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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
8
Those traveling from near Galveston and Huntington joined locals for the funeral of Grandma Amiss last Thursday. Invitees included Frank Tilly and wife, Joe Amiss, Phillip Atlas and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amiss and granddaughter, George Amiss and wife and daughter Estella.
Bitter cold stays through Monday as thermometers dip to three to five degrees below zero. Residents recall harsher winters but face the season with steady resolve and practical routines.
Here from Michigan Mrs L L Harkness and her son Junior arrived last Saturday from Hudson to visit her parents Mr and Mrs William Wiley. Mrs Wiley has been in poor health for several months.
A brief appeal invites readers to mail the RECORD to loved ones living away, offering a year of subscription for $1.50. The notice emphasizes saying you think of them and thanking them weekly throughout the year.
Sarah Good born September 7, 1823 near Thornville Perry County Ohio died January 17 1922 at Silver Lake Indiana aged 98 years 4 months 10 days. She married Jacob Beamer and had son Miles Beamer. After living in Kentucky and Ohio she married Philip M Amiss in 1874. He died April 6 1899. She moved to Silver Lake and later lived with Dr J M Awiss until her death.
We thank dear neighbors friends and relatives for kindness shown during illness and at the funeral of Grandma Amiss. This statement comes from sincere bleeding hearts not formality. Dr J M Amiss and wife.
Analyzes how farmers face seasonal production, storage and financing limits, stressing market power through cooperatives, and critiques anti trust constraints. Argues for equal government support and fair operation of laws to balance farmers' opportunities with other industries. Discusses Farm Loan bonds, Federal Reserve policies, and the need to reform system to benefit producers and consumers alike.
Effective Printing touts quality type presses workmen and paper with assurance that they have the equipment and the skilled staff to handle customer needs. The message emphasizes reliability and readiness to undertake printing projects.
Kosciusko County Indiana announces sale of highway improvement bonds totaling 62 200 dollars at par with 5 percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds dated September 15 1921 are in twenty series of six bonds each with early maturities beginning May 15 1923 to retirement. Sale starts February 28 1922 at 2 PM at the county treasurer office Warsaw. Bids may be rejected.
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