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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
2
Next Tuesday is election day and many residents have made up their minds. Hallowe en has passed and Thanksgiving looms. Pension day arrives Monday with tax delinquency penalties set for November 5. The Harper Buggy Co plans automobile manufacturing in Columbia City. Pierceton residents discuss building a new school. LeRoy's moving pictures 10 and 15 crs if taxes are unpaid. Most voters expect scratching. let the best men win.
Hiram Radcliff aged 70 residence near Pierceton died last Thursday morning from heart trouble. He was a longtime resident and member of the local community.
Tax duplicates available at Commercial State Bank for payment. The second installment is due on the first Monday in November and any taxes unpaid after that date will become delinquent with penalties. Taxes for Wabash County are also collected. CC. E. Stout, Cashier.
The old settlers of the southeast part of the county recall a gentleman held in high esteem by his acquaintances. He is remembered for his character and standing in the community.
A 15 year old boy named Byron C. VanSchapp from Wilmette Illinois was found in Warsaw last Friday after being missing for several weeks. Police had pursued leads without success. The item also notes prices for hen and market produce, reflecting a dated rural economy tone.
A concise item notes Bow Myers contributing a piece titled Pennsylvania Grit for Pale, outlining a literary or editorial effort. The entry highlights Myers as the author and the work's focus on regional themes.
The article reports on a working model invented by Mr. Kain that demonstrates practical features for efficient soil work. In a wet clay test, the machine throws dirt three to four feet to either side, impressing the editor of the Record with its capability and ease of use.
Here from South Dakota Joe Arnold son of George Arnold of this place is here to spend some time visiting with his father. He is holding down a claim for 160 acres of desirable land in South Dakota and has already made good two years on it.
The Peninsular Range exhibit and biscuit reception at Alspaugh and Son's hardware store drew two thousand biscuits and sold five Peninsular ranges and seven hard coal burners. The event, held Friday and Saturday, was pleasant and interesting for visitors.
An endorsement from Mrs Goo Wallst of Forest City Maine touts Dr King's New Discovery as a Godsend for coughs colds and lung ailments. It claims to prevent pneumonia cure lagrippe relieve asthma hay fever and strengthen weak lungs. Sold for 50c and 1 with trial bottle free at Zims drug store.
The piece notes that about 2 3 0 0 0 Americans reach voting age every four years and that the country's electoral outlook evolves every 25 years as new voters join. It stresses that new voters should learn the Australian ballot method.
Pearaon offers cakes cookies and a variety of fancy baked goods as its specialty.
Weather and oyster line at Pearson's plus a California trip noting Henry and Mrs Clymer. Meck to Albuquerque by November 10 with grandson Allen Leonard, who has been in Port Royal for two years. Stop-a-Loak-Stuck Roo Paint and building supplies offered by Claypool Lumber & Coal Company.
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports her mother aged 70 was revived after six months on Electric Bitters. The tonic claims to cure dyspepsia restore strength and vitality and improve stomach and kidney function. It purports to purify blood and fight malaria biliousness and general weakness. Sold for 50 cents with guarantee by Zim's Drug Store.
Advertises openings for men in each state to travel, collect and distribute samples and circulars. Salary eighty dollars per month plus three dollars daily expenses. Saunders Co. Dept S, 46 50 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago.
The Whittenberger Pavilion houses 36 new buggies on wheels showcasing the vehicle that made Claypool famous, drawing interest from visitors and local observers.
An article extols nerve force as the hidden power directing brain movement heart beat digestion and organ function. It warns that fatigue irritability and poor health signal weakened nerve force and urges remedies to restore vitality.
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