24 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
1
Our electric light plant suffered repeated armature burnouts since last Friday night. A borrowed armature from the Warsaw plant repaired Sunday night, but a second and a third failure followed during testing. Lights remain off until a rewound armature returns from Indianapolis. Burk and Leonard strive to restore operation.
A large crop report states the corn yield this year is measured at three billion bushels, the largest on record for the region. The figure underscores strong farm output and gains in agricultural yields across local fields.
The guards are said to be planning to implement a baggage insurance system. It would insure baggage valued at not more than $100 free of charge and for a small fee if worth more than $100.
State Health Commissioner Porter warned in a Cornell address that at current rates two million people will die from tuberculosis in ten years. He called TB a preventable disease causing poverty and distress and urged public education and cleanliness to combat it.
Attention Farmers The thirty second annual meeting of The Farmers Mutual Relief Association of SXeciusko County will be held in the Circuit Court Room Warsaw Saturday December 3 1910 at 1 o clock a m for the election of officers and other business All members urged to attend Joel Hall President S D Anglin Secretary
The piece urges wives to consider a husband’s struggle with work and competition. It argues his apparent coldness may hide enduring love for home and family, and stresses tempering conduct to ease domestic gloom, promising brighter warmth once clouds pass.
Comrade M D Cage visiting Los Angeles guest of honor at a Star Hotel banquet for surviving members of the 12th Indiana Volunteers. Comrade Jaques hosted the event and later hosted Cage at his home with reminiscences of camp life and Civil War battles. Cage, 83, remains active. plans include winter travels in Florida after visiting Marion and Claypool.
The piece extols Thanksgiving coming early at November 24 and celebrates life in Kosciusko County Indiana. It lauds Silver Lake as a clean well governed town with strong church, lodge, and school communities and a good place to live.
Information reached Postmaster Ferree Tuesday that his half brother Orange Ferree died in a burning building near Seattle Washington Saturday evening. He was 37, unmarried, and formerly lived at Disko. The funeral was held Wednesday.
A brief dialogue unfolds at a railway station when a man questions another about a woman accompanying him. The reply denies the woman is his wife, prompting a terse clarification that the woman is not the speaker’s wife.
A shopper is urged to review a list of discount books featuring very low prices. The notice emphasizes favorable terms and encourages customers to inspect current offerings for potential savings.
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