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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1918
Page
5
An advertisement claims buckthorn bark glycerine and Adler i ka flush the bowel to prevent appendicitis. It asserts the remedy relieves sour stomach gas and constipation by removing all four matters said to clog and poison the system with instant action.
Brush and Hanson advertise a yearly wire service for sending the RECORD to relatives living away. The pitch offers a year of mailings for $1.25, suggesting recipients will thank the sender weekly for the gesture.
Chet Brady of Lonesome Street is slowly improving after a paralysis stroke. B F Bill visited his wife in Gosh en on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Monroe Rhodes and Mr and Mrs Samuel Beber of Claypool, with J W Clink and wife, visited the Glink family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wiza Heckman and son Moyer visited Ed Clink and family Sunday. Merit Longbrake and brother Gur were in the county capital on Saturday on business.
The Young Ladies of the P. D. club enjoyed entertainment by Miss Ruth Leckton. Knitting, embroidery, Victoria reading, Mothers, and J. clubs met at various homes this week. For sale a good full blood Jersey cow ready to freshen, contact BE. N. Smith, Claypool. Shoestring phone.
The notice explains that blue marked spaces indicate one year or more of owing on subscriptions and urges immediate payment. It states the newspaper publisher is hard hit by unpaid dues and cannot continue without prompt subscribers.
Brush and Hanson promote new or renewal subscriptions for magazines and newspapers, offering savings and easy sign up for customers seeking a print media package.
Five War Savings Stamps will fund a rifle for a soldier. The drive underscores support for troops and thrift during wartime.
In the Kosciusko Circuit Court No 2358 the administrator petitions allege insufficient personal estate to pay debts. On February 19 1918 the judge found the estate insolvent and ordered settlement. Creditors must file claims for allowance with the Kosciusko Circuit Court Clerk in Warsaw Indiana. Aaron A Rasor Clerk. Eschbach and Sloane Attorneys.
On the streets of Silver Lake Wednesday February 18 a large furmitton was found. Owner can claim by contacting this office, describing the property and paying for notice.
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