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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
4
Kosciusko County voters must register by October 7 to participate in next November's election. The registration board opened Monday in the Warsaw courthouse. Those unable to travel to the county seat can obtain registration blanks at the Recourps office in Silver Lake and return them from home.
Non subscribers invited to enroll and have The Record mailed to their address for 1.25 dollars per year. The offer requests entrants visit the office to sign up and receive delivery.
James Meloy advertises Bliss Native Herb Tablets for rheumatism indigestion and kidney derangements. 200 doses priced at 1 dollar are left at the Record Office in Silver Lake for trial.
If you have anything to sell or trade or desire to buy anything or if anything is lost or found try an ad in this column. Readers can place notices about selling items seeking trades or reporting found objects in this public classifieds space.
Wilbur W. Miller writes home describing a canal visit four miles away with loaded barges towed by horses and grazing along the banks. He notes small towns seen, ongoing fruit and vegetable season, and his intent to write more later while in France.
Robert Snoberger writes from France about train journeys through tunnels and stone towns, billeting in private homes, and daily life near the front. He recalls sunny France myths, the censor, Dar a band and artillery music, and a visit by Gen. Pershing while noting dental work in varied shelters.
A letter from Lieutenant Rantz E Snoberger of Gays Mills Wisconsin, serving in the American Expeditionary Forces, is published. He notes his posting with the 128th Infantry Medical Detachment and references overseas duty, addressing C C Hanson and mentioning dates in July 1918.
Help the Record publish all notices you control including administrator executor guardian road ditch real estate sales and other legal ads. Instruct your attorneys to place notices in The Record to ensure public notice and accountability rather than defaulting to other papers.
Bids will be received at the Trustees Office in Silver Lake Indiana until 8:00 p m August 24 1918 for letting the Lake township high school routes Bidders may place only one bid on the several routes The right to reject any or all bids is reserved M Paulus Trustee Lake township Dated Aug 1 1918.
Chester Bashore was home from Chicago from Saturday until Tuesday. Mrs Hanah Aruey and daughter Mrs Cassie Brooks visited relatives in Warsaw for several days. James Harter visited Mishawaka and South Bend with friends. Edna Harter of Warsaw vacationing at the Bashore home. Al Hildentrand and daughters visited Mishawaka. Mr Kreiter’s mother visited from afar and stayed with Hiram Ruger and Monroe Paulus homes. T.C. Johnson of North Manchester was in town on business. Upcoming film “The Keiser the Beast of Berlin” at Akron. Magazines offered for sale at the RECORD office.
Silver Lake readers urged to use Adler i ka and buckthorn bark glycerine mix to flush the bowel and prevent appendicitis. A claimed one spoonful eases sour stomach gas and constipation by removing foul matter. doctors allegedly surprised by instant action.
A Bay area event draws attention with promises of entertainment Friday night. Organizers urge residents to attend as crowds are expected and tickets are moving fast.
The magazine agency advertises as an authorized subscription agency that can handle subscriptions to any magazine, save time, and invite readers to call before sending in subscriptions. It mentions catalogs available for orders.
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