Corner Drug Store Heads School Supply Drive Again
Feoyop V. Zimmerman announces Corner Drug Store as the headquarters for school books and supplies with the largest stock in the city for students and families.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1905
Page
2
Feoyop V. Zimmerman announces Corner Drug Store as the headquarters for school books and supplies with the largest stock in the city for students and families.
Charles Stevens a Pennsylvana railhead clerk narrowly escaped asphyxiation when gas infiltration forced a quick escape aided by a neighbor in another part of the Coe house. Stevens, a well known local figure, survived the incident last week.
The retired Missouri outlaw Frank James will inaugurate the races at the Great North Manchester Parr on October 4. The fair is expected to be larger with more attractions this year, promising a lively opening after a dull day.
Lyman Higgins and Miss Iva Asheiuan of near Akroenya wed at the home of Kiev Woo Pender in Akron. Witnesses included Damien and Hisein with attendants noted in the ceremony.
Reading from the notice, the dedication of a new school building is planned for Friday, September 2. The program outlines include ceremonial speakers and department officials confirming the project’s completion and opening details.
Fragmentary text notes county political division and possible redistricting. mentions Nashville and county seat debates with unclear details about dates or processes.
Fragmentary text shows a personal note or obituary style line with numerous garbled names and phrases. The readable parts reference Verna Heke, Miss, and informal remarks about ages and locations, but no clear event or structured details emerge.
A Chicago street car conductor who was beaten in a labor riot was treated with Buckieu’s Arnies salve and recovered quickly. G. J Walch of Tekonaha Michigan endorses it as “Taged it in my family” and finds it perfect for minor wounds. Only 252 at Zim's.
The ReCORD announces the fifth program of the Sunday School Convention at the German Baptist church two miles east of town next Sunday in October. Attendance is expected large as many subjects are lengthy and will fill the afternoon.
Reporter notes strong turnout as Rip Van Winkle is performed at the Akron Opera House. Manager Gast plans What a Woman Will Do for Akron audiences next, with special travel arrangements limiting the company’s appearance to Akron and nearby towns.
The family expresses deep gratitude to friends, Sunday school members, and various orders for kindness, support, and sympathy following the illness, death, and burial of their son and brother. They acknowledge condolences and prayers during their sorrow and request comfort as they cope with loss.
A note expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown to the family of A. R. Prices. The message honors the care and spirit of Christian charity from friends and neighbors.
Rheumatism and kidney trouble claims at Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea may claim cure from the seeds. Souvenir post cards and a North Manchester clothing store advertise exclusive one price stock including men’s and boys’ wear with new items and updated fashions.
J. P. Riote of Edina Missouri says Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are more beneficial than any other remedy for stomach disorders biliousness or constipation. Sold by Zimmerman.
An editorial urges students to avoid crushing individuality and to resist tyrannical teachers. It emphasizes personal effort, balanced focus on brains and bodies, and perseverance, noting some great men were slow in school and urging readers to do their best regardless of others.
The Wiikkeas Theath lodge records mourn the death of Walter A. Rants, a valued member and devoted family man. The Benevolent and Protective Order of Etks notes his exemplary civic character. A memorial resolution dated September 22, 1905 asks for full records entry and presentation to the bereaved family.
Continued from Page 1, observers praise the overall appearance of the room as furnishings near completion. Papering and decorating were done by Myres and Maggert, with visitors getting a clear idea of the final look as work nears finish.
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