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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1904
Page
8
Violatera of the fish law in Warsaw are to be prosecuted. The text notes plentiful fall apples but scarce winter apples in North Manchester area. A general column then follows with local notices, ads, and social items from Silver Lake and nearby towns, including travels, sermons, sales, and updates on residents and businesses.
A local issue rages over a mother’s nose wiping habit for children and its social effects. The column compiles town notes, visits, sales ads, theater and fair mentions, sales pitches, and community updates from Warsaw and nearby areas with names like Fay Robertson, A. W. Butler, Ottis Sherbondy, and Mrs. Goshert, among others.
A columnist notes that over a million teachers quit this year due to inadequate pay and unfair treatment. The piece argues teachers deserve proper wages and respect, countering claims that they do little work and leave by four. It calls for higher standards and better training for educators.
The People's Mutual Telephone Co plans its second annual picnic at Saint's camp ground, Yellow Creek Lake, next Sunday Sept 18. Proceeds aid company employers and patrons. attendees should bring well oiled bankers and join a musical program with speakers on telephone service matters.
E E Mauree and Misa Bianch Ferree returned home from Etna Green last Friday. They reported the Sunday School convention being very interesting and largely attended. Regular preaching services at the M E Church on Sundays mornings and evenings every two weeks. E A Sarah pastor. FOR SALE Horse and buggy cheap. WANTED 1000 PEOPLE to know I sell the best paints and oils at my hardware A Reeser. The Star Restaurant.
An elderly soldier named J. J. Havens of Versailles Ohio suffered long from kidney disease and destitution. He found relief with Electric Bitters, quickly regaining strength and declaring he is on the road to complete recovery. The tonic is touted as best for liver and kidney troubles and stomach and bowel complaints, priced at 50 cents with a guarantee by Zimmie.
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