Time to Register for November Elections
Kosciusko county voters must register by October 7. The registration board began work Monday in the Warsaw courthouse. Those unable to visit the county seat can pick up registration blanks at the Silver Lake Recap office and mail or fill them out at home.
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Bliss Native Herb Tablets For Silver Lake Residents
James Meloy promotes Bliss Native Herb Tablets for rheumatism indigestion and kidney derangement. 200 doses are for sale at the Record Office in Silver Lake for 1 dollar.
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Bliss
James Meloy
Notice to sell trade or buy items or lost or found
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. NOTICE Anyone wanting legal work call at the Record office for deeds contracts mortgages wills and other papers.
Local social visits and arrivals in Hammond and nearby towns
Miss Catharine Cox of Hammond visited here Tuesday with Miss Hazel Brown at the Central office. Mr and Mrs J W Ferrerda journeyed to Wabash Sunday to the Tom McCormick home. Thelma Sarber of Palestine spent Sunday with the Hammond family. Charles Mont and Clarence Hamman traveled to Defiance Ohio for Mason work. Alvin Bouse and family from Argos visited here for several days at multiple homes. Several families and friends from Argos Elkhart Goshen and Brazil attended local gatherings. Howard Burt headed to Cincinnati with a unit bound for military service. The F W Zimmerman family left for Brazil after visiting here. Four Sale Hard coal burner. Fine condition. Call 2489.
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Alvin Bouse
Argos
Alice Hill
Clarence
Alvin Air
Eward Maggert
J. L. Zimmerman
B. W. Maggert
North Manchester
Harry Bouse
F. W. Zimmerman
Brazil
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Food Shipments To Allies Reach 1.4 Billion Value
Meat and fat shipments rose 844 million pounds while wheat exports to Allied nations and U S forces totaled 141 million bushels. Food Administration reports show a 1917 18 voluntary conservation program under Hoover, with total exports valued at 1.4 billion dollars for the harvest year ending June 30 1918.
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United States
Hoover
Wilson
Food Administration
Slaughterable stock and exports rise amid war efforts
The report notes total slaughterable animals at the start of the last fiscal year were not higher than the previous year, hogs were likely lower, while export shipments to the Allies increased. Allied exports reached 2,133,100,000 pounds in the latter half vs 1,266,500,000 a year earlier, with cereals also rising to 0.259 and 0.341 billion bushels for 1916-17 and 1917-18 respectively.
Social Round of Visits in Wabash and Nearby Towns
Rupert Davis of Indianapolis visited here with his group over the weekend. Local residents include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young and daughter Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Perce Perry, Esther Leckrone from South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Leckrone, Mrs. O. C. Blue and Lea, Merl Boyer of Mentone, Howard Teel of North Manchester, and Clell Kemp returning to Garrett after two weeks with the Zimmerman family. Sarah Fisher was taken ill and moved to Hugh Bowen's home for care. A fire at the M. D. Yotter residence damaged curtains and wood in the lobby, dining room, and laby, caused by unknown source or light wires.
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Merl Boyer
Mentone
Jones
Howard Teel
North
Manchester
Mrs. Clell Kemp
Garrett
Jacob Zimmerman
Hoover sums up 1917 18 wheat exports to Allies and neutrals
In fiscal year 1917 18 the United States shipped to Allied destinations about 215 9 million bushels of prime breadstuffs including wheat and rye and sent around 10 million more to neutrals. Hoover notes limited carry over and a crop failure year yet describes substantial sacrifice and effort by the American people in meeting food needs.
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Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Germany
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