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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
4
A fragmentary quote hints at political awakening with phrases about equality and the moment men learn it on election day. The text intertwines authority and mind, presenting a rough, reflective snapshot of public sentiment.
A reflective meditation links public life attitudes to success in business and virtue. It asserts advertising, honesty, and action as costs and yields, warns against selfish heroism, and urges sowing peace and good thoughts for steady spiritual fruit.
I thank friends and neighbors for their kindness and assistance at the death and burial of my father Henderson Brown.
Conradt Boots advertises guaranteed rubber boots starting at four dollars and up.
In a witty exchange from the Philadelphia Record a Scribbler boasts about a $10 payment for a living on 15 cents a day article then asks Scrawler for $2. Scrawler notes he spent it all.
Conradt and Boots advertises men’s suits and overcoats priced at 25.00 now reduced to 20.98. The offer highlights a clearance style sale for budget-conscious shoppers.
Mrs. Wesley Marshal aged about 50 died at her home in Grand Rapids Michigan at 4 30 Tuesday afternoon. Her sister Mrs Wiltrout was away in Charleston West Virginia and rushed home upon hearing the news to attend the funeral set for 2 00 Friday afternoon. She leaves a husband two sons one sister and two brothers Jacob and Simon McKinl y of this place.
George A brush and Charles C Hanson announce notaries at the Record Office. Lost glasses with gold chain and hairpin near South Pleasant church. reward at Record Office. School notes report tardiness, new pupil Helen Phomtent, and various student grade standings led by seniors Raatz Snoberger and Harve Geiger. Vernon Goss left for Marion. statewide spelling contests urged. political tensions among H S pupils noted.
A short time offer for 25 name cards at ten cents each. Bring or mail your order to the REC ORD office to take advantage of the limited sale.
B Knickerbocker a Detroit manufacturer urges Congress to approve a Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco. He argues a nationwide tour would reveal California’s wonders, convincing lawmakers and travelers to favor a western exposition and attract visitors who may stay. He predicts the project will boost national interest and show America’s western potential.
Barnhart has been re elected over Moorman by a plurality of 400. The next legislature will in all probability be democratic, which means Kern for the senate. The state was a clean sweep for democracy.
Record Pub Co presents a collection of piano and organ pieces by noted foreign and American composers.
The 1909 California soil yield totaled 455,269,827 dollars. It included 47 million gallons of wine, 1,242,726 cases of canned vegetables, and 3,047,001 cases of canned fruit. Honey reached 11,532,000 pounds, butter 49,595,569 pounds and eggs 34,601,000.
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