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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
4
Home seekers' tickets at low rates on sale the first and third Tuesdays of each month. H. J. Rhein. Gen. Passenger Aut Cincinnati Ohio.
A suggestion proposes urging a friend to subscribe to the Record by mentioning a yearly fee of one. The note treats subscription affordability as a persuasive angle.
Tickets for train No 39 Returning will be valid only on train No 40. The No 40 train departs Indianapolis at 5 50 p m.
All World Famous Bands will perform at the White City during the season. The Air Ship, Eagle, will be a special attraction on this date alongside attractions like Scenic Railway Shoot the Chutes and The Midway.
Karl names announce their intent to seek GOP nominations at the Kosciusko county convention with dates June 5 and June 6 1906 for offices including Representative Clerk Auditor and Circuit Court Clerk. Individuals named include Jesse E Eschbach Vincent F Foster J F Bowman Orville B Kilmer Marion F Longfellow.
John F. Clymer declares candidacy for the office of Recorder at the Kosciusko County Republican convention to be held on June 5, subject to convention decision.
George W. McKrill states in his column that he will run for the office of Surveyor if the Republican county convention, set for June 6, selects him as a candidate. He notes the decision rests with the convention.
The paper announces Charles E. Rantz as a candidate for the Republican county convention for the Southern District position. The convention will be held at Winona on June 5, 1906, for the decision on the candidate.
The column lists multiple residents visiting relatives in North Manchester Elkhart Bluffton and Roann. It notes holiday birthday celebrations at the Leonard home and a bank's growing deposits and state exam results. It mentions business moves including J W Yates leaving Metallc CN manufacturing and exploring new ventures.
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