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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
5
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A social item lists several locals visiting Warsaw and Rochester over the weekend, names include Gladys Craig Ruth Getty Sarah Warvey and others. Mentions Rasher notary services and a promotion inviting readers to subscribe, plus notes on a Republican candidate Jessie Eschbach and a band concert next Thursday evening.
Editors record notices from multiple Kosciusko County residents announcing candidacy for county recorder. Each asks voters and Democrats to support the candidate pending decisions of the upcoming Democratic county convention in June 1914.
A report notes a candidate for Kosciusko County sheriff will be presented at the forthcoming Democratic convention subject to its decision. The notice highlights the party’s selection process and the candidate’s stated desire to serve the voters.
Harris discusses the Washington Sempership and editors record in a historical column, highlighting the township issues and editorial standings with reference to the editors reelection and local governance context.
A local notice announces Amy name as presented for the office of County Assessor. Support at the coming convention will be appreciated as the party seeks a strong candidate from Franklin Township with hopes for victory in June.
The Record editors publish a notice that Aaron Agrasor seeks nomination for Clerk of the Circuit Court at the Republican county convention to be held in Lake on June 9, 1914, subject to convention decision.
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