Chaotic headlines and misprints in 1907 notices mix tech, war, and weather
A fragmentary column from September 6 1907 surveys revolutions in Columbia a water works tunnel accident near Lake Erie and a jumble of civic and cultural items. It mentions Mrs McKinney paintings clay pipes a governor refusing a gift a Boer War play and natural disasters including a lightning storm and cattle losses amid insurance notes.
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Lake Erie
Death of Adam Bussard at Pleasant Township Community
The funeral service conducted by Rev D Hady at South Pleasant church honored Adam Bussard born June 11 1826 in Frederick County Maryland who moved to Ohio in 1831 and to Pleasant township in 1849. Survived by one brother Peter Bussard and a large local circle, he had three marriages and children Leander J Mary C Q E S J and J L Bussard. He was respected for kindness and integrity and will be missed in the North Manchester area.
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South Pleasant Church
D. Hady
Peter Buscard
Germantown
Ohio
Thie
Mary A. Nagle
Leander J
Mary C
Leander
Bussard
Elizabeth
Reed
J. Lt. Bussard
Susan Hornaday
Adam Bussard
North Manchester Journal
Local Notes Record Illness and Village Happenings
Horton Hill is on the sick bet. Mrs. Henry Ring is quite poorly. Johnnie Oma dug potatoes last week. Several neighbors attended church and visited kin around Claypool and Silver Lake. A work accident injured a man by a hay baler. he is resting well and expected to pull through.
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Roy Hill
Amos Noman
Johnnie Oma
Charlie Garman
Edward Clink
Claypool
Willie Regenos
Burket
Maud Homan
Silver Lake
Grandma Long
Fanny Adams
William Parker
Simon Hissinger
Chas
Regenos
John Summie
Maggie Homan
Ella Vangilder
Lidia Homan
Ecca Leckrone
Sammie
Victor
Misses Lilly
Stella Parker
Elsie Clink
Claypool Briefs Capture Local Wanderers and Wanderings
Local notes report residents like Chas Garvin visiting Fort Wayne and C E Jameson sightseeing in Chicago. Trips to Mentone and Elkhart occur, with a Pierceton visitor and a purchase of a Conrad rubber tire buggy. An L O T M festival drew attendees. Fort Wayne bicycle race plans and a hay press injury are noted. Fort Wayne excursion draws nearly all town. Montana Joe journey mentioned.
Memorial Notice for Madi Perry Died 1901 in Chicago
Memorial notice for Madison Perry born August 26 1864 Silver Lake Indiana died August 17 1901 at his Chicago home age 36 years 1 month 21 days. Funeral at Baptist church 62nd Street and Lexington Ave Chicago August 21. He leaves a wife mother three sisters and a brother.
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Madison Perry
Silver Lake
Ind
Chicago
The
Baptist Church
62Nd. Street
Lexington Ave
Oskwood
Fairview notices and local moves headline quiet life shifts
Jacob Newcomer bought John Fuller’s farm in Fairview. Mrs 5 A Hohman visits Chicago sisters for a week. George Walters’ house nears completion as improvement. Mrs Ed Hohman with Wim Slife’s nearby parents. Clinton Paxton returned from Hammond Indiana, plans to live in Burket. Della Ramsey and Myrtle Lawrence travel to Marion for school. Martin Hegenos died at home on September 3 at 4 30 p.m. Funeral services noted.
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5. A. Hohman
Chicago
George Walters
Clinton “Paxton
Hammond
Ind
Burket
Della Ramsey
Myrtle. Lawrence
Marion
Pleasant Surprise Birthday at Prizer Home
On August 26 1901 a large gathering at Mr and Mrs James Prizer celebrated Mrs Prizer’s 36th birthday. They traveled to North Webster in the morning, returned to find about eighty neighbors and friends in the house, a generous supper was served, and the event was enjoyed by all. Attendees included Abe Prizer and family and Albert.
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James Prizer
One Talent Focus Fuels True Success
A long lesson on focus argues that pursuing many skills dilutes power. The author contends success favors the single talent pursued with perseverance over a scattershot approach, especially in an age of competition and specialization.
Notice to Property Owners in Silver Lake Indiana
Resolution by the Town of Silver Lake Board of Trustees orders a sidewalk along Main Street on Shaw’s addition to lot 41. It specifies 11 feet width, brick or cement paving, four inches thick, on the established grade. J C Cavender owning the front must rebuild within 30 days or costs borne by the owner. August 6 1901.
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Silver Lake Tachma
Main Street
Shaw
Silver Lake
Kosciusko
Indiana
J.C. Cavender
James’ M. Amiss
Jacob C
Hay
Board of Trustees
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