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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1903
Page
4
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The Republican Editorial Association of Indiana will meet for a basket picnic in Indianapolis on Friday September 11. Fred Ruggles a Warsaw druggist was fined £10 and costs totaling 15 80 for selling tobacco and giving cigarette papers to a 16 year old boy.
The 48th Regiment reunion will be held in Milford on Wednesday and Thursday September 16 and 17. Milford citizens plan a grand reception for the veterans.
A Connecticut pastor refused a £100 salary increase noting the hardest part of his labor has been obtaining his current pay and that collecting an extra $100 would be lethal.
Deputy game and fish wardens completed a crackdown at the Lake of the Wood in Marshall County. Violators faced heavy fines as seizures included three large seins six spears and one hundred fifty feet of gill net.
If all parents were as watchful of their offspring as they are of other matters there would be fewer wild boys and ruined girls roaming the streets at night causing furrowed marks of care and premature gray hairs on parents.
Indiana railroad companies issue bulletins warning Pullman porters conductors and brakemen to quit flirting with women at stations. The notices note many women visit stations to seek attention and some romances have resulted.
Local news and personal mentions from Silver Lake and vicinity. Reported items include visits, family news, school and church notices, trades, illnesses, and upcoming events with numerous named residents and nearby towns.
A distressed advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills end unbearable pain from dizziness backache liver complaint and constipation. The pill promises gentle but thorough relief and is guaranteed by C. Rager, a local druggist, at 25 cents.
An advertisement compares children to young plants and claims Scott's Emulsion feeds children to promote growth. It asserts weakness stems from food not feeding and offers a free sample plus a pamphlet from Scott & Bowne with a $1.00 price to retailers.
Mrs Dora Ring is on the sick list A D Sands buzzed wood Monday Joe and Billie think There is no place like home Robert Warren is working for C W Jones at present T Parker has been on the sick list for a few days out Bob Mattox was seen on our Brreeze Tuesday morning J E Rowland is putting up a new fence for OC W Jones Miss Etta Miller visited with relatives near Mentone Sunday Rev Miner and family took dinner at Theodore Parkers Monday Sylvester Johnston expects soon to build an addition to his barn Bill Loehr of Palestine seen on our streets one day last week Master Ernest Beber visited a few days last week with Amos Homan Charlie Jamison and family visited Sanday with John Gill and family Miss Grace Parker chatted over Sandey with Abner Moyer and family J W Clink and wife took dinner with F M Metheney and wife Sunday Ed and Dutch think that among birds the Martin is the most beautiful singer The Misses Martins and Nellie Clink returned to their horse in Steuben Co one day last week Cal Ring and wife and John Ring from Ohio are visiting with their father H D Ring and other relatives at this place Mies Nevo Shove who has been visiting with relatives and friends in this vicinity for the past few days returned to her home near Warsaw Saturday
The Record notes late submissions from Silver Creek and Fairview will appear in next week's edition. Readers are asked to forward manuscripts by Tuesday evening to allow time for typesetting before press.
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