham announces his candidacy for renomination as Prosecuting Attorney of the 54th Judicial Circuit. He states his bid is subject to the Republican county convention at Lakeside Park in Warsaw on May 27.
The committee on arrangements asks all who know soldiers buried at Lakeview cemetery or have soldier friends or relatives to contact them so no unmarked grave is overlooked on Decoration Day. Immediate attention requested by G A Brush Adam Stout and F M Jaques.
The Republicans of Lake Town ship will meet in caucus at 2 o'clock p.m. at the usual place to elect delegates to the county convention to be held at Lakeside Park Warsaw Tuesday May 27.
Bargain farm listing offering 300 acres suitable for stock raising with perennial running water, an orchard, a 7 room house and bank barn. Located 4 miles south of Silver Lake, Indiana. Priced at 30 dollars per acre. Contact Jenny Hl. Frory, North Manchester, Indiana. Rex phone 43.
Alf Cline plans a veranda addition to his house while J J Babcock attended Warsaw events. A sewer project proceeds in the north end. G W Votter ran the dray line this week during Mark’s absence. Mrs Jacob Landis of near Clay Pool visited with her daughter Mrs Albert Hacker. Cemetery care urged before decoration day. Purdue University invites for June 8 to 11 including baccalaureate with Rev John Henry Barrows preaching.
In Fairview several residents were seen in the vicinity Monday and Sunday including Fred lines Joel Walburn and Francis Rager of Silver Lake. Ed Snoke and wife visited Saturday. Sylvester Snoke and family from Akron were present Sunday. Hohman and Effie Hohman visited Claypool Wednesday. Isaac Lowman from Macy visited H C Lowman last week. Ben Lowman and wife dined with H C Lowman Wednesday of last week. Don’t miss the church reopening and dedication this Sunday.
Germantown residents report Johnson passing Tuesday morning. Charlie Johnson had dinner with Edward Clink Sunday. Miss Stella Parker visited Miss Etta Miller Saturday. Charlie seen traveling east with a fine Lillie Sunday evening. William Zellers and Sam's Clink were in the area Monday. A large crowd attended Sunday school at this place last Sunday. Miss Fedora Teeter spent Sunday with her parents west of Silver Lake. William Snake and family Esther visited J. W. Clink family Sunday evening. Rev. S M Hill and family of North Judson are visiting with his mother Mrs Cathrine Hill.
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pennsylvania recalls six months of severe illness from hay fever and asthma and credits Dr King's New Discovery with a complete recovery. The advertisement touts it as the safest cure for throat and lung diseases and offers guaranteed bottles at 50 cents and one dollar with free trials at C Rager's.
Geof Marsh of Nocona Texas recounts a past illness named dyepepsin and describes how Kodol digestive cure provided immediate relief. He claims the product mimicked natural gastric juices and restored health after taking several bottles.
W W Arnold went to Chicago. Services to be held at the U B church Sunday evening. Ice cream festival at this place Saturday evening May 31. E E Minear and family moved to Fort Wayne Wednesday. Tom Colbert and L T Wilson building home additions. William Minear was in Knox last.
A town rumor claimed a circus performed Monday night but no show appeared. Chas Tucker and wife visited friends Sunday. Charles Bergh and Mr. Tully were in Packerton Friday. J M Granger attends IOOF Grand Lodge in Indianapolis. Minear brothers build on lots of former mill site. Local youth went to Silver Lake Saturday evening for a good time. A severe hail storm with strong winds hit Monday damaging fruit trees.
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