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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
5
Subscriptions are arriving at the office and customers are urged to call to save money. The message promotes signing up through the office to secure lower rates. A phone number or contact method is provided in the readable text.
Invitation notice for wedding cards printed at the Record Office Silver Lake. Guests are urged to visit to see specimen cards and select options at low prices before invitations are mailed.
Sunday visits mark a flurry of social calls as families travel from Kalamazoo to Warsaw and Claypool. The item lists numerous visitors from Goshen, Chicago, Detroit and Cent ersburg, with engagements at homes and lakeside get togethers. A tangential legal ad and an old Hall’s Catarrh Cure notice from Toledo appear amid the local society blurbs.
A call to join the Silver Lake Record readership urges new subscribers to enroll in the local paper, stressing the value of owning a copy at home rather than borrowing it. It appeals to neighbors who support the paper and want reliable access to news as a reference.
Brush and Hanson at the Record office in Silver Lake offer subscription services for magazines and catalogues. They advertise authorized agency status and promise savings on subscriptions and convenient access to Money Saving Magazine Clubs.
Merritt plans to have stock scales in running order soon. Mrs. J. W. Clink visited at the Charles Bahney home last week. A large group from the vicinity attended the Packerton quarterly meeting on Monday. Yellow Creek camp meeting drew many locals last Sunday. William Gulmer and family of Elkheart visit Mrs. and Mr. Homan and relatives here. Mrs. B. F. Hill has spent much time in Winona for Billy Sunday services and Bible conference. Bert Reeling and a friend from Alexandria visited the lake. he returns yearly and praises the area.
James Meloy advertises Bliss Native Herb Tablets at the Record Office in Silver Lake. He touts them for rheumatism indigestion and kidney derangements and offers 200 doses for 1 dollar.
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