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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
4
The notice urges clients to have attorneys publish all legal notices in The Record to ensure controlled publication. It specifies appointments of administrator executor guardian surveys roads ditches real estate sales and other notices, and warns that without directing them to The Record publishers may place notices in other papers.
Local families and neighbors visited Chester Bouse and Artie Carr homes near Akron and North Manchester. Baccalaureate services at Silver Lake drew many from the area, while others greeted guests like Noble Lovely and Miss Lela Decker on streets and at homes.
An editorial note explains that the merchant who advertises has confidence in his wares and assures readers that the goods are current and reliable, encouraging patronage.
The article urges starting money lessons early by tying household tasks to pennies and rewards for school excellence. Children learn value as they earn, save, and manage small expenses, with a bank habit and charitable giving to foster self respect and prudent spending.
The writer asks for weekly tips on stories the Record might have missed. They request one or two items to spark broader coverage and enhance future columns.
Frank Newcomer owns a new Ford bought from Olinger and Warvel of North Manchester. The firm is active in autos and both partners are regarded as gentlemen to deal with. Fishermen visited from Warsaw last Sunday but no purchases occurred. Harley Revenos repairs his house this spring. Lloyd should be asked about the little red plow. Mrs. Bert and Blanche Reese called at Ed Hohman’s Sunday. Frank Downing of Packerton seen nearby last Friday. Daliah Hohman and family spent Sunday at Ed Hohman’s. Ralph rumored to dislike Yellow Creek resort. Spring weather is fine. Mable Sholty visited Warsaw last Friday. Newton Lautzenheiser visited North Manchester Sunday. A. J. Scott was briefly on the streets Monday. Lyman Wooner returned from Arkansas noting fine weather and summer trees. John Frantz of Clayrool visited Monday. Plowing for corn underway locally. Ervin Parker and wife called at Fitton’s Friday. William Snake was on the streets. Car Reed and family visited Riley home Sunday. Mrs. James Riley has returned home after visiting daughter Minnie Kertz near Akron.
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