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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1905
Page
2
A fragmented old notice lists civic chores and local quips. It mentions cleaning trash near town before snow, taxes due with penalties, and editor satire about weddings, obituaries, and church notices. It also notes a local minister’s anniversary in Wabash and various hints of rising prices and community events.
The Milford Mail expands its format to four columns and broadens coverage. Editor Groves increases the staff and emphasizes practical topics such as feed composition and nutritive ratio over historical battle names.
The October 10 government crop report rates Indiana at 99, just shy of perfection, with strong showings that place it above other top corn belt states. The note asks what ails Iowa Missouri and Illinois in comparison.
An exchange extols a country town as a wonderful convenience for rural residents. It argues that the town's growth increases land value, and landowners should support the town to aid themselves, neighbors, and the state.
An eloquent note argues that while the world seems busy and hard, people possess generous, compassionate impulses when prompted by need. It asserts that hardship tests belief but does not prove universal coldness, urging patience and faith in human goodwill.
The Lesh factory in Warsaw shut down last week and will relocate operations to Memphis Tennessee. The move affects workers and local business as production shifts to the new plant in Memphis.
Thos 8 Austin, manager of the Republican in Leavenworth Ind, refused doctors surgery on his wife for female trouble. He says they chose Electric Bitters instead, and she recovered, able to perform housework. Warranted by Zim the druggist. Price 50c.
A brief advertisement notes a testimonial about consumption prevention and lung health, praising a product as the quickest relief and cure for colds. It mentions a mother’s loss, urging timely care, and offers trial bottles free with priced guarantees of 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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