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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
13
Election commissioners urge unregistered voters to act now to avoid disfranchisement in the fall election. Notaries outside Warsaw will hold registration blanks and process applications sent to the Warsaw Registration Board. Voters urged to register at once to ensure their participation.
Wedding notices advise invites will be sent after special stock is printed at the Record Office Silver Lake. The bride to be and groom plan to honor friends with formal announcements once ready.
Frank Ulsh cut oats by tractor on Monday while the threshing ring worked the wheat crop. Percy Ring and children were seen on the streets Sunday morning. Irvin Ulsh made a business trip to Silver Lake Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Engle and their son visited the Win family near Palestine Sunday. Rev T D Butterbaugh spoke at the Center young peoples meeting Sunday evening and drew attentive listeners.
Mr and Mrs B E Gring of Los Angles Cal and Mr and Mrs H L Roberts of Marion Ind visit Bennie Drudge home. Gring and Roberts are sisters to Mrs Drudge. They traveled six weeks from California via New Mexico and Kansas with one tire puncture and inflating air from the Golden Gate state. They enjoy reconnecting with old friends as their parents once lived here.
Seed oats of good quality offered before threshing. Prospective buyers invited to view the sample and place orders. Leave orders with Hollice Brown or at Farmers Bask.
In town of country Brash and Hei discuss insurance coverage for fire and tornado events. Officials consider policy implications and local risk factors as residents seek clarity on coverage options.
James R. Frazer, Federal Food Administrator for Kosciusko County, warns that sugar purchases for canning are tightly restricted. Records show many exceed limits, and only written permits from the county Food Administrator or deputies will allow canning sugar. No mail or express shipments will be accepted without proper orders. neighbors should ensure compliance.
We are an authorized subscription agency at the Record Office in Silver Lake. We accept subscriptions to any magazine and can save you time and money. Call for a Money Saving Magazine Clubs catalogue.
A motorist races toward Silver Lake to deliver an address by Dr. Jaynes but a visiting skunk halts the car midway between Wabash and the town. After brief delay the distinguished speaker resumes, delivering a 40 minute talk before a large crowd.
To Electric Light Patrons we can supply Electric Irons Vacuum Cleaners Toasters and other electrical conveniences. Irons range from 3 50 to 5 00. See us before buying we can save you money Burk and Kissinger.
Last Friday afternoon members of the embroidery club enjoyed a picnic supper at the Burdge cottage near Yellow Creek lake with former member Mrs. Calvin Gresso of North Manchester in attendance. In the evening the S.T. club held a picnic supper at the park with a pleasant time reported by all.
Oliver typewriter ribbons offered for sale at the RECORD Office. Available stock includes standard and premium ribbons suitable for office use. Pricing and quantities not listed in the notice.
The space shows a blue cross indicating overdue subscriptions. The publisher cites postage freight and paper costs, urging readers to pay immediately to avoid interruption and embarrassment.
Had week corrections are made in the above list and the new addresses are the correct. If there are any names omitted from the list or any address is incorrect, we would consider its great favor if this office is notified at once. We would be glad to hear from any of the boys at any time.
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