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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
4
A fragmented market listing shows items such as baking powder one pound cans priced at .15 each and a one pound package of baking soda, prunes in two pound portions, and baskets sized for market use with small price marks of .10 to .40.
Mrs C W Shipley and daughter Fannie returned to their home near Claypool after helping Mrs Margaret Paulus. Bernard Clayton editor of Akron News visited town. Subscriptions offered to boost readership with a year long gift. Tanlac ads claim record sales while locals travel to Indianapolis Fort Wayne Elkhart Warsaw and Cleveland for business and visiting relatives.
Fishing remains the main sport in town as Frank Nelson plans to move to his farm within weeks. Will Smith visited Claypool last Saturday and few attendances report. many residents suffer colds and hoarseness. The Yellow Creek lake ice-house is full, ensuring summer ice supply for locals.
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