Busy Farmers and Town News from Local Streets
Farmers are busy with spring work. Mr and Mrs Merit Longbrake made a business trip to Warsaw Tuesday evening. Charles Netzen of Silver Lake area drove a new Ford through town Tuesday. Mrs Be Clink is ill and Herbert Price worked for Eu Clink Tuesday. Mr Clink suffers tonsillitis. Rev Richard and family visited the Clink home after services. CO M Regenos Seward township assessor was in the vicinity Tuesday morning inspecting personal property. Also dogs is one about the premises. George Hall was on our streets Tuesday enroute to A J Seat home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Merit Longbrake
Warsaw
Charles Netzen
Silver Lake
CO. M. Regenos
Seward
George Hall
A. J
Chicago
Sedaris
Ambiguous Message About Pork Chops And War Service
Fragmentary text suggests purchasing a stamp related to meat products and wartime fundraising. The exact meaning and entities are unclear, making precise identification difficult.
Hitting the Hun with Liberty Bonds in World War War
Major General Barry urges Americans to fund the Liberty loan to back the fighting line in Europe. He frames Liberty bonds as the key to hitting the Hun and warns of an indemnity fund if the war is lost. He calls on clubs schools factories stores and individuals to form Hitting the Hun groups and invest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
United States
Europe
Boy Scout Company
Put Money Into the Land
A patriotic call urges Americans to invest in Liberty bonds to support the nation’s prosperity during perilous times. The piece argues economic strength comes from investment in farms, industry, and public works as war looms and the country must remain free and prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Be a Bond Salesman for Uncle Sam
Promote patriotic bond buying urging citizens to become bond salesmen for the government. Compare to Russia’s failures to support its army and warn that Germany could seize Russian lands. Urge buying and selling bonds to strengthen the United States and avoid failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Russia
Germany
United States
Farmer, Hired Man and Liberty Loan
Intelligent farmers know that a hired man does better work when well fed housed and clothed. Uncle Sam has close to 1 000 000 hired men engaged in hazardous work who cannot be fed clothed and housed without funds from Liberty bonds. The government needs support to care for the men in the trenches. Give the boys the best we can afford. they deserve it all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Sam
Local notices and visits fill Silver Lake Record pages
Social news lists visitors and family ties in Silver Lake and nearby towns. Notes include Ezra Bridge and family visiting the Jontz home, Mrs. Hamman in North Manchester, and multiple trips to Goshen and Peru. Officials publish ownership statements and wheatless diet appeals amid wartime discourse.
Local notices list visitors and family mentions in North Manchester area
Charles Shipley and party spent Saturday as guests at Paulus and Amixs homes. Archie Lowman confined to home with illness shows improvement. Will Harter visited Warsaw relatives over Sunday. J C Craig visited Orval and family in Manpelier Ohio. Emma Wedrick plans magazine subscriptions. Ed Wiley family of Bourbon visited William Willey home. Esta Gresso and family visited Samuel Gresso in North Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shipley
Horthis West
Claypoo
Ab the Paulus
Amixs Homes
Ed Wiley
Bourbon
William Willey
Esta Gresso
Daugster Cliie
Migs Wilgerda Kissinger
Samurl Gresso
Manchester
Sounday
Notice to heirs and creditors in Wiltrout estate
In Kosciusko Circuit Court April term 1918 William H Kern as administrator has filed final account and vouchers for the estate of Charles E Wiltrout deceased The court will examine the accounts on May 6 1918 at Warsaw Indiana All heirs creditors legatees must appear and show cause if any why the account should not be approved Dated April 1918 Aaron A Rasor Clerk Kosciusko Circuit Court By Geo T Obern Deputy Eschbach Sloane Attys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Kern
Charles BE
Wiltrout
Warsaw
Indiana
Aaron A. Rasor
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Geo. T. Obern
Eschbach &Sloane
Attya
Also Mentioned on This Page
Be Clink
Herbert Price
EU Clink
Mr. Clink
R.chhart
Clink
U.S
Amnise
Wilbur
U. S. Naval Hospital
Ramouth
Virginia
Bishop
John M.&co
U. S
New York
Craig
Robert R
139Th Field Artillery
Camp Shelby
Hattiesburg
Mississippi
Chester A
N. W
Washington
D. DC
Holle
John
Hoffman
Ralph
Camp Paul Jones
Great Lakes
Illinois
Henderson
Floyd C
127Th U. S. Inst
Leonard
Donald
17Th. Field Artillery
France
Leckron
Oscar W
Jackson Barracks
New Orleans
Robert
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Ohio
Smith, Orville M
Camp Stuart
New Port Newe
Stont
Walter M
Fort Riley
Kansas
Summe
F. A
Omer
137Th Regt
Miss
Zobrosky
Lawrence O
Stockade
Cosmp
Shelby
Hattiesburg, Miss
Meade
Thomas H. Barry
Camp Grant
Rockford, HI
Bridge
Monticello
Ezra ‘Bank
Anna
Funk
John Cass
Evereth Jontz
Jase
W. W. Hamman
R.M. Frye
South Bend
Chester
Oliver Typewriter
Edna Carter
Busliote
T S Keller
Bloomingdale
E. J. Gemmer
Jack Burt
Goshen
Noah Hamman
Mom
Dando
Montpelier
Dorothy Dando
W. F. Helser
J. W. Yates
Frank Drudge Bhume
Burket
Ew.gresso
North
J. W. Ferrerda
R. EB. Hanes
H. P. Rager
Peru
Elizabeth Whittenberger
Péarson
Congress
Silver Lake Record
Ind
Chas. C. Hanson
Neva Homman
Freda Tucker
Chicagd
Mies Orox Lowman
Geo. A. Brush
Chas
C. Hanson
Geo A. Brush
Execord
J. W. Walburn
Percy Walburn
Hiddenbarge
Picardy
Hoover
Charles Raber
Archie Lowmah
Theum
Will Harter
J. C. Craig
Son Orval
Manpelier Ohio
Brush & Hanson
Mise
Emma
Wedrick
Soupa
Bend
Charles E. Wiltrout
Kosciusko Circuit
Bourbon Silo CO
Bourbon, Ind
W. W. Hill
Wabash, Fulton and
Whitley Counties
gSidbs
Yellow Creek Lake
Hall
Parker Brothers Regenos & Gressnickel
W. H. Kern
Ager
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