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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
4
British Baptist missionaries promote education in Burma and operate 856 schools under government supervision. The effort reflects active religious collaboration to advance schooling in the region during the period.
The Acts of 1919 allow owners of real estate taxed with a mortgage to deduct up to one thousand dollars of mortgage debt unpaid on March 1 from assessed value. Visit Recorp office in Silver Lake to file mortgage exemptions before May 1. Brust. & Wauson.
Henry W. Graham announces his name will appear on the Republican Primary ballot for renomination as Prosecuting Attorney of the Fifty Fourth Judicial Circuit. The decision rests with county Republicans at the primary on May 4, 1920.
Mrs S B Burdge and daughter Kathleen went to Wabash last Saturday and Sunday guests at the D B Meekhan home Dale Wood and family of North Manchester were visitors at Joan Geil and Albert Wood ham homes over Sunday Dean W B Townsend of Wieona Normal School plans to lead a meeting of the state school principals organization at Windes Deke this summer He is president of the organization Mrs HW Kline and daughter Miss Fansilou were visitors in Wabost last Saturday Based on the 1910 census there is one doctor for every 600 persons in the continental United States In Burma four American Baptist missionary physicians care for more than 10000 people.
The Floyd Bashore family visited Joan Gall invie south of town while Eva McGlennen returned from Elkhart to her sister Bessie Bashore. Orvat Carr takes a vacation and mail is handled by Grant Harris and Paul Kerlin. Iva McKrill and Ethel Skinner visited Warsaw. Voters urged to back William Gray Loehr for Prosecuting Attorney on May 4. Bonnet wear saved by weather. Budd Jontz visiting Connersville colleagues reports good progress. Scrap iron wanted 60 cents per hundred until May 1 at Big Four Station run by Fred McKown.
The article urges housewives to diversify beyond porterhouse and loin cuts to cheaper portions like chuck round and plates. It explains supply demand, gives percentage shares of each cut in the carcass, and offers simple recipes such as chopped beef au casserole.
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