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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
5
Local welding shop ACETELENE WELDING invites businesses and individuals to bring castings for welding services. Earl W. Conrad of Warsaw remains the contact for inquiries and arrangements.
For insurance coverage including fire and tornado in town or country, Brush & Hansen provide good rates.
Brush Hanson at the Recorp office in Silver Lake promotes authorized subscription services. They can arrange subscriptions to any magazine and provide Money Saving Magazine Clubs via a catalog. Call to obtain a copy and learn how to save time and money.
The administrator of Peter Heeter's estate will sell at public auction at the deceased's home located 24 miles east and 1 mile north of Silver Lake on Saturday April 26 1919 beginning at 1 o'clock p m. Items include a gasoline stove extension table bureau lamp watch dishes 2 shawls clothing bedding books honey bees bee supplies hives tools farming gear and harness. Proceeds go to estate with J D Gill and W H Kern as witnesses.
James Meloy promotes Bliss Native Herb Tablets for rheumatism indigestion and kidney derangements. 200 doses are for sale at the Record Office in Silver Lake priced at 1 dollar.
Statement of the Ownership for the Silver Lake Record published in Silver Lake Indiana dated Oct 1 1918 lists publisher editor managing editor and business manager as Chas C Hanson and Geo A Brush. Owners are Geo A Brush and Chas C Hanson with no bonds or other securities. Notarized April 11 1919 by Charles Raber Notary Public.
A letter from a patient at U S General Hospital No 12 in Biltmore North Carolina states he is still living after an empyema operation and moved from a Birmingham Alabama area hospital to the Biltmore facility. He praises the climate and hospital setting atop the Blue Ridge mountains and asks for the RECORD to be sent to his new address.
CENTER Farmers are very busy sewing vats John Rowland and wife were callers at the Davis home Sunday Miss Elva Rowland is employed in the Minear home in Claypool Lee Harshbarger and family spent Sunday at the Frank Hill home Ed Clink and family were callers at the Shilling home Sunday afternoon Chester House and family south west of Silver Lake visited Sunday at the Ray Carr name Albert Beber and wife were over to Packerton Sunday guests at the home of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Boyer Burr Day and family near Akron were Sunday guests at Mrs Day's parents Mr and Mrs Will Snoke Many from this vicinity were in Warsaw Sunday afternoon They did not see the tanks but they heard a good band play Mrs Will Snoke was up to Warsaw Saturday to see her mother Mrs Samuel Snoke of Claypool who underwent an operation in the hospital there that day.
Chas Roger reports on a Texas valley rich in crops and irrigation projects led by northern settlers. He notes hog-raising with no cholera and plans to immunize about two hundred hogs soon. The land sells for 200 to 1500 dollars per acre as palms, fruit groves, and vegetables flourish around railroad development.
A correspondent writes from a YMCA hotel in Germany describing mountaintop scenery and skiing, the cog railroad, and views of Mt. Blanc. He notes rooms and meals funded by the YMCA, daily activities, and many young people at the Y. He recalls the building’s gambling past and mentions Thaw and White. He signs as Harry R. Shepherd Co BR 315th Am Train Am Post Office 770 Am E Germany.
Mrs Samuel Snoke of Claypool underwent an operation in a Warsaw hospital last Saturday. At the latest report she was getting along very nicely. She is the mother of Mrs William Snoke who lives north of here.
Readable text shows a note about garden seed availability at TM and a balk or hesitation regarding a Rexall Store location. No additional verifiable details or dates accompany the fragment.
Local residents traveled to Peru for a Methodist conference last Sunday. Participants included Mr. and Mrs. H A Moyer, Ralph Shepherd and family, Miss Mildred Miller, Mr. and Mrs. E M Funk, Mrs. and Mrs. J D Cline, F M Jaques, Mrs. J EF Blocker and Mrs. Samuel Smith.
A goose from the A. G. Ferris family at Andrews lived over thirty years but died last week from infirmities of old age. The bird had been blind for a period and needed feeding by hand.
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