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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
4
Akron launches the Akron Tribune a new weekly publication appearing Wednesday edited and published by J Terry Dilsaver. The paper shows a neat attractive appearance and includes a liberal advertising patronage.
Claiming millions would vote for the pill as a true remedy for women the ad markets Dr Kings New Life Pill as easy safe and sure. It promises banishing dull feelings backache headaches and constipation while boosting appetite and toning the system. Available for 25 cents at Ragers.
Rev. Robert Linn died at his home in Fennville Michigan on November 16 from paralysis at about 90 years old. He was a former resident of Silver Lake and had lived in this area for a number of years.
Scott Lawrence announces a public sale at his farm three miles south of town on Tuesday November 29 starting at 10 o'clock. Items include five head horses or ponies, twelve head cattle, some bees, ten hens, corn in crib and shock, fodder, oats in bin, a set of work harness, with usual terms and nine months time.
Mr and Mrs N A Moyer came back Tuesday from a three week journey to Texas mainly around Bowie where Mr Moyer’s brother Jud lives and other locals. He liked Texas and its methods but admits he can shuck corn better than pick cotton which he tried on a small scale. He brought home a sample of his own cotton. His nephew Asa Moyer joined them for a short visit.
Local notes show Brady and Jameson on the streets last week while Irvin Parker family and Esther Snake visited. Farmers busy husking corn and a highway change between here and Claypool. Mrs Homan and Ina called at Clink home. Charles Elder left Claypool for Mississippi to work for the Alexander Brothers saw mill.
The fight over the exposition site centers on California versus Louisiana with San Francisco favored for its wealth, growth, and appeal. California’s finances, population, and banking strength dwarf Louisiana, supporting the claim that San Francisco is the superior and ideal location for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition.
Robert W. Chambers writes the new serial featured in Cosmopolitan Magazine November issue. The novel is billed as the greatest of the year and illustrated by Charles Dana Gibson.
WANTED if you are not a subscriber to the RECORD come in and have your name enrolled. The paper will be sent to your address for 21 per year.
Fragmentary note mentions good breeding ewes and an inquiry. References to Joe or Lake are unclear. No full names, dates, or locations are established.
Building material stock in Northern Indiana offers description doors and window frames and barn siding. The Claypool Lumber and Coal Co announces the largest stock and cheap sale.
The column notes a quiet week with correspondents inactive and no reported games or events. No scores, schedules, or team news are recorded this period.
D. T. Sanders of Harrodsburg says he survived a doomed cough after using Dr. King's New Discovery. He reports the medicine stopped his cough and improved his health. It is advertised as a remedy for coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup and whooping cough. 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free guaranteed by Rager.
Henry Crone a Delphi grocer was visited by a pure food inspector when he spat on the floor. He was arrested and his fine plus costs totaled $18.95.
Robert Madsen of Weat Burlington Iowa seemed beyond help after weeks in the hospital and eight months of severe liver trouble and jaundice. Five bottles of Electric Bitters cured him completely, with a guarantee for stomach liver or kidney ills. Only 50 cents at H P Rogers.
During business hours the Record Office personnel are present and ready to handle any notary related matters. The statement emphasizes constant availability of notary staff in the government records office.
A local appeal invites residents with relatives living away to subscribe the RECORD for a year at one dollar. The notice emphasizes the benefit of sharing news and keeping distant family and friends informed.
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