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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1917
Page
4
The Farmers Bank of Silver Lake Indiana presents its condition at closing of business on March 31 1917 with Joan Firron as president J P Homman as vice president and D F Homman as cashier.
The record details assets including loans and discounts 30573.50 overdrafts 1828.54 and securities 360.25. Bank fixtures 1800 and real estate 1200. From banks and trust 12090.86 cash on hand 2409.98 cash items 22500 current expenses 524.42. Capital paid in 10000 exchange discounts and interest 672.46 and deposits 19742.08 demand certificates 20373.01 total 40115.09.
A vintage health ad promotes GLANDO as a liver tonic to ward off cancer and liver disorders. It claims neglect leads to jaundice constipation and gall stones. The three part treatment is offered for 50 cents by Rager and Jontz.
An 1880s Toledo ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for non cures. A local column lists visitors and residents, including Hill family from North Manchester, Young from Monticello, and others, plus notes on insurance, church events, and upcoming potato planting.
R M Frye uses a cane for rheumatism. Velma Geiger visited with the Sprigg family from War saw. George Michaels of Sidney stopped in with friends. Eloise Love from Wa bash visited with Mrs J W Ferrerda’s family. The forecast warns windstorms and storms with property loss, urging tornado insurance through the Recorp office. Verna Hoke, a substitute teacher, enjoys a week's vacation with her people. Ethel Skinner visited in Mentone. Lucy Underhill was home from San Pierre Friday to Sunday. Mrs Brennematha plans a weeklong stay.
EB Valentine and family of Claypool and Miss Mable Martindale visiting from South Bend. E Braude received a letter from S B Whittenberger in Chicago noting a complete Ford would start from Chicago Tuesday. order filed January 27 with Ford. Rev H W Park and wife of Tippecanoe were in town briefly after returning from Huntington conference.
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