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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
5
Stomach trouble and related ailments vanish with Electric Bitters in many households. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma reports a dramatic recovery from sickness and suffering after use. The remedy is guaranteed, with bottles priced at 50 cents and 1.00, sold by Rager and Jontz.
An advertisement touts a combined offer from Collier Weekly three volume memoirs of Napoleon and the RECORD at 3.00 for a limited time. The pitch notes usual prices around 5.20 for Collier and 1.00 for the RECORD, totaling over 7.00, now available to new subscribers or existing RECORD subscribers extending one year from expiration.
Rantz Snoberger spent last Saturday in Chicago with his grandmother Mrs Mary Rantz and returned home. Mr Murphy from Berrien Centre Michigan visited his son Myron and family. Mrs Walter Hamman and children came from Wabash for a weekend visit. George Michaels returned from War saw, and William Miller with sister Mrs Susan Frame visited from Fort Wayne. William Wrigley and family from Warsaw visited the Warner home southeast of town. The Record encourages sending subscriptions to absent friends.
The Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court announces Sadie Gresso as Administratrix of the estate of Frederick Kercher late of Kosciusko County Indiana. The estate is declared solvent. Sept 19 1914. Frazier and Frazier Attorneys.
An Ohio family from Manchester testifies to Dr King s New Discovery curing severe croup and coughs in children. The ad urges readers to keep the remedy at home with bottles priced 50 cents and 100 dollars. A L Rager and Jontz, druggists.
A direct exhortation urges readers to register now and not miss the current year. The message emphasizes urgency and non failure in completing the registration.
The article argues that Democratic, Progressive, Republican, and party leaders support a constitutional convention for Indiana. It cites Governor Ralston, past governors, and party platforms from 1911-1914 to claim broad public desire for an up-to-date constitution to reflect Indiana’s growth and evolving governance needs.
The plaintiff William D Sloan sues Angelique M Sloan in Kosciusko Circuit Court September Term 1914. An affidavit states the defendant is not a resident of Indiana and that the action is for divorce. The notice requires the defendant to appear on the 49th day of the September term.
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