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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
4
Miss Fern Gall traveled to North Manchester Tuesday for a several days stay with relatives. Mr. Keesecker of Macy transacted business here Tuesday.
Fragmented local notices show residents visiting relatives in Elkhart Danville and Rochester along with a request to place an advertisement. A civil case in the Kosciusko Circuit seeks to quiet title on Indiana real estate with multiple non resident defendants and a 1915 scheduled court date.
In Kosciusko Circuit Court September Term 1916 Chasancey E Smiley by Esch bach Sloane files a complaint to quiet title. The action names John Elder Mary Rider William Elder Rachel Elder James Hunter James D Hunter Everella Devenney Fin ley B Bussing Clara E Bussing Cary M Bussing and unknown spouses and heirs of deceased persons as defendants. Unknown parties presumed non residents of Indiana are listed by designation.
A local election candidate George W Polk is presented as a self made business leader from Warsaw with years in livery and automobile trades. He is praised for criminal pursuit record including capturing a horse thief who stole hundreds of horses. Voters urged to elect Polk for active capable sheriff.
State of Ohio Toledo city Lucas County public notice details available. Official statements reference local government actions and deadlines affecting residents of Toledo and surrounding Lucas County.
A brief classified style notice indicates a trial for a job ad in the Reco'd Pays column. It seeks engagement for a short-term assignment and invites responses from interested applicants.
Invitations to a forthcoming wedding are printed at the Record Office in Silver Lake. The notice invites the bride and groom to visit to view specimen cards for selections and mentions very low prices on special stock.
A curing claim highlights Glando as a gland tonic to relieve glandular disorders and remove poisonous accumulations while building up the system. The ad notes sluggish circulation, impure blood, and potential serious liver kidney trouble. For sale by Rager and Jontz.
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