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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
5
A Milwaukee manufacturer argues that employers support higher wages reasonable hours and welfare provisions as investments in efficiency. He says demagogues mislead workers and urge grievances publicly, harming both workers and the industry. He cites Industrial Conservation as the source.
Capital argues honesty with labor profits stability for industry and urges labor to adopt businesslike practices. It notes that from 1909 to 1916 state and national assemblies passed 78 748 new statutes affecting business and stresses that without clear dollars and cents no benefits will accrue to either employers or employees.
Mrs Lottie Brenneman visited Warsaw last Saturday while Frank Getty moved a barn to his North Poplar street lot. Capt N E Miller from Warsaw called on friends. Mrs Catharine Rager visited Goshen with her son M M Rager. Vera Kern returned from Bloomington to home. Scrap iron wanted by Fred McKown. H G Groninger toured New Paris. Mrs C A Pearson visited Elkhart for days with Doutt family. Magazine orders offered at Record office. Ernest Swick went to Detroit visiting sister Hva McHatton. Ernest joined by sister Mrs Vernon Meese and baby from New Paris. Mr and Mrs E Braude visited Warsaw. Ladies try Callyx-Eyed needles at 10c per pack. Ethel Skinner visited Markle over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Raber visited North Manchester. Mrs F L Townsend and daughter visited Etna Green. Lost gauntlet left-hand glove. leave at RECORD Office. Ray Hively and J M Bloomer visited New Paris, stayed with GA Brush and A J Hill. Frank Tracy and family near South Pleasant church visited Art Tracy east of town.
Castoria marketing note and multiple brief items report Miss Valera Self visiting family in town. Adam Stout traveled from Goshen via North Manchester. Mrs. Lester Reese and Pauline return from Mentone after visiting L. T. Wilson. Scrap iron buyer Fred McKown seeks several tons. Meek family hosts visiting guests from Tiosa and Chicago trip. Cathrine Hay visits Chicago with Ed, Alvin Bowen, H. D. Hill party.
A note indicates items can be bought from H. P. Rager and J. R. Norman, druggists of Silver Lake. The line names the vendors and location related to the sale.
The stockholders of the Peoples Mutual Telephone Company will hold their annual meeting in Silver Lake on Monday July 9 1917 at 9 a m. to elect officers for the ensuing year and transact other business as may come before the meeting. E Braude Sec.
Mrs Curtis Conway arrives from Chicago and stays at the lake cottage. Hutchens family from Wabash occupies a local cottage. Park opens Sunday June 24 with Vaudeville and Mozart Orchestra as afternoon attractions. E O Drake and family from Rushville join friends at the park. Mrs Ed Schock and Fort Wayne daughter visit lake cottage Friday to Tuesday. Mr Schock joins Sunday. Wabash residents attend Sunday events including D A Pike family, Frank Beck family, and Mr and Mrs Forrest and Mr and Mrs Slaye.
160 acres in Wabash county and 17 acres in Kosciuko county offered for sale. Located 534 miles northwest of North Manchester. Real estate of David B. Metzger deceased. Prices: 160 acres at 20000 dollars and 17 acres at 3000 dollars. Administrator J C Metzger, North Manchester Indiana.
Coastal notice from co Russell Kerlin offering summer upkeep for unsold lots at Lakeview Cemetery. Send name to the Record office with one dollar to secure care arrangements.
The notice states 18 cars have arrived from Indianapolis and all are sold. Delivery now proceeds for listed orders while unlisted names will be dispatched soon. It warns of price advances and says shipments Cannot be made until orders are on file at the Ford Co. S. office.
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