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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
5
James Meloy promotes Bliss Native Herb Tablets for rheumatism indigestion and kidney derangements. He left 200 doses for sale at the Record Office in Silver Lake priced at 1 dollar.
Typewriter ribbons branded Oliver available at the RECORD Office. Limited stock, priced for quick sale. Contact RECORD for details on sizes and quantities.
A hometown appeal urges readers to mail the REcoRD to sons daughters brothers sisters fathers mothers or friends living away for one year at the price of 1.25. The notice stresses constant thanks and warm regard from the sender.
The Food Administration urges American stock breeders to conserve flocks and herds to meet Europe’s postwar meat demand. It cites declining cattle in England and France, price-driven market effects, and notes American cooperation while predicting meat and dairy production will shape future priorities after the war.
A forecast suggests the coal shortage will ease with warmer weather. Analysts expect supply constraints to lessen as demand shifts and temperatures rise, reducing strain on households and industry.
Space marked with a blue cross indicates you owe for one year or more. The publisher pleads for immediate payment as timely subscripts are crucial to sustain the newspaper amid rising paper costs and financial strain.
Groundhog day reports six more weeks of bad weather. Elza Heckman and numerous neighbors were seen on the streets over the weekend. visits and dinners occurred among the Parker, Ulsh, Longbrake, Heckman, and Moyer households. A Parker business trip to Claypool and Par ker Bros sale near town were noted.
House offered for sale at a reduced price in a factory town. Call the Record office for particulars. old papers available at the RECORD office for inspection.
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