Record Induction Offers Sub Scribs for One Dollar
A notice announces a triad induction for sub scribs into the RECORD at a price of one dollar per year. Officials urge timely subscription and outline the basic terms and renewal cadence.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
3
A notice announces a triad induction for sub scribs into the RECORD at a price of one dollar per year. Officials urge timely subscription and outline the basic terms and renewal cadence.
Community items show Carl Reed working for M D Sholty, Amber Sands on a Warsaw trip, and protracted meetings ongoing. Jacob Newcomer and Isaac Sands are poorly, with Harvey Lowman ailing. Local visits include Jefferson Regenos and John Alexander aiding FE 4H.
Rev. E. W. Knight returned home after months in the south west. Grandmother and Mrs Hehman and Mrs. Effie Reese visited the William Slife home. Arche Lowman returned to Warsaw to work at the Cement Block Works. Miss Blanch Frame of North Manchester visited sister Mrs S A Hohman. Roving Rastus.
Charles Walters of Allegheny Sierra County says he has lived in California 20 years and still seeks trouble in burns sores wounds boils cuts sprains or piles. Arger’s drug store guarantees the salve cures every case for 25 cents.
Jacob Weller is ill with lagrip this week. Sunday school convenes each Sunday. Mrs. AM J Platt made a business trip to Akron on Monday. S D Rider and wife visited the G EF Rider home on Tuesday. Dan Brubaker moved to a farm near Rochester last week. Roy Dillman relocated to the A T Baer farm a few days ago. Israel Landis sold his Bock Lake farm to Frank Landis of Denver. Israel and Frank Landis traveled to Rochester on Monday. Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs Laura Landis's home last Thursday to sew. next meeting set for Mrs Letha Eber on February 14.
February carries two observances Washingtons birthday and Valentine's Day. The piece elevates George Washington as a revered American figure while noting Valentines origins linked to Roman festival practices. The style reflects a period tone urging reverence for Washington and tracing Valentine customs to ancient Rome.
Special notice advertises Brethren clothing at lower prices through an arrangement with the largest Eastern clothing firm. It urges members to visit Goldsmith & Boots in North Manchester to compare prices and inspect goods, promising savings for families.
Wm. A Fertwell of Lucama NC narrates a remarkable recovery claim after using Electric Bitters for Brights disease in diabetes stage. He states the remedy halted long standing liver and bladder troubles and believes a permanent cure is possible. Guaranteed at Corner Drug Store, price 50 cents.
Bank report for Commercial State Bank of Silver Lake Indiana shows assets of 79066.73 with loans 46887.46 and deposits 5265071. Disclosures include overdrafts 544.05, due from banks 22006.99, banking house 4500, furniture 1200.90, cash on hand 2255, specie 1114.52, cash items 336952, discounts 1266.02, and capital stock 25000 with surplus 160. Official C E Stout, cashier, swore to the accuracy on February 7 1907 before a notary.
An advertisement promotes Ko dol as a thorough digestant that relieves indigestion by aiding digestion and allowing the stomach to rest. It touts corrensive of the highest efficiency and notes it is sold by the Corner Drug Store.
Center residents W. T. Little and Mat Snyder visited Warsaw on Monday. They recently traveled to Kentucky. Miss Kell Wilson and Samuel Beber were guests at Sue Samuel Clinic Sunday. Arnie Carr and wife attended a social at Multon Ball home in Silver Lake. Edna Bryant and Ruth Simcox of Silver Lake visited Miss Fiera Little Sunday. Andrew Taylor and family and Les or Rowland were guests at the…
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