Man Targets Robbery as Dark Streets Echo
The assailant grabbed a purse but Miss Ruffle resisted fiercely. A nearby resident rushed out, saw the struggle, and the robber fled the veranda. Despite a search, the holdup man was not found.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
1
Time and Tardy Phrases in a Riddled Verse
A compact verse playfully links time to life events and duties. It reflects on punctuality in paying debts, attending events, and keeping schedules with a chorus of people influenced by timely behavior.
Rumor Claims Big Four Plans Sunday Cars Between Warsaw and Goshen
Rumor says the Big Four railroad may run Sunday cars on the Moe between Warsaw and Goshen with authority unclear. The claim cites northern residents waiting at Goshen on Sundays and seeking connections to Wabash OG and Pittsburgh lines. A prediction says cars could run this fall and be hourly during next summer season if profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Moe
Warsaw
Goshen
Goany
Wabash
Pittsburg
Amor
Birthday Anniversary Observed for Mrs A J Sncberger
The fifty fourth birthday anniversary was celebrated Tuesday September twenty fifth with a relatives gathering at the Sncberger home. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Broomfield Mrs Charles Petre Miss Pearl Loehr and Mr and Mrs Hasty Kain. Mrs Mason and Mrs Petre are sisters to the honoree. An incident was noted as Mrs Mason’s birthday occurred the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Sncberger
You Can Gen. Better Fountain Pen at 60 Cents
A record touts a fountain pen at 60 cents as a better option than others priced at 81 dollars and 50 cents, promoting value from the RECORD Office.
Train Derailed at Wabash Docks No Serious Injuries Reported
A special Amusement Company train carrying about fifty people derailed while transferring at Wabash. The coach tipped over an embankment but lodged against a telegraph pole and a mile post, preventing a worse fall. Several passengers were slightly injured and cut by glass, none seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P: Amusement Company
Wabash Railway
Wabash
Better Schools Thrive In Prosperous Times
The bulletin from Faussett A Cotton, state superintendent of public instruction, says schools are better in every way than three years ago. He cites six causes for improved conditions including prosperity legislation compulsory education and stronger teachers, noting a national awakening and public demand for quality education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faussett A. Cotton
Department of Public Instruction
Cotton
Cigar boxes may be reused after stamps removed
A Warsaw cigar dealer wrote to Elam Neal, Indianapolis revenue collector, asking about destroying cigar boxes after selling contents. Neal replied that a retailer is not required to destroy the box, only to remove stamp marks and brands. once destroyed, the box may be used for display if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiaman
Warsaw
Elam Neal
Indianapolis
Neal
Claypool Boy Dies on School Grounds
Cecil Linn six year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Linn collapsed and died at Claypool school grounds just as afternoon classes began. He had appeared in good health during noon hour. funeral set for two pm Friday at M E Church in Claypool, conducted by Rev Miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Linn
Thomas Linn
Claypool
Miner
For Sale Daily and Sunday Newspapers
Notice requests buyers to leave papers where placed, avoid digging them up, and read before returning. Papers offered at a cent or two, from L. W. Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
L.W
Liberty Mills Team to Face Silver Lake Sunday Game
A Liberty Mills ball team will play against Silver Lake on the local ball ground next Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Mills
Silver Lake
Right Now Is Time to Subscribe for the Silver Lake Record
A urging note promotes subscribing to the Silver Lake Record. It emphasizes timely access for neighbors who want the paper at home and dislike leaving it out of reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake Record
Annual Excursion to Ohio Indiana From Warsaw
An annual excursion event invites people from Warsaw to visit relatives in Ohio and Indiana. Departure is set for 10:15 p.m. on October 40 with tickets sold at half fare and valid for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ohio
Warsaw
Post Office to Close Evenings After October 1906
After October L 1906 the Post Office will close in the evening at S o'clock prompt standard time. H A FERREE Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Ferree
Farm Sale Near Here Nets 7000 Dollars
Has Sold Farm Esta Bussard recently bought the Artie Garr farm southeast of this place paying 7000 dollars for it. It ranks among the best improved farms in the locality. Garr previously purchased the farm from his father-in-law Milton Ball. Carr will not take possession until next spring. Also note that one dollar covers 52 visits of the RECORD to your home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Bussard
Artie Garr
Two Elderly Couple Killed by Interurban Train
On a Tuesday evening near Leesburg, Mr. and Mrs. Jason Jones, both over 80, were instantly killed while crossing a spring wagon road near their home. The interurban car, traveling 30 to 35 mph, could not be avoided as the horse stepped onto the tracks. The motorman signaled and attempted to stop, but visibility was blocked by trees and bushes, and no blame was assigned to the operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Jones
Leesburg
Owas
Fox Hotel at North Manchester Closes Doors
The Fox hotel at North Manchester closed its doors last week. Former boarders were turned out into the world as the property ceased operations and the building shut down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Hotel
North
Manchester
Fox
Alvin Bouse Moves to Claypool
A note indicates Bouse has been employed and will relocate his family to Claypool to establish their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin
North Manchester Fair to Host 1906 Corn Show
The North Manchester Fair Association in Wabash County Indiana plans a 1906 corn show from October 4 to 6. Prof A T Waicuo of LaFayette Agricultural Experiment Station will judge corn on October 4 and lecture on corn judging. Exhibits from Wabash and nearby counties expected with cash prizes for top displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Wabash
Alde Eye Pee’s Race at Seaboard
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a race with a seaboard location and near term event. Key names and exact details are unreadable but suggest a sporting item or race report with participants and place unknown.
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State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
the Cigar Box
Jaques
Winona
Purdue
Ed Wiley
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