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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1918
Page
4
Kosciusko County voters must register by October 7 to participate in next November's election. The registration board began work Monday at the courthouse in Warsaw. Those unable to go to the county seat may obtain registration blanks at the recorder's office in Silver Lake and return them from home.
The Record invites non subscribers to enroll their names and receive the paper by mail at a yearly rate of $1.25.
James Meloy promotes Bliss Native Herb Tablets for rheumatism indigestion and kidney derangements. 200 doses are offered for sale at the Record Office in Silver Lake.
A brief notice inviting readers to use the column for selling trading buying and to announce items lost or found through advertisements in this section. It emphasizes using the ad column for any sale trade or item notices.
Notice invites anyone needing deeds contracts mortgages wills or legal papers written or acknowledged to call at the Record office for service.
Miss Catharine Cox and Thelma Sarber visit Hammond while families host guests in Argos Elkhart Goshen and Defiance Ohio workers travel South Bend and Brazil residents. Local auctions and sales described with livestock and household notices. For sale hard coal burner listed.
Food Administration figures show meat and fat shipments rising to 844,600,000 pounds and wheat exports totaling 141,000,000 bushels in 1917-18. Hoover credits voluntary conservation for meeting overseas demand amid domestic shortages, with total allied food exports valued at 1.4 billion dollars.
In fiscal year 1917-18 the United States increased exports to Allied destinations reaching about 1.53 billion bushels of prime breadstuffs, chiefly wheat and rye, despite crop failures. Hoover notes gains from conservation and larger farm yields, with overall food shipments reflecting sacrifice by both agricultural and urban populations.
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Rupert Davis of Indianapolis spent the weekend in town with his party. Several local families hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Young and daughter Dorothy and Mr and Mrs Perce Perry. Esther Leckrone visited from South Bend. Mrs O C Blue and daughter Lea of Mentone and Mrs Mer Boyer of Mentone stayed with the Jones family. Mrs Howard Teel of North Manchester and the Kemp family from Garrett were guests. Sarah Fisher fell ill and was taken to the Hugh Bowen home for care. A morning fire at the M D Yotter residence damaged the lobby area and several items. cause unclear but suspected faulty wiring.
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