Kind neighbors aid Warren Stickel with corn and fodder
A group of neighbors and friends gathered at Warren Stickel’s place southeast of town to work all day. They cribbed and husked corn and fodder, with many named helpers contributing, and Mr. Stickel greatly appreciates the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ebert
Ross Deatar
Solomon Leckrone
Samuel Kerlin
Sherman Rittehhouse
Alex Netzin
Harry Giteninger
Adbert Thacker
Jobh Gali
Dick’ Geiser
Ben Girtseh
Harley Boyer
Alva Sumue
Mont Frye
Charles Pearson
Jacob Mekril
Aurthur Jacy
Chester Jontz
von Warner
Samuel Groninger
Jestua Russard
Rey Keptinger
Noah Frante
Aaron Levkrone
George Aline
Andy Drdge
Mr. Stiskel Preatly
Revival Meeting Notice Affects Local Churches
A note announces no preaching Sunday at the Methodist church and no services at the Lutheran church next Sunday due to revival meeting cancellations.
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Session Observed by Local Delegate
O F Brown traveled to Indianapolis yesterday for the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge in session this week. The correspoding count lists 38 delegates from Silver Lake Lodge No 576 expected to arrive tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Brown
Indianapolis
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
Silver Etke Lad
Pexpectes
Tuarrive
Ball Purchases Ten Horsepower Engine For Farm Use
Argos Ball, four miles west of town, bought a ten horsepower International Gasolene engine from the Harrison brothers. Ball, a prosperous farmer, plans to use it for grinding feed and buzzing wood on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argos Ball
International Gasolene Owine
Haryison Brothers Rice Oy
Ball
Magazine Subscription Offer From Brush Hanson
A damaged notice seeks subscribers for various magazines offering savings. It claims authorization to handle subscriptions and invites readers to request catalogs and savings through Brush Hanson at their Silver Lake address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adooey Savina
Getlone Pyle
Brush & Hanson
Reverend Park Returns From National Prohibition Convention
Rev Park came home from Columbus after attending a national anti saloon league convention. Prominent people from across the United States were present, with Rev Park the only attendee from this county. A collection of 5,624 was raised to fund the anti saloon movement. A resolution backed nationwide prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Columbus Obe
Usted States
North Dakota Man Briefly Entertained in Silver Lake
Myron Landis of North Dakota stopped in Silver Lake Monday evening waiting for a ride to his brother’s home southwest of town. He recently returned from trips to Kansas City St Louis Nashville and other places and plans a return to North Dakota next week then Alberta Canada for the winter with his daughter’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Landis
North Dakota
Silver Lake
Brush Bee
Kansas City
St. Louis
Nashville
North Vernon
Alberta
Canada
Revival Meetings Begin at Methodist Church
Rev Park will lead a series of revival meetings at the Methodist church starting Monday evening with services each evening this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Bean
Methodist Church
Dressing Chickens at E Braude Packing House
The E Braude packing house dresses many chickens and turkeys daily. More than twenty workers are employed this fall and hundreds of dressed fowls are shipped weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Braude Packing House
Ladies to Serve Dinner in Basement of U B Church
The ladies aide of the U B church will serve an excellent chicken dinner in the basement on the church dedication day Sunday December 7. The price is 29 cents per meal and proceeds go to the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Church
U. B.B. Church
Poe
Walburn Finishes Christmas Goods in Nervcuse Factory
North Manchester worker J W Walburn, employed in Nervcuse factory, is finishing Christmas goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Manchester
J.W. Walburn
Nervcuse
Masquerade Planned At Lake Skating Rink Event
The Silver Lake band stages a masquerade at the skating rink next Thursday to raise funds for a new instructor. The article notes the carrier route salary disputes and that Jacob Haney resigned before a sealed bid set the wage at 274 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Haney
Waney
Silver Lake Skating Rink
Miss Edna Brown Resigns Position In War Saw Factory
Miss Edna Brown has resigned her position in the War Saw factory and is now with her parents in the countryside north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Brown
Warsaw
Mrs J S Marsh Returns to Chicago for Winter Visit
Mrs J S Marsh has returned to Chicago after visiting here a week. Her mother, Mrs Elizabeth Flively, accompanied her and will remain in Chicago for most of the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Elizabeth
Windy City
Postmaster Ferree Recovers Sidelined by Lame Knee
Postmaster Ferree, out for weeks with a lame knee, has started moving about town on crutches in recent days, marking a slow recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferree
Appendicitis Sickness Grips J U H Girken
J U H Girken suffered a light attack of appendicitis Sunday evening and has since remained at home. He is improved and expected to recover fully within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. UH. Girken
Will Hold Young Peoples Meeting in Church Basement
The United Brethren church will hold a young peoples meeting in the church basement next Sunday evening instead of the Lutheran church. The subject is Discontent or Praise Which is your Life Psalm 100 13 A large attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Man Remains on Crutches After Foot Injury
Burt Keller continues to use crutches due to a foot injury from a rusty nail. Healing progresses slowly and concerns remain about recovery time and mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Keller
Improving Miller Returns Home From Illness
Foster Miller is now at the Jacob Bouse home southwest of town after months in a Huntington hospital with typhoid fever. He is able to be about and rapidly gaining strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Miller
The
Jacob
Ter
Huntington
Many Attended Lecture by Miss Cotulo Ott Bolue Mise Shatis
A large audience gathered Monday evening to hear Miss Cotulu Ott Bolue Mise Shatis speak, with attendees filling the venue and showing strong interest in the presented topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ance
Miss Cotulu
Ott
Bolue
Mise Shatis
Embroidery Club Honors Mrs. Georgia Rager Birthday
The embroidery club met with Mrs. Georgia Rager last Wednesday evening to celebrate her birthday. She was presented with one of the club spoons as a remembrance of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Rager
Warsaw Family Visits Butterbaugh at Sanitarium
In Warsaw last Saturday David Butterbaugh and two children spent the day with Mrs Butterbaugh who is in the Warsaw sanitarium receiving treatment for sciatic rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Butterbaugh
Warsaw
Wells Family Visit From Virginia Noted in Victoria Area
W H Wells and his wife from Victoria Virginia spent the week visiting Ezra Homman and relatives. Wells is a brother to Mrs Nomman and is known locally. Hoemer, the ill boy, is recovering and they came due to the illness of Wells sister Mrs Emma Lowman of Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wells
Victoria Virginia
Ezra Homman
Mr. Wells
Death of Infant Son in Fort Wayne Hospital
Francis Marion Caldwell the infant son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Caldwell of near Cuapeul died in Fort Wayne hospital Wednesday from obstruction of the bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Marion
Mors
Leroy Caldwell
Cuapeul
Fort Wasne
Former Residents Visit Here From Mississippi
Holice and Mathew Alexander of Mississippi were in Silver Lake Monday visiting friends. Once residents of the area, their parents Festie and in Warsaw joined them. Rita Neinder is mentioned as a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holice
Mathew Alexander
Mississippi
Silver Lake
Bhoys
Warsaw
Alexander
Rita AleNeiider
PitVe
Chey Will Pee Tod
Uring
Public Sale Notice With Mixed Jumbled Text
Fragmented OCR text describes a public sale with unclear details. It mentions payment timing and readiness, references dishwashing and home items, and includes stray phrases about cases and timelines without coherent facts. The readable content is insufficient to identify participants, locations, or dates.
Household Privileges and Woman's Rights Clash
Dialogue hints at evolving gender roles with a elderly mother and daughter debating traditional authority. The piece frames women's rights as reclaiming what was previously denied, reflecting social tensions of change.
The King Snake Fights Back Against Rattlers
The king snake is described as a terror to rattlers and all snakes. It is said the rattlesnake’s venom has little effect on the king snake, which relies on incredible speed and swift constriction to overpower opponents. The description emphasizes rapid, choking coil attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai K
Lim
Yew Trees Grow Tall and Durable in Caucasus
A fragment describes a yew tree in the Caucasus reaching 50 to 60 feet tall with a diameter a little over two feet. It grows slowly but yields timber of exceptional durability and appearance said to outlast many woods. Some forests show trees remaining solid and undamaged for 190 years after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caucasus
Red Cross Christmas Seals Demand Spreads Across Indiana
Indiana associations forecast unprecedented demand for Red Cross Christmas seals to combat tuberculosis. With 1.3 million mailed in three days and 4 million expected by November 28, counties and agencies will sell them at one cent each. Major shipments include Fort Wayne 200,000 Gary 100,000 Richmond 100,000 Evansville 200,000 Terre Haute 300,000 South Bend 100,000 Lokomo 50,000, plus many towns receiving 30,000, 20,000, or 10,000 each. The campaign will reach 60 to 70 counties via county anti tuberculosis societies and local clubs across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Indianapolis
Indiana
United States
Fort Wayre
Gary
Richmond
Evansville
Terre Haute
South Bend
Lokomo
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Governor Ralston Proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Indiana
The governor issues a proclamation declaring Thursday November 27 a statewide Thanksgiving day and urges a general observance of the holiday across Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Indiana
Change of Times on Big Four Trains
A slight schedule adjustment by the Mich Div of the Big Four affected two trains last Sunday. The forenoon southbound train now arrives at 10:27, two minutes later, while the afternoon southbound train is due at 4:54, twelve minutes earlier.
Record Smashing Entries at the Chicago Stock Show
The 1913 International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago runs November 29 to December 6 and showcases unprecedented exhibitor interest across horses cattle hogs and sheep. Wisconsin and Ontario lead a stellar draft horse and livestock program with beef cattle displays highlighting a revival in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North American
United States
Canada
Wisconsin
Ontario
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Warren Stickel
Methodist
Luthean
Sundy
Atterding Grand Lodge
Agency
Thea
Otfea
Thurs
Silver Lake Band
Young Peoples
Bouse
Fos
Attend
Virginia
Gresso’s Department Store
Prof
Grove
Clarice
Red Cross Christ
Mas
Red Cross
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