Local Notes From The Parish Area
J W Regenos tends a sick horse as John Hohman threshes wheat on Tuesday. Regenos plans to move his barn soon. Many residents attended the Saints camp meeting last Sunday. Mr and Mrs D W Parker visited the Clarence Warren home last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Johnston of Winona visited here last week. Mrs Jacob Teeter and daughter and youngest son called at the P W Sovke home on Monday.
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D. ‘W. Parker
Clarence Warren
Jacob Teeter
P. W. Sovke
Regular as the Sun Promoted by Dr Kings Pills
An old expression is tied to a patent medicine claim for Dr Kings New Life Pills. The ad asserts daily sunlike regularity of bodily functions and guarantees the effect through Rager druggist. The brief text reads like a traditional bygone newspaper advertisement.
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Dr. King
Rager Druggist
Perry's Crossing Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Tena Douglas visited Warsaw last Wednesday. Anna aims to beat her time. Town quiet Thursday night with camp meeting and rain. Mr and Mrs Joe Smith of Hamemond visit Mrs Tullis. Mrs Sim Paxton and daughter of Warsaw visit Mrs Henry Smith west of town. Dora Teeter attended teachers institute and visited uncle Alfred Teeter in Winona. Mrs Louis Eter of South Bend and Mrs Royal Warren of Hammond are nieces of Mrs Oscar Tullis visiting here.
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Mrs. Joe Smith
Hamemond
Mrs. Tullis
Sim Paxton
Warsaw
Henry Smith
Dora Teeter
Teachers Institute
Alfred Teeter
Winona
Louis Eter
South Bend
Royal Warren
Tammond
Oscar Tullis
Indiana State Fair to Highlight Hoosier Produce and Regional Exhibits
The Indiana State Fair opens September 9 in Indianapolis with a focus on Hoosier agricultural displays. Premiums total 437 for grain and seeds, 217 for vegetables, 116 for potatoes, and 103 for root crops, with nearly 300 for the corn show. An elaborate exhibit from Missouri, Kansas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, and Texas will tour via railcar and be shown in the horticultural building without prizes. Fruits receive 735 in awards.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Missouri
Kansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Southwest
Big Band Concerts Highlight Indiana State Fair Week
Music at the Indiana state fair in Indianapolis features the Weber band from Cincinnati presenting two three hour programs daily of popular music. The Indianapolis News Boys' Band of sixty youths, prize winner at the St Louis world’s fair, will perform hourly all week. The Indianapolis Military Band, top in Indiana, also appears in the vaudeville heavy outdoor program alongside other large gatherings.
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Indianapolis
Weber Band
Cincinnati
Weber
Indiana
Open Air Vaudeville at Indiana State Fair
Indiana State Fair at Indianapolis the week of September 9 will feature an expanded vaudeville program. A large platform show before the grandstand and near the Art Building will showcase acrobatic trapeze swinging ladder acts and a troupe of bicyclists performing trick riding for thousands of spectators.
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Indianapolis
Bank Statement for Commercial State Bank Silver Lake Indiana
Report of the condition of the Commercial State Bank at Silver Lake Indiana at the close of business on Aug 26 1907 Iba Leckrone president Sylvanus Funk vice president Co E Strout cashier Moree Pac Lets assistant cashier Directors J C Cavender J C Babcock William Kern Ira Leckrone Noah Frantz Sylvanus Funk C E Stout
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Ira Leckrone
Sylvanus Funk
William Kern
Tressie Helser
Commercial State Bank
Silver Lake
Indiana
Iba Leckrone
Co. E. Strout
Morroe Pac Lets
J. C. Cavender
J.C. Babcock
William Kern Ira Leckrone
Noah Frantz
C. E. Stout
Bank Ledger Fragment Reflects Assets and Liabilities
The excerpt lists assets and liabilities including loans and discounts totaling 52696.57, overdrafts 9365.28, and amounts due from banks 15207.90. It notes banking house 4500, furniture and fixtures 1475, cash on hand 2611, cash items 108.35, and current expenses and speech line items in the fragment.
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Eceeee Cnane
Cere Eee
Bank Statement Sworn by Kosciusko Official in 1907
The Commercial State Bank of Kosciusko County Indiana filed a sworn financial statement listing capital stock paid in at 2,500,000 dollars, surplus 300.06, discounts and interest 170.23, and individual deposits on demand 53,363.07, totaling 78,833.39. W. H. Kern, the cashier, swore to the accuracy before Notary Public George A. Brush on August 30, 1907, with a commission expiration of June 9, 1910.
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George A. Brush
Notary Public
Richest Indiana State Fair trotting and pacing purses announced
The Indiana State Fair opens on September with total racing purses totaling 24600 the largest in fair history. Thirteen events offer 800 each with larger special purses including a 2100 trot and a 2000 stake trot on Monday and a 4100 Western Horseman stake for three year olds on Thursday. About 600 trotters and pacers are expected with daily races starting at 1 pm alongside band concerts and vaudeville at the grandstand.
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Western Horseman
Indiana
Indiana Fair
Lodge notices for Silver Lake and Lakeview lodges
Silver Lake Lodge announces Friday evening meetings and welcomes visitors. G. F. Sellers and N. G. A. A. Carr are secretary Officers. Lakeview Lodge meets Monday evenings with visiting members welcome. G. A. Bauss and C. C. Francis RaGex are officers.
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Silver Lake Lodge
C.F. J
Vistors
G. F. Sellers
N.G
Lakeview Lodge
G. A. Bauss
C.C. Francis RaGex
R&s
Where You May Worship Methodist Episcopal
Preaching services alternate Sundays at 10 20 am Prayer meeting Tuesday and Sunday School 9 30 am Epworth League 7 pm devotional meeting All are welcome E E Wricat Pastor
United Brethren Preaching and Prayer Schedule
The United Brethren church lists preaching every alternate Sunday at 8:00 p.m. Prayer meetings on Thursdays evenings. Sunday School at 9:20 a.m. Prayer meeting and church activities led by Pastor S. Allen Rhodes.
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Nited Brethren
M. S. Allen Rhodes
Byway urges RECORD reader to consider subscribing
The note reminds non-subscribers they received the RECORD purposefully to entice subscription. It implies the giveaway is deliberate and encourages readers to become subscribers.
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General
L Leanson
Ira Leckrone Sylvanus Funk Ad
Babcock
C. E
J. CG. Cavender
William H. Kern
Stout
Sel
Alspaugh & Son
N. A. Cary
City Barber Shop
W. W. Homman
Mig
A. J. Scott Building
L. O. Jones
Mecca
Batu
Hill & Haney
Newton M. Getty
Silver Lake, Ind
G. A. Brush
Record Office
Pictorial Review
Dept C. P
Broadway
New York
J. W. Regenos
John Hohman
Co. M
Regenos
Saints
Charles Johnston
Perry’s Crossing
George
Tena Douglas
Anna
Eve Arup
United States
McCall’s Magazine
Queen of Fashion
T Cardus
Goldsmith & Boots
North
Manchester
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The
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A.A. Carr
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F. M. Downing
Claypool
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