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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
3
The article urges a healthy mind and body for good work and society member quality. It warns against disability and morbidness, advising stomach care and moderate meals. It promotes a Kohol remedy for dyspepsia and mentions buying a Pennsylvania Grit through L W Myers.
We jot announcements: visitors Jean Pitton and Miss Stella Amiss, sick Mrs Ayers, North Manchester travel by Mrs Price, Decker & Son erect a monument, Rev Rhodes arrives as new minister, A S Snoberger’s Memphis message, and a call for local item submissions. Also several town folks seen in town and at home.
Fragments show a notice about Pure Spices offering competitive pricing and potential promotion or sale terms. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR. The item reads like a brief retail or advertisement snippet from a local page.
Silver Creek area notes include visits from Clarence Eber and wife to the Jacob Weller home, J B Richardt and wife at Aaron Landis home, and Grandma Oliver visiting O Oliver and family. A buggy accident near Silver Lake left I S Landis with a bruised arm after the horse stepped and the buggy wheel caused a scalp laceration.
Fragmentary report notes Meek property occupied after being vacated by Jerry Kreiter. Mentions Roger's Drug Store as a potential headquarters for school supplies and references Oscar Tullis living west of town with an arm issue. George Gall returned home Friday from North Dakota after several days away.
A civil suit seeks redress after a self defense claim involving a drug store incident. Plaintiff alleges damages from a confrontation at the store and seeks compensation.
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