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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
4
In 1915 updates from Silver Lake note a new trustee taking hammer, invoices due this month, and a wave of specials. The piece reflects on talkers wasting time, fur fashion, and resolutions from last Friday that tested efforts as winter weather lingers and prompts reflection on the year’s outcomes.
A reflective line notes that each new day brings humanity closer to peace, though the exact distance remains uncertain. The author ponders the pace of progress and the elusive nature of lasting harmony.
The text describes a liver sluggishness causing unhappiness and dullness with no joy in living. It advertises Dr. King's New Life Pills to empty bowels, tone the stomach, cure constipation, and purify blood, with a brief mention of Bucklen's Arnica Salve for piles.
Mr and Mrs J W Tae Phe day enjoyed a very enjoyable time as they marked the 65th birthday anniversary with family and friends.
The article notes many people misinterpret chronic appendicitis as gas stomach or constipation. It recommends Adlerika with buckthorn bark glycerine as a German appendicitis remedy and claims a single dose stops these troubles instantly. It cites J. R. Norman on quick benefits after trying the compound.
Report of condition for Farmers Bank Silver Lake Kosciusko County Indiana at close of business December 31 1914 shows loans and discounts 31042.93 overdrafts 1106.84 bonds and securities 130.25 banking house 800.00 furniture and fixtures 650.00 real estate 0.00 due from banks 4130.28 cash on hand 3682.06 cash items 126.77 current exchange discounts interest 1108.20 deposits 15892.39 demand certificates 15373.54 capital 10000.00 totals 41274.13 sworn by cashier D F Homman January 6 1915 before notary George A Brash.
Report of the condition of the Commercial State Bank a state bank at Silver Lake Indiana at the close of business on December 31 1914 signed by IRA LECKERONE president SILVANUS FUNKE vice president W H KERN cashier L M BURDGE assistant cashier.
Notary work including deeds bonds mortgages and legal instruments is detailed as being executed at the Record Office. Mentions of births of twin calves and social visits by Mrs. Peeeee Mrs. Mabel Summe and Ben Gertc with stays near Sidney Kendallville and Ralph Shepherd highlight routine community activity and personal notices.
Royal and Hollice Brown visited Sunday in Elkhart with their aunt Mrs. P. B. Whitmyer and family including the Kreiters Syphers and Sturms from Mishawaka at the Monroe Paulus home north of town for Christmas. Milo Scott of Chicago visits with his parents west of town. Carl Wood and family returned to Syracuse after holidays with relatives. A sewing tip promotes self threading needles available at the Recop office for 10 cents.
Mrs Pressie Drudge who lives southwest of here underwent surgery Monday of last week for a chronic ailment. She withstood the operation well and is now recovering nicely. Rupert Davis returned to Purdue Sunday to resume studies after holidays with his family. Hollie Brown visited friends in Huntington for several days last week.
The Hicks Almanac now available in its seventieth year and growing in popularity. It is a practical home and office reference on astronomy storms weather and earthquakes mailed for 35 cents. Rev Trl Ri Hicks magazine Word and are is sent one year.
Readable lines show loans and discounts 19 overdraft figures 9 000 etc. Items include due from banks 19 038 31, furniture and fixtures 2, bank notes payable 6 210 600 and interest paid era. The fragment outlines assets liabilities and banking terms without complete clarity.
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