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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
4
Report of the condition of Farmers Bank, a private bank, at Sil t Lake Indiana, at close of business Dec 31, 1911. President Wn Firttox. D Homans, Cashier.
A damaged page lists various monetary items including bonds and securities 442.73 and office equipment 650.00. It shows totals around 42167.11 with items from banks and trust totals and current expenses. The OCR is partial and unstructured.
State of Indiana Kosciusko County ss I D F Hamman Cashier of Farm ra Bank of Silver Lake Indiana do so swear the above statement is true D F Homman Subscribed and sworn before me this 8th day of Dec 1911 George A Bruse Notary Public Ms commission expires June 9 1914.
An advertisement promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets from Rager & Jontz Druggists. It claims the product aids digestion, soothes the stomach, and improves bowel action with a 15 day supply for 25 cents. If not satisfied, customers may get their money back. Larger sizes cost 50 cents and one dollar.
The Indiana campaign aims to sell 2,000,000 seals this year with 200,000 already ordered by Terre Haute and activity spreading to at least five hundred communities. Seals cost one cent and funds fight tuberculosis with proceeds staying in Indiana.
A notice announces vocal and instrumental music available at the REC ORD office with copies priced at ten cents each. The item emphasizes affordable access to musical recordings for readers.
George Beigh made a business trip to Silver Lake Monday. Frank French called on Miss Nellie Botkin Saturday evening. Samuel Rhodes visited Miss Barbara Baker Sunday. Horace Kimes with wife and baby visited Beigh Monday afternoon. Harry Meredith and family dined at Chas Lester’s Sunday. Dora Rhodes and Mrs Waughter at Maklon Rhodes Sunday. Eli Smith and Miss Tressa Gauffman attended church Monday. Mrs Roscoe Keplinger and Mrs George Dick visited Beigh Sunday. Beighs welcomed seven pound Royal Defo on Wednesday last. Revival closed Monday with strong impact. Rev Buck to begin meetings at Mount Pleasant soon and may return here before winter.
George A Brush and Charles C Hanson advertise notary services from the Record Office. The note promises daily availability during business hours with either notary present for any notary work.
A local ad announces a bulk sheet music sale at 5 cents per sheet, well below regular 10 and 15 cent prices. The sale starts Saturday morning December 16 and runs all next week, inviting buyers to browse and select multiple pieces as gifts.
Piano and organ players can buy a wide range of sheet music at the REcoRD office at reasonable prices. Call to review a list of nearly 200 sheets on hand and special orders can be sourced in a few days to save money.
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