Tinner Fall From Roof Injures Man at Manchester Site
Bert Layman of North Manchester fell ten to twelve feet from a veranda roof while at the Arthur Getty home Monday afternoon. He struck head and shoulders, losing breath for minutes before reviving and continuing work. He complained of side pain afterward. Nearby workman Mr Jungman narrowly escaped a similar fall days earlier on the K P building roof.
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Bert Layman
Manchester
Arthur ‘Getty
Jungman
K. of P- Building
McGlennen Sells Restaurant to Fultz for Lena Park Farm
Warsaw real estate dealer Hall reports M McGlennen trades his restaurant and bakery business and a Silver Lake dwelling to F M Fultz for a fifty acre Lena Park farm near North Judson in Starke county. Possession exchanged immediately and Fultz plans a public sale of personal property October 24 before moving to Akron.
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E. Hall
Warsaw
M. McGlennen
Silver Lake
F. M. Fultz
Lena Park
North
Judson
Starke County
Fultz
Akron
McGlennon
WeGhonen
Akron News
Public Sale Season Opens Early for Listings
The article urges sellers to prepare sale bills at home by listing all items to avoid omissions. It promotes bringing the list to the RECORD office for careful handling and notes that printing service is ready and reasonably priced.
Suffering With Typhoid Fever
W A Martindale has been sick for several days with strong typhoid fever symptoms. His three year old daughter Helen recently recovered from a typhoid attack.
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Helen
Public Sale Notice Near Silver Lake
To Hold Public Sale and Lt Metzger will hold a public sale at their place three miles east and fourteen miles north of Silver Lake on Wednesday November 2 beginning at 10 o clock. Six head horses twelve head of cattle forty eight head of hogs twenty eight head of sheep twelve tons mixed hay and one good road cart offered. Usual terms with six months time and three percent off for cash on time sales.
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Lt. Metzger
Silver Lake
Ebert to Hold Farm Public Sale Near Silver Lake
Mr and Mrs W F Ebert plan a year long vacation and announce a public sale at their Silver Lake area farm on Tuesday November 1 1910 starting at 10 oclock They will offer 34 head of horses 14 head of cattle and 100 hogs along with other farm stock in the auction This notice provides location and timing for the sale and lists animal lots.
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W. F. Ebert
California
Ebert
Silver Lake
Store Moves to Better Location
Swibart moved his stock of goods last week into the Yount room first door west of the post office. The renovated room is neatly repapered and stocked with his varied lines arranged for convenient viewing.
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Swibart
Yount
Miss Lida Conred Dies in Chicago Typhoid Fever
Word was received that Miss Lida Conred died at her Chicago home last week from typhoid fever. Funeral occurred Friday. She had stayed with Mrs. C. E. Rantz last summer and for two prior summers, making many friends in the area.
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C. E. Rantz
Lida Conred
Chicago
Miss Conred
Rantz
Lake
Pasture Your Wheat To Improve Winter Stand
Farmers report excessive growth of fall wheat and fear failure over winter. Pasturing before freezing weather with cattle or sheep helps the crop gain a firmer footing, promotes early growth, and boosts harvest yields. Calves and sheep fare well on wheat fields without excessive trampling.
Prospecting trip through western states ends with Colorado lure
David Rowland returned last Thursday from a six weeks prospecting trip through New Mexico Colorado and California. He visited Salt Lake City San Francisco and other places. He plans to move west with his family this fall if a suitable location is found and Colorado stands out as a likely choice.
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David Rowland
New Mexico
Colorado
California
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
The Quiet Man Who Guides a Community
A reflection on two types of local leaders, contrasting the loud busybody with the quiet businessman who works behind the scenes. The piece extols the steady, modest adviser who contributes real power and moral guidance by steady, unobtrusive example.
Prison Sunday Observance Promoted By State Charities Board
The State Charities Board distributes annual pamphlets urging Oct 30 as Prison Sunday in churches statewide. The pamphlets trace penology in Indiana and praise laws protecting children including dependent children, guardians, juvenile court, family desertion, compulsory education, child labor and training for disabled children, noting laws aim to foster good citizens through public cooperation.
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Board of State Charities
State Board
Indiana
Union
Board of Children’s Guardians
Ed Reed Sustains Severe Arm Injuries At School
Seventeen year old Ed Reed fell while playing ball at a southeast school Wednesday and broke both bones of his left arm near the wrist.
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Ed Reed
Here
Young Player Hurt in Ball Game Collision
Orval Carr aged about 16 son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Carr north of town sustained a broken left collar bone after slipping during a ball game with fellow pupils. The accident occurred while playing with a group from the school.
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Orval Carr
Alvin Carr
Noah Shireman Returns From Western Trip
Noah Shireman returned home last Thursday after a several weeks trip through Idontana. He spoke highly of the western country and brought back several specimens of products raised in that territory.
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Noah Shireman
Idontana
Shireman
Nickel Theatre Presents Saturday Night Double Show
The Nickel Theatre hosts a big Saturday night double feature with illustrated song performances and a lively stage program expected to attract local audiences.
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Nickel Theatre
Illustrated Song
Prison Sunday Plan Picked For October Observance
Clergy plan to devote sermons on the last Sunday in October to this work with hope to observe prison Sunday. If that date cannot be observed, another Sunday will be chosen.
Indiana State Prison Praised By International Delegates
A group of 150 international experts toured penal institutions and selected the Indiana State Prison at Michigan City as the best in America and equal to any in the world. They praised the inmate food as superior to that provided by European governments.
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International ‘Prison
Congress
Indiana State
Michigan City
America
Indiana Institution
Stepped on Nail Hurts H P Rager This Week
H P Rager limps after stepping on a nail injuring his left foot. The incident has caused him considerable annoyance this week.
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H. P. Rager
Be Good to Rural Carrier and Help Him on His Way
Citizens urged farmers along rural routes to gift a bushel of corn to mail carriers. The piece notes carriers serve a government job and face high costs, including horse feed and market prices. It argues a small gift would ease expenses and be greatly appreciated by faithful rural postal workers.
There’s No Excuse for Monotony in Daily Life
A reflective column urges breaking daily dullness by infusing ordinary routines with imagination. It cites small acts of affection and creative touches at home to lift mood and revitalize routine moments for couples and families.
Public drinking cups blamed for spreading disease crusade grows
The article discusses typhoid and other infections spread via communal cups on trains and in schools. It cites widespread adoption of public cups being banned in many states and suggests portable sterile paper cups as a safer alternative.
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Wisconsin
M Gan
Kansas
Mississippi
Oklah
Massachusetts
Iowa
Californi
Louis
Portland
Boise
Little Ithaca
Wheeling
Fargo
Aberdeen
Washington
Georgeto Pa
Marysville
Ind
Cole Springs
Candem
S. C
Bigia
Case
Childress
Texas
Rochelle
State Boards of Health
Howe
Starke County
Fragmentary Archaic Call to Gather for Arrival
Fragmentary readable lines show a call to gathering of brethren for a upcoming arrival or event with archaic phrasing and uncertain specifics. No clear names dates or places are identifiable. The text hints at communal preparation and purpose for an ensuing meeting or procession.
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McGlennen
Hasittle
Churches of
Schwab Clothing Co
Schwab
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