Lost brown cap with chauffeur license tag No 19553
Lost Sunday evening between town and the lake a brown cap with chauffeur license tag No 19553 attached. Finder please leave at RECORD office.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
4
Lost Sunday evening between town and the lake a brown cap with chauffeur license tag No 19553 attached. Finder please leave at RECORD office.
May 28 custom hatch at 3.00 per tray of 96 eggs. Baby chicks June 20 and every Wednesday thereafter at 310.00 per hundred. Poultry feed and appliances offered. Also ads for Bliss Tablets and Indian Herb tablets plus cabbage plants for sale and magazine subscription services by Brush & Hanson at the Record Office Silver Lake.
Wedding notices from the Record Office Silver Lake invite guests to preview specimen cards on special stock. The charming bride to be and groom are urged to visit for selections, with prices described as very low.
Representatives of various publishers offer discounts on all song book orders for Sunday schools and churches nationwide. Inquiries by letter or phone urged. advertise that spending $6500 benefits any church or Sunday school as much as it helps others. Record Pub. Co. in Silver Lake, Indiana.
Residents and visitors from Pierceton Mishawaka Goshen Warsaw and North Manchester stopped by as Emanuel Leckrone improves after weeks of illness. The Record lists numerous relatives friends and local highlights with ads and housekeeping notes.
Milton Leckrone traveled with his class to Indianapolis and Bloomington for commencement where he earned a Bachelor of Science in medicine with two years remaining. He was joined by his parents Dr and Mrs Leckrone and a large crowd attended. He is expected home Friday for the summer vacation.
On last Friday a daughter arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Yates in Warsaw. Mr Yates is a nephew of J W Yates of this place.
A. W. Crisler of this place was named receiver for the Silver Lake Elevator Company with a bond fixed at $8,000. The firm was closed several months ago and last week a stockholder ordered the appointment of a receiver, sale of real estate, and settlement of debts.
An editorial note urges placing ads in the paper columns, promising results from continued advertising and highlighting low costs as a key incentive. The message emphasizes consistent placement for best impact and business growth.
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