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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
4
The factory invites you to try the player piano free of expense to observe its superb tone and workmanship. Hear the sweet singing quality in real demonstration to realize the instrument’s unmatched design and construction.
Direct sellers tout savings of one hundred to one hundred fifty dollars. The message invites immediate purchase and suggests choosing from available options.
A brief public notice urges readers to contact the office by phone about visits and visitors policies. It emphasizes proper procedures and courteous communication with staff.
Mrs Riley from Akron visits with her sister Mrs T O MacIare then Mr and Mrs Emerson Butterbaugh of Ohio call at William Miller home on their way to Wina na for the Fourth. Various locals entertain visitors from South Bend Indianapolis and Chicago. coal and laundry ads mix with subscription pitches and a Phantom catalog offer.
Report of the condition of the Commercial State Bank at Silver Lake in Indiana, at the close of business on June 30, 1923. The document lists assets, liabilities, and capital, detailing the bank's financial position as of the date.
The document itemizes resources including U S Bonds, other bonds, banking house, furniture, real estate, cash on hand and at banks, cash items, current expenses, taxes, interest, profits and losses. Total resources reach 226 263.57 with multiple line items showing varied values.
The Commercial State Bank of Kosciusko County reports liabilities including capital stock 25000, surplus 6500, undivided profits 0, exchange and discounts 6018.16, demand deposits 86420.15, demand certificates 103315.26, total liabilities 226263.67. W H Kern cashier swears the statement true before Geo A Brush notary July 5 1922.
Report of the condition of the State Bank of Claypool, a state bank at Claypool, Indiana, at the close of business on June 30, 1922.
The document lists asset categories with amounts such as Loans and discounts 136,788.24 and U S Bonds 6,000.00. Other entries include Overdrafts 979.17, Furniture and Fixtures 2,190.60, Real Estate 1,600.00, Due from banks 28,348.99, Cash on hand 4,414.57, and Interest Paid 1,609.18 totaling 1,643,562.
The document lists Capital Stock Paid in 25,000.00 with Surplus 2,200.00 and Undivided Profits 3,880.72. It shows Exchange Discount and Demand Deposits 13,131.44 and Demand Certificates 170,385.21 with Bills Payable noted under Indiana state records.
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