Town Officers to Be Elected in 3rd Ward Race
Election notices list posts for 3rd Ward councilman, town clerk, treasurer, and marshal. J. D. Lee Cline serves as town clerk. Voters assess candidates on Tuesday, November 7, 1911.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1911
Page
4
Election notices list posts for 3rd Ward councilman, town clerk, treasurer, and marshal. J. D. Lee Cline serves as town clerk. Voters assess candidates on Tuesday, November 7, 1911.
The Democratic, Republican and Socialist parties named their town election tickets. Democrat ticket includes Clerk Harley P. Rayer and Marshal William T. Barrett. Republican ticket details not fully clear with next Tuesday election and Saturday tax deadline noted.
Record Office staff ensure notary services are available during business hours with at least one notary on site for inquiries. The note emphasizes reliable access to official notarial assistance.
A local Rexall advertises Rexall Orderlies as a safe remedy for chronic constipation claiming they tone nerves and muscles of the bowels without harsh purgatives. The offer promises a refund if unsatisfactory and lists price per pack.
Charles Shull and family from near Roama visited Cal Grosso’s home from Sunday to Tuesday due to rain. The notice asks readers to share plans or entertain guests to enrich the paper. Also advertises Fall and Winter apples at 35 cents per bushel and winter pears at 15 cents per bushel. Read William H. Turner’s ad for a very important message.
Piano and organ players can buy many kinds of sheet music at the REcoRD office at reasonable prices. Call to review the list of nearly 200 sheets on hand and order anything missing within days to save money.
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