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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
3
Kosciusko county real estate transfers for the past week are reported by Houton C. Frazier abstractor War saw. The notice lists transfers of parcels and property movements with names and locations indicating activity in the county.
OCR read shows a disorderly list of personal names, places, and ad like references including Silver Lake and various individuals. The legible elements point to a community notice or catalog of residents, votes or events with scattered medical ad phrases, but no clear single event or action to summarize.
A scrambled clipping notes a Sunday gathering with the Parker family and Stella Parker, mentions of a Mrs. EieeKel and Yoon, and references to friends and neighbors. The text ends with a local slogan and a call to support home town merchants.
The article describes a nationwide irrigation project near Lovee street and a growers event to harvest peppermint. Whittier and Noble counties yielded 1,506 pounds of peppermint and the state sold the oil for a high price. Purchasers note inexperience reduced oil extraction by about half.
Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal cure for all surface cancers citing Jas Walters of Duffield Virginia who claims a lip cancer healed by the salve. Also markets guaranteed cures for cuts and burns at 25 cents from Zimmice's.
From Our Exchanges notes Milford residents face long winters and moving plans. References to Pather Orn and local misprints hint at community changes and a Chester township farmer who avoids a home paper. The item combines stray phrases and odd names typical of fragmented OCR in a small town paper.
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