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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1901
Page
4
The clipped text shows ads and notices about events and business in a town. Mentions include a Goshen automobile industry prospect, a Waresworth council restriction near the court house, a Silver Lake sale idea, and general listings of property transfers and auction items with local names and dates implied.
Hunters look forward to a season of eight and more days of hunting as a new law takes effect. The measure aims to regulate licenses and set safety standards though details remain sparse.
Screed appears garbled with incomplete phrases about a young person and a sweetheart, mentioning a potato image and silk hair. The text is unintelligible, offering no clear events, names, places, or dates to anchor a coherent news item.
The U. C. Pfeiffer & Sons stock commission firm at 959 William Street in East Buffalo, established 1871, boasts experienced staff in cattle hog and sheep departments. Partners C. F. Pfeiffer J. W. Vaubn H. W. Pfeiffer and others guarantee prompt sales and remittance, with references including Third National Bank Buffalo and First National Bank Fort Wayne.
A historical notice outlines a Saturday program for the Sunday School Convention with a morning and afternoon lineup. Speakers include J Q Kline A F Kline Adam Stout F M Jaques Mrs Jennie Wells S L Blue Mary Stout Elsie Clink Rev H L Greenawalt Rev J W Tillman with discussions on teacher qualifications home training and church value.
List of patents granted to Indiana inventors in the past week reported by C A Snow & Co patent attorneys Washington D C F Burger Fort Wayne rotary engine W Davis Converse re carburizing machine B O Dorn South Bend barrel A Dubric Indianapolis flash lamp L Hardy Tilman salt cellar C Heart Frank ton wheel D B Young near Plymouth tube expander Copies available by sending 10 cents in postage stamps with date of paper to C A Snow & Co Washington DC
Among the farmers who received congressional seed last summer a card of thanks arrives. The writer praises cabbage seed, asks for two loads of fertilizer, a new barter, and a man for a couple of days to help in the garden. He promises to share produce with the recipient and the president.
A subscriber objects to the advertising matter presented in the publication sometimes. The notice notes that such objections occur infrequently and may prompt review of advertising content.
The governor proclaims Friday October 25 as Arbor and Bird Day to encourage planting trees shrubs and vines in school grounds along highways parks and private property while promoting native bird protection. Silver Lake schools are urged to observe the day.
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for liver trouble to improve skin tone and complexion. Claims include a sallow look, jaundice, and blotches clearing with use. Sold for 25 cents at Corner Drug Store.
Full blood barred Plymouth Rock chickens available at reasonable prices this month by contacting Mrs Mary W Hu RD 2 miles east of Claypool.
J W Barkman baling hay this week and visitors expected. Rev Miner preached Sunday evening at the usual place. Jeff Ree 10s baled hay last week. Mrs J M Sands visited friends in Huntington. Local youths tested driving horses in a Sunday race. Large crowd attended Wm Reed sale last week. Sylvester Johnson on sick list. Mrs S A Holiman visited John McCrarey's Sunday. Elizabeth Reed visited county Beat Monday. Wm Failer to go with the Dreitzlers baling hay this fall.
John R. Dale aged 50 a former county resident dropped dead in his corn field five miles northwest of Elkhart Indiana from a heart attack the day after a runaway horse incident He had recently moved near Elkhart from a farm southeast of town His body was taken to North Manchester for funeral services Monday at three o'clock Funeral was held in North Manchester with burial then in that locality
W. Linn was in Warsaw on business Tuesday. Rev. S. M. Hill of North Judson visited this week. Mrs. Levi Beigh and Miss Daisy Beigh visited North Manchester last Friday. The last Sunday excursion for Chicago runs next Sunday October 27. Born to Mer and Mrs. Ernest Beigh Friday morning October 18, an eight pound boy. familys: f and Ben.
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