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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
1
The state chemist office issues guidance on feeding stock law clarifying which materials fall under registration and tagging requirements. Exempt and nonexempt feeds covered, with emphasis on consumer rights and proper labeling for sale.
Goldsmith and Boots claim to give premium tickets and guarantee goods and press suits at no charge. The assertion targets advertising and customer assurance in a promotional note.
Portland cement advertised at 21.40 per dollar bag urging quick purchase. Claypool Lumber and Coal Co promotes goon cement though wording is unclear. Local ad emphasizes limited time offer and urging customers to buy cement now.
Opinion piece urges individual self betterment in physical mental and moral lines. Authors remind readers every person is part of a collective improvement and call for personal action now.
Fire badly damaged the Lawrence National Bank at North Manchester and a barber shop beneath it during an early Thursday morning blaze. Ursache of the fire unknown. investigators search for a cause as smoke and heat spread through the building.
A newborn boy is celebrated as a remarkable child destined to lead. The passage praises his potential, from a tiny mouth to soft curls, claiming women will adore him and men must respect him. It frames success as easily within reach for this exceptional infant.
Reports from across the state indicate quail numbers remain after mass die offs though some counties expect lower counts. Elkhart County foresees enough quail to keep opening day hunting lively as season starts November 10 and wardens prepare to enforce rules.
A discussion contrasts teachers trained for teaching with those trained in teaching. It argues effectiveness grows from observing others, following principals, and reading educational literature rather than mere formal training. The piece asserts practice in actual teaching enhances skill more than theoretical preparation.
Thomas Martindale of Philadelphia, president of the Poor Richard club and a major wholesale grocer, addressed the Walnut Street Business Men's association. He praised daily newspapers as the strongest advertising tool for retailers, urging constant, year round effort rather than sporadic holiday campaigns.
A fragment from a school column notes Bernard having a girlfriend, noisy freshmen, and a two month mark in the term. It lists new trustee Noah Frantz effective January 1 1908 and student elections for literary society leaders. A Thanksgiving program is planned for November 25 with invited patrons.
A local arts page highlights Younes Peoanie act Christien En- Pees performing Wednesday evening at Ney D4. The feature notes the show’s energy and crowd anticipation with details on venue and ticketing.
Warning to residents about counterfeit inspectors traveling via Indiana towns claiming state authorization to inspect telephones furnaces wiring and chimneys. They carry tools, enter homes, and steal valuables. Do not confront them. call central dispatch to verify and alert neighbors about the danger.
A. Hever plans to move with his family to Matience Lib within the next few days after selling his Silver Lake property on the late bist Saturday. The move follows the recent sale of his Taltu seditie weal oof Silver Lake.
A fragmented notice announces an upcoming public sale with items listed such as furniture and household goods. The readable lines mention a date near Saturday November 7 and reference a location and participant names, but many details are garbled.
Miss Mary Stickel entertained Dr. and Mrs. Cary J A Walter and wife and Ezra Funk and wife at dinner last Sunday at the Stickel home southeast of Itown. The repast featured substantial viands and appetizing dainties that held the company’s undivided attention for a full hour. A social afternoon followed.
Richardson Dry Goods Co in Warsaw announces prices on cloaks suits waists and skirts through Monday evening in a new ready to wear department on the second floor accessible by a modern electric elevator.
Wool dress goods offered at 60 cents 42 cents foré42 cents. 85 cent grades 89 cents. $1.00 grades 89 cents. 1.24 grade 98 cents. $1.50 grades $1.39. Sale ends November 9. Richardsons Dry Goods Company Warsaw.
Daily fresh bread served at McGlennens Restaurant, highlighting a pledge of constant oven availability and a welcoming dining staple for patrons. Regulars can expect warm loaves with meals and a steadfast bakery routine.
The state board of health adopted a rule requiring manufacturers dealers and vendors to protect ready to consume foods from insects vermin dust and pollution. Dr J N Hurty secretary notes inspectors found cats in coffee bins and cracker barrels maggots in tapioca and various vermin in crackers and nuts. The rule is now in force and inspectors will enforce it.
Goldsmith & Boots in North Manchester offers a green hat update as a stylish accessory. The shop promotes current trends with new arrivals and seasonal colors.
Walter Leroy Dick born July 6 1906 died Oct 22 1908 aged 2 years 3 months 16 days Funeral held at Claypool by Rev E E Wright Forest Green born near Claypool Aug 28 1907 died Oct 30 1908 aged 1 year 2 months 2 days Giewu described as a bright little boy loved by all Funeral held at Mt Pleasant by Rev IE EE Wrieht
Algernon S. Davis born June Ra PSos died Get. 27 1608 aged 32 yrs S months 29 days married Isabelle Snake Dec. 18 1ST0 she predeceased him. They had a son and a daughter the latter died young He remarried Amanda Waren July 5 1867. He leaves a wife a son a sister and friends funeral services were held at Mt Pleasant conducted by Rev Wright.
Arrangements are complete for the second annual Fruit Show at Purdue University during the Farmers' Short Course week January 11 to 16, 1909. The Indiana Horticultural Society and university horticultural department co sponsor a larger event with a cash premium list over 300 dollars. Exhibitors must grow their own fruit and may obtain premium lists from C G Woodbury at the Experiment Station in Lafayette Indiana.
Hanes livery barn at Wabash destroyed by fire Sunday evening. Six horses died from smoke suffocation. two were boarders, four owned by Mr. Hanes. Fire origin uncertain though a match is suspected. Several horses and property saved. Loss about 2200 dollars, partially insured.
The best value giving sale in Kosciusko County concludes Monday evening November 9. Attendees are urged to travel from distant areas to participate at Richardsons Dry goods store event.
An old rural telephone system brings farmers closer and fights isolation but invites abuse through eavesdropping. The piece urges not answering calls to avoid listening and urges managers to limit minutes and charges to prevent moral harm.
Mrs J F Oldfather and Josephine Carpenter visited North Manchester yesterday. The ad line promotes Goldsmith Boots in North Manchester Ind for hats and fashion. Bud Jontz returned from Indianapolis to vote and visit. Allen Bybee and wife hosted guests at C E Rantz’s. Rielson Dry Goods advertises blankets at low prices until November 9. Henry Ayers and Cy Ball visited in Wabash. Kodol is advertised with a digestion claim.
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