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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
4
Anomaly in Nappanee prompts interest in formal city government. Quotations reflect civic debate as residents consider governance options. The piece contrasts practical governance with folk wisdom and broader regional concerns in Michigan fruit yields and family sentiments.
On the first page a complete report of the election is presented up to going to press. The article details results and standings as of publication moment.
A deluxe palace car in England features nickeled feeders running water velvet mats and plate glass windows for dogs. The article notes refined travel comforts amid the era.
The Vermont Legislature includes thirteen lawyers and one hundred eight farmers among its members, highlighting a strong farmer representation in the body.
Boston shows a remarkable per person expenditure from postal receipts among the fifty largest cities, averaging a trifling sum of about six dollars per inhabitant.
Reading all government material published in a year would take an average man about half a century if he reads eight hours daily. The remark emphasizes the enormous volume of official documents and the impracticality of consuming them all.
A husband objects to the food his wife gives the baby, and she breaks the nursing bottle over his head. He later expects to waive the food and argue for thinner bottles.
The crew of the cruiser Baltimore paid off recently deposited over $20,000 with the Naval Branch Young Men's Christian Association in Brooklyn for safekeeping.
A historical note explains artesian wells exhibit daily ebb and flow like the sea tides with reversed timing. The maximum flow occurs during the ocean’s low tide, aligning well behavior with tidal cycles.
The 1900 year is noted for its brevity in Roman numerals, expressing as M. C. M. This marks a first where Roman numerals show advantage of conciseness over the last century.
By thirteen to six, the Chicago Board of Education trustees vote on October 17 to ban in schools a book of select Bible readings offered as a substitute for the Bible, which has been barred for years.
A disease described as influenza is spreading in Jay and nearby regions, briefly driving cattle to attack people and behaving as if rabid, alarming residents. The text notes a man in the area reports the issue.
A mixed item list reports illness of Donald Kissinger and other residents, Chamberlain medicines marketed by A B Ervin and W E Davis, fuel offers, postal boxes for farmers, campaign mess ups, and an indorsement letter for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Also noted are a parade in War saw and a hotel change at the White House Warsaw.
On and after January 1, 1900, a ticket is given with every dollar of horse shoeing. On December 24 a drawing will select the first lucky number to win a Conrad Farm Wagon and the second lucky number to win a Thistle Bicycle. Come and have your shoing done here at William Conrad and Sons Mfg Wagons and Carriages.
Grahameville blacksmith H H Black says his five year old son prone to croup is cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The family notes the remedy dissolves tough mucus and is safe for infants and adults. W E Davis at Burket adds endorsement.
Bolts in three lengths offered to gain advantage in timber disposal. Highest market price paid at factory. For details on timber, contact Thos Decker & Sons. Also manufacturer of boxes and crates. Red Front restaurant offers meals and snacks with fresh bread daily. Levi Beigh, proprietor.
A group of local farmers led by Abe Metzger John E Deaton L T Wilson John Metzger Knoop Kinsey David Smith Wm Botkin FE M Shipley Albert Ingalls plus others state they will prosecute any person found hunting with a dog or gun or trespassing on their land to the full extent of the law.
Geo S. Pingree of 409 Rialto Building Chicago and John Sebastin G P A Chicago are listed as officials or contact points in a public notice or organizational listing within the city.
The Great Rock Island Route offers Oct 2 and 16 round trip fares to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo from Chicago 27.00 and from Peoria 24.00 to Kansas Nebraska 15.00 from Chicago and 12.00 from Peoria to Oklahoma Indian Territory 17.00 from Chicago and 14.00 from Peoria Return limit 21 days Kiowa Comanche Apache Reservation in Oklahoma to open next Spring over 2 000 000 acres for public entry 12 000 homesteads 190 acres each 10 000 mineral claims The Great Rock Island Route is the only line to this district Information: Joan Sepasran G P A Chicago.
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