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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
3
For sale 40 acres land four miles southwest of Silver Lake with good soil and fair buildings. Local ads include coal from The Hage ston and Claypool Lumber & Coal Co offering lots of coal and building supplies. Also notices on subscriptions and local business promotions along with bread and medicine ads.
A neighbor resists lending the pauper as the Silver Lake Recoup debate continues. tensions rise over house access and timing for returning the item.
Advertises a twenty ounce loaf of Tome Baked Bread at Pearson's with rival shops selling sixteen ounces. Notes pricing and stock limits implied by the claim. Local grocery competition implied without detailing competitors.
The Miller family holds its annual reunion today at the home of postmaster Ferree on North Jefferson Street. Two reunions in one week are unusual, but Ferree and family are noted hosts. A soldiers reunion report appears in another column, with a full Miller reunion update promised for next week.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Regenos who were injured when a buggy overturned several weeks ago are recovering well given their ages. Both are up and around though Mrs Regenos has side injuries and Mr Regenos feels stiffness in the neck and shoulders but is otherwise improving.
The Anti Saloon league, launched at Winona, spreads its dry watchword statewide. At the Winona annual meeting temperance advocates plan to mobilize sentiment against saloons using the Indiana remonstrance law. Northern Indiana chosen as target for 1907 fall and winter efforts.
officials of the Big Four lines state that improvements in progress for three years are nearing completion. The track of nearly all divisions is in better condition since New York Central took control. A speed of 60 to 70 mph is safe when making up lost time.
The Claypool Lumber and Coal Co promotes its Eastern Gem coal as a world beater and declares themselves the agents for this celebrated product in Northern Indiana.
The Clay and Lake townships held a joint institute in Claypool with all local teachers in attendance. County Superintendent Larber gave a 30 minute talk that proved interesting and instructive to young teachers. Elected officers included C. L. Leonard as Chairman Ralph Wiltrout as Secretary Prof Reinoehl J. E. Wagner and Miss Mabel Martindale as committee on program.
Mrs E. E. Wright has been in poor health for weeks and her physician has ordered an operation. Arrangements are underway to move her to St Vincent's Hospital in Indianapolis for the procedure.
A marriage occurred in Akron at the home of Rev. W A Bender on September 7 between William A Eaton of Rosewood Ohio and Druculla Rickel of Akron. The groom returned to Rosewood Saturday and the bride will stay at her Akron home until about October first before joining her husband to make Rosewood their future home.
Moon of Warsaw arrived in town last Saturday to recover a bicycle stolen from in front of an opera house. A youth tried to dispose of the bike at Claypool Friday night, then sold it to EF D Hayman of Hayman Bros hardware for 6.50. Hayman turned over the wheel but is out 6.50 while the thief’s name remains unknown.
Local coal seller Jackson Hill and Messillon offer washed nut coal for cook stoves. Try a load and be convinced. Limited to sale by these suppliers.
McCall Patterns lead sales in the OER States due to style accuracy and simplicity. McCall's Magazine has more subscribers than any other fashion magazine. A year’s subscription is 50 cents, latest issue 5 cents, each subscriber gets two free patterns. Lady agents wanted with premiums and catalogs from The McCall Co. New York.
The salve treats boils burns cuts and scalds and skin diseases and is especially good for piles. Sold by Rager.
E H Rutledge and family move their household effects to Peru and plan to reside there soon. They depart today from our town, and well wishers express regret at their departure while hoping for success in the new home.
Chas M. Reinderl states that with teachers they will be at the high school building Friday and Saturday afternoons. Patrons and pupils with questions on classification entrance work textbooks or course of study will find them there at that time. Textbooks will be secured at the school. the course of study and program will appear on the board.
This advertisement promotes Bucklen Arnica Salve as the happiest blend of arnica flowers and healing balsams. It claims to cure old sores ulcers burns scalds wounds and piles, guaranteed by Rager druggist and priced at 250.
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