Indiana Association weekly reader notice
Entered at the Post Office at Silver Lake Indiana as second class matter. Terms of subscription One year in advance Six months single copy.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
4
Entered at the Post Office at Silver Lake Indiana as second class matter. Terms of subscription One year in advance Six months single copy.
Mrs Libbie Watson of Hobart visits family in town. Mrs Helser and daughter in South Whitly. Mark Russell family near Laketon at Rufus Snyder home. Mrs Snyder and Mrs Russell sisters. Millinery stock selling at cost by Mrs Zile Noble Clymer and family from Berrien Centre visiting local homes. Hazel Brown at Ray Harter home near North Manchester this week. Charles Geiger of Milford visits south of town. Ralph and Everett Whittenberger visit mother Lizzie Whittenberger at Central office.
An 1886 sworn affidavit by Frank J. Cheney of Toledo supports Hall's Catarrh Cure. The firm Cheney & Co offers one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured. The notice promotes internal treatment and testimonials.
Report of the condition of the Farmers Bank a private bank at Silver Lake Indiana at the close of business June 4 1913 with John Firton president W J Fitton vice president and D F Hameman cashier detailing assets liabilities and financial status.
The document lists resources with loans and discounts 21623.13 intangibles. overdrafts 873.92. other bonds 610.25. banking house 80000. furniture and fixtures 650. notes from banks 6901.12. cash on hand 2458.50. cash items 184.10. current expenses 800.00. total 34256.02.
Beatrice Richards visits the Percy Tullis home this week. Willie Wederick attends school at Winona. The U B aid society meets with Mrs. Glenn Tulis. Gladys Craig and Tempe Maurer visit North Manchester on Wednesday. Gladys returns home while Tempe stays longer with her uncle and family.
Liabilities and capital shown for Farmers Bank of Silver Lake Indiana. Capital paid in 10000.00 plus exchange discounts and interest 91830. Demand deposits 9629.93 and demand certificates 13707.79 totaling 23337.72. D. F. Hamman, cashier, swears the statement true before George A. Brush, notary, June 10, 1913. Notary commission expires June 9, 1914.
Report of the condition of the Commercial State Bank a state private bank at Silver Lake Indiana as of June 4 1913 listing loans overdrafts bonds and banking house furniture and fixtures due from banks cash on hand current expenses taxes paid interest paid and total resources totaling 138785 2 with officers Ira Leckrone president Sylvanus Funk vice president W H Kern cashier and L M Burdge assistant cashier
I W H Kern cashier of the Commercial State Bank swears to a true statement as of June 10 1913. The balance sheet lists capital stock 25000.60 surplus 1250.00 exchange discount interest 6676.40 profit and loss dividends unpaid demand deposits 36243.90 certified deposits 70595.53 total liabilities 8139 785 26.
A man named Mr. Rice and his wife devised a private code using a cipher system tied to a cable message. Conflicting translations caused chaos, culminating in a desperate instruction to bury the code in a field, as the operator warned about the cost.
A golf match ends with a veteran noting a clergyman swearing softly. After the game the opponent asks the denomination of Rev. Mr. Cash, prompting the retort that he is more likely a Profanitarian than a Congregationalist, highlighting a joke about religious labels.
Two Northern businessmen pass a desolate Southern hamlet. A tall poor white man emerges and declares he does not own the land, only the house, challenging the travelers' assumption of poverty. The exchange reveals regional contrasts and property notions in a remote setting.
A humorous note to the editor describes a reader sending jokes and a wife who laughs at them. The editor replies with a witty margin remark about the wife’s laughter indicating quality or jest. The exchange is presented as a light editorial item in a serious-minded voice.
An English doctor tells a wife her husband will be all right after a dangerous illness claiming he will cure him though she fears the proposed funeral. Freddy’s Point of View shows a dinner talk where a minister foresees a future without North South East or West prompting a boy to quip about geography.
Fragmentary note hints at a discussion on people who live together and how close bonds affect daily life. The brief mentions a belief that cohabitants may develop stronger ties or shared perspectives, implying social or relational observations from the era.
Thoroughbred Scotch Collie puppies, 2 males and 2 females, ready for separation. Contact Speckeren at the Sam If sard farm, 2 miles east and 3 miles south of Silver Lake, North Manchester post office, Route 5.
For sale a house and lot on East Sycamore Street Silver Lake. Inquire of John Beebe. 327 Old papers at the RECIED office. Paper will be sent to your address for 1 per year.
George A. Brush and Charles C. Hansor announce they are available at the Record Office for all notary work during business hours.
The ad promotes Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a proven cure for eczema and related skin conditions. It includes a testimonial from J C Evaland of Bath Illinois, asserts a long history of use, and offers a 50 cent price via Pfeiffer Chemical Company in Philadelphia and St Louis.
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