Scribing IPROPERTY And Paying 68 This Notice
A fragmentary OCR read mentions IPROPERTY and a payment amount of 68 in a brief legal or notice context. Details are incomplete, but the terms suggest a notice related to property or financial obligation.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
4
A fragmentary OCR read mentions IPROPERTY and a payment amount of 68 in a brief legal or notice context. Details are incomplete, but the terms suggest a notice related to property or financial obligation.
Notice invites selling and trading ads and lost and found inquiries in the RECORD column. It also offers subscription enrollment and legal document services including deeds contracts mortgages and wills at the Record office.
A sewing tip extols self threading needles to avoid eye strain. The ad claims they make sewing a pleasure and assures easy use once tried. A quoted lady endorses them as indispensable, offered at 10 cents at the Record office.
The Odd Fellows will elect officers at the regular meeting Friday night. All members are urged to be present.
Regular preaching services will be held at the U B Church in this place on Sunday. It will be a communion service.
At the Ross Gamble home on Wednesday evening the Mazda class of the M. E. Sunday School elected officers. President Mrs. C. A. Pearson Vice President Mrs. L. M. Burdge Recording Secretary Mrs. R. M. Frye Assistant Secretary Mrs. A. C. Hively Treasurer Mrs. John Ayers.
It is claimed that in battle the last nineteen days Italy has lost 160000 in killed and wounded and 20000 have been taken prisoners by Austrian forces.
About three hundred Molokan settlers near Glen dale nine miles west of Phoenix Arizona refused to register on Tuesday. The trans-Caucasian colonists belong to a religious group allied with the Doukhobars and had taken a vow against warfare.
Wavajo Indians seized a government reservation near Flagstaff driving an Indian agent and other federal officers from the area while the patrol attempted to register residents under the war draft bill. Officials feared a wider outbreak if further registrations occurred.
Local note reports Mrs Jean Fruit and her daughter from North Manchester visiting today at the Hay home continuing a social engagement in town.
An article touts GLANDO as a gland tonic to ward off liver cancer and other liver troubles by clearing bilious accumulations. It extols early use and lists three treatment forms. Local items note visits and travel from Gary, Muncie, Crawfordsville, and Warsaw plus a Liberty Loan ad and measles cases.
A large shade tree was blown down in front of the L. W. Myers residence during the storm last Saturday. Mrs. Bessie Stoner arrived from Warsaw this week at the Walburn home.
Governor Goodrich issued proclamation making last legislature laws effective across Indiana after county clerks reported receipt of proportionate proclamations. Measures include prohibition after 1918, highway commission, women’s suffrage, absent voter by mail, county level boards, guide posts, old state house purchase, driver and vehicle rules, poultry licensing, age based juries, income taxes on tangents, schooling taxes, and many criminal and educational reforms.
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn in 1886 by Notary A W Gleason and filed in Lucas County.
A personal invitation to honored guests for a wedding event mentions specimen cards for selection and emphasizes very low prices. The note implies a welcoming visit by both the bride to be and the groom to be.
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