27 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
1
The article urges voters to cast ballots based on character and integrity rather than party loyalty. It argues that education has emboldened citizens to think for themselves and to support men of proven honesty, merit, and moral conduct, regardless of political affiliation.
Frank Heiser drove the Leckrone blue buggy with his son Percy and wife on Sunday to open the day. The machine refused to operate on the return trip due to exhausted batteries. Cary aided by providing a few spare batteries to help them resume their journey.
Public sale advertised near Sliver Lake includes 6 head horses 12 head of cattle 8 head of sheep 2 head of cattle and road cart. Sale on Wednesday November 2 beginning 1 a.m. with usual terms 6 months time 4 percent all cash.
Mr and Mrs W B Ebert announce a public sale at their Silver Lake area farm on Tuesday November 1 1910 starting 10am. Items include 7 horses 7 head cattle 10 hogs 160 chickens corn hay fodder potatoes harness and cribs and more with usual terms to 10 months and 2 percent discount for cash on time sales Auction will also feature a Nickel Theatre Saturday night big show and illustrated song.
J. H. Aiken and W. C. Arnold of Warsaw addressed Lake township Democrats in the town hall last Friday evening. A broad crowd attended despite the rain.
Mr and Mrs LeRoy C Neal from Lebanon Indiana spent a few days at the Leonard home during their wedding trip. The bride Miss Ethel Cook daughter of Rev and Mrs O A Cook of Shelbyville. The couple married last Tuesday and plan to reside near Lebanon. Mrs Neal is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Leonard.
Mrs. Maury Fouts, living with her daughter Mrs. S. M. Wray two and a half miles southeast of here, has been confined to her room for several weeks due to tuberculosis. Her condition began deteriorating six months ago after a period of relative activity.
Indiana State Fish and Game official Geore W Miles explains a proposed annual city fishing license. The plan targets visitors who fish the lakes and streams without contributing to replenishment, while residents and under twenty one are exempt.
The article warns that prolonged board work harms children’s vision. It notes faint lines, poor lighting, and long viewing distances increase eye strain and risk of optic nerve damage, urging large clear letters and better classroom conditions.
Claypool sent a strong win last Sunday as the Claypool boys beat a local pick-up nine 20 to 4 in a ball game witnessed by several residents from Claypool.
A reflective piece urges kindness to the living who struggle through life rather than lamenting over the dead. It argues that words and support during life matter more than flowers after death, noting many suffer without acknowledgment while they still can be helped.
Pierce Cauffman of Wabash road master on the Big Four became stranded near Rose Hill Sunday when a broken valve on his railroad motor car halted him on the way to Claypool to visit his brother. He pushed the car into Silver Lake and it was loaded onto the local freight to Wabash Monday.
The notice urges preparers to list sale items at home and bring the list to the Rec omp office for careful handling. It stresses printing sale bills with good service and reasonable prices to help plan upcoming auctions.
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Albert B. Ingalls of Claypool died Sunday night from Brights disease at age 63. He was highly regarded by many friends. Funeral services were held in Claypool Wednesday at 10 a.m. and interment followed at Mount Pleasant cemetery.
C. M. Wederick, a pota to farming enthusiast, purchased a potato digger which was set up and operated Monday with perfect success. He expects to harvest about one thousand bushels from his current crop.
E W Showalter of Claypool introduces an acetylene gas heating plant for homes stores and offices. The device is claimed simpler than existing machines and has been demonstrated with success.
The State Board of Forestry offers four $10 prizes for essays on forestry. Prizes cover seventh and eighth grade country pupils, freshmen and sophomores statewide, and juniors and seniors in high schools. Essays must be handwritten, under 1000 words, on “To what extent should Indiana be reforested, give reasons,” and due May 1, 1911.
A Silver Lake youth writes to his brother urging him to abandon wild youth and pursue steady work. He stresses character, education, and manners as keys to responsible employment and a proud family. He asks for updates on work and relationships.
A reflective poem contrasts city sins with a returning desire for autumn woods. The speaker longs for partridge and quail in golden leaves, icy streams, and the balm of wilderness to heal a drifting, troubled heart.
State Board of Health secretary Dr J N Harty prepared resolutions to be printed on cards for student buttons. The aim is to address the current school year with pledges like the body is the temple, living fresh air, regular habits, temperate meals, and avoiding intoxicants.
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