This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 29 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
1
W W Stautfero west of town completes peppermint destivilting and marketing. Mint crop on about twenty acres averaged thirty pounds per acre with price around 5.16 per pound. Transplanting and careful cultivation noted as necessary for future yields.
Fragmentary text appears to indicate a claim of operating status and undefined names but contains many garbled words and lacks verifiable facts. No clear event, date, or entity can be confirmed from the readable content.
An ambiguous local notice describes a community outing at Moerol-Goen park and mentions residents including Mrs Flas erg and Waster Patterson. It notes visiting at AO LL and a Sunday event with church involvement in a western town, referencing interior payments and local welcomes.
Fragmentary OCR passage describes people moving into a house and partial names. The legibility is poor with names like Mrs Treoree Newis and Mrs Woe Hare and Wallagera mentioned in relation to a house split. No clear event or outcome is established.
Fragmented notes describe Sunday social visits in Norman with Joann and Mr Seeruian, plus a high profile stabbing incident involving Riad Nabiad and Afarion. Additional items mention Mr and Mrs Park, Ubeir Sun, and local returning travelers expected Monday.
Local fair activity reports show attendees traveling from Adien county area to Fort Wayne for Thursday events. Several riders and spectators gathered as the Allen County Fair launches with planned shows and exhibits.
Beentelheimer will hold a public sale at his farm residence on Saturday September 26 beginning at 10 o clock. The catalog lists 3 head horses including a Belzian Stelliod and a Hamiltonian Staller, 6 head cattle and 25 head of pigs. Terms 6 months with 8 percent interest from date. D Gill clerk and W J Kern ringman.
Warren Stickel was released from a South Bend hospital after a two week stay for examination and possibly an operation. He returned home on a cot Tuesday with an incision in his breast healing. doctors had waived a Pit & borough examination.
Morland Sirs and Roscoe Koeplinger of Werthere Street announce the birth of a six pound boy. The infant was born last week with mother and baby doing well. Father plans to recover from the ordeal.
The Slate urges civic engagement as the town considers the upcoming elections. Residents are urged to pay attention to local issues and the budget. Zoey and Riowlae Woo are mentioned in relation to budget office considerations for the town.
The Roann band performed an open air concert in Puurs on a rainy evening. Despite the weather the Reann boys delivered excellent selections and impressed local citizens who hope for more summer live concerts.
Dillman and family move from battie Ground toward Taddanapolis to attend the U Niversary. Mr Tuliiman will join the event while continuing to preach at Battie Ground biweekly as he digs in the Dast.
Sunday event at the park saw Rev Buck absent while Jong Kelley attended in the afternoon. The Times touring audience noted his gesture as speakers did not show.
Local residents reflect on a season of pie weeky datlbl concerts that ended last Thursday. Attendees hope for a busier summer with more performances in nearby towns and a renewed focus on community music events.
Fragmented notice seeks apples and related goods near Silver Lake along railroad tracks. Readers are asked to write or see local contact for weekly load arrangements and payment details.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a National Encampment gathering with references to Sparrow Koanses Parsons and others. Mentions Chicago and Coastaooga, volunteers, and William Eaton joining the party, with unclear roles and sequence of events.
Mr and Mrs Jlontersiders and Mildred along with Dr George S Grubb and children Helen and Jams visited Marion Sunday by car and spent the day at Myr le-Glenn park. They found the park homey and looked forward to a return next summer during August.
The notice says Rev. McCoy will leave his pastorate and move to South Whitley for at least the next year. Locals regret the change as he has long been a capable minister and well liked in the community. The conference apparently decided on a transfer.
On Wednesday morning T J Alspaugh Monica Paulus Frank Welser and Harry Buuse began a motor trip to Ohio. They plan to return in a week or ten days driving the Alspaugh car via Marion Muncie and Richmond to Darton and Columbus.
Claypool Lumber and Coal Co advertises glass panels and screen doors with open or glazed windows, window frames, door frames, moldings, and interior finishing services.
In recent weeks numerous hogs have died of cholera across the community. A. L. Sunday west of town lost twenty nine head, part of hundreds of dollars in losses faced by scores of farmers. Although hogs were vaccinated nearby, several cases still died from the disease.
Employed in Warsaw James Nelson works in a ten sorial parlor and will relocate there as soon as he can secure a suitable house.
Mrs. George Summe returned home from a Cleveland hospital after surgery and spent time with her sister Mrs. Keith Votter in Kendallville before moving to a local residence Saturday. Both women accompanied by family report she is recovering as well as can be expected.
The notice invites attendance at the Bourbon fair set for October 1 2 and 3. Officials expect large crowds as in past years and anticipate record turnout with many locals likely to attend.
Lake township and Silver Lake corporation opened last Monday with robust attendance across grades totaling 123. The high school lists 4 classes with 40 students, and teachers include Clara Frantz Bessie Carr Mable Martindale Lulu Sprige. Consolidated eastern schools report 64 attendees with Wugi Snyder and Edward Jay teaching.
The sixty ninth annual St Joseph conference session in Waterloo closed with lectures and a sermon by Bishop Fout. Following services, a long list of appointments acrossIndiana towns and circuits was read, naming Rev. J. E Grimes as conference superintendent and setting the next session for September 1914 at Otterbein.
Call and save with Brosh and Hanson at the Record office Silver Lake. They are an authorized subscription agency handling subscriptions to any magazine and offer Money Saving magazine Clubs and catalogs.
The Victoria reading club will meet with Mrs. Clara Leonard next Monday evening to discuss plans and share updates. Members and guests are invited to attend at the clubhouse.
The Claypool Lumber & Coal Co. assures customers they can ship at once and provide any needed lumber heals No. 15 or similar items, signaling ready stock and quick delivery.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.