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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
4
A Port Huron threshing outfit for sale including a 19 horsepower engine 3354 separator Birdsell clover huller 6 roll McCormick corn husker. Used briefly and offered by Wm Stiver and Son New Paris Indiana.
Promotes daily cleansing of mouth, nose and throat to prevent disease. Advertises Grando Gargle as a safe antiseptic for sore throat colds catarrh and teething with Rager Jontz listed as the source.
Mr and Mrs K Yotter from Kendallville visited the H G Rantz and M D Yotter families. J W Yates transacted business in Warsaw. Mel Roller of Goshen stayed with C L Leonard family. Mrs John Haldeman visited from Hammond with family. Flora Shelton returned to Carlisle Ohio after visiting Esther Leckrone. Fred McKown buys scrap iron at Big Four station. C A Craig visited, awaiting training for Uncle Sam. Walter Harris and wife joined Robert Reed home. Harris works at the creamery.
Herbert Hoover wrote to ministers on June 18 inviting them to preach on Food Conservation on Sunday July 1. He hopes the day becomes Food Saving Day and that every household adopts the motto Save the Waste and Win the War to curb waste and support war effort.
Amos Homan and family were on the streets Sunday. John Hill visited his father Steve Hill Sunday afternoon. Orvil Correll shown with his new Ford Monday. Vern Frantz of Claypool on business Monday. Mrs. Arlie King from west of Silver Lake visited with her parents on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill and Georgie and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clink and children attended Billy Sunday in Winona Sunday afternoon.
An invitation to place ads in the Recorps column for selling trading buying or reporting lost and found items. The notice encourages readers to insert ads and promises payment.
Frank J. Cheney a senior partner of F J Cheney & Co states the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn and subscribed in Toledo Ohio Lucas County on December 6, 1886 before Notary A W Gleason.
An article describes a pervasive gland and liver ailment blamed for widespread constitutional decay. It warns of toxin buildup, systemic disorder, and potential lung, stomach, and bowel troubles, promoting GLANDO as a remedy to restore gland function.
Floyd Bashore and family from North Manchester and Dale Wood and family from near Laketon visited Sunday with John Gall and Albert Wood. Miss Mary Clymer was off duty at the creamery office due to sickness last Friday and Saturday. Fred McKown advertises scrap iron. Nellie Nelson visited over Sunday with Laughman Halderman and Sunday families after winter work in Lima. Mr and Mrs Ira Burk and Mr and Mrs W B Kissinger attended the Moor funeral in Roann. Laughman family hosts in Warsaw for granddaughter Jennie Sloane. Von Kennedy of North Manchester visited Edward Hay Wednesday. Charles Houck of Muncie visited Monday. Mrs Arthur Hamilton returned to North Manchester Wednesday after staying with her parents J H Haney since Saturday. Mr Hamilton was here several days. Harry Kerr of Indianapolis stayed several days as guest of W H Kern.
W. W. and A. J. Hill visited Bourbon for a silo factory tour with prospects. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Ladd of Detroit stayed a week visiting Margaret Paulus. James Arthur of Elkhart visited Art Arthur and wife at the Union-Chmart home. Local youths in town Tuesday greeted friends amid small talk about Lake boys.
Local notice by Russell Kerlin offering cemetery care at Lakeview this summer. Send names to the Recoryp office with one dollar to secure care.
The record urges all Indiana voters to register between June 18 and August 20 1917 for a September constitutional convention election. Registration boards are busy and blanks will be available at the Record office in Silver Lake with envelopes ready for use. People in Wabash county may also register there, avoiding long trips to the county seat.
Magazine clubs advertise authorized subscription services saving time and money. Brush and Hanson at the Record Office Silver Sale urge readers to call for catalogs and Money Saving Magazine Clubs.
Announcement urges printing of wedding invitations at the Record Office Silver Lake before sending to friends. Hosts invite both bride and groom to visit and view specimen cards from which to choose, noting very low prices.
The writer asks for suggested news items to include in upcoming Record columns. They request one or two items weekly to enhance coverage and interest in future editions.
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