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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
5
Many residents suffer from prolonged colds lasting several weeks in the community. The note hopes for full recoveries for all the ill. Harold and Richard Hamman returned to school Monday after a week at home due to illness.
A local reflection urges parents to compare current school books with those from their own youth. It highlights modern illustrations, engaging lessons, and better editing, noting that while some praise the old blue back speller, most agree progress parallels other advances.
Mrs A W Herendeen and children visited Mary Jaminson near Claypool over Sunday. Mrs Walter Stout returned to New Castle after a week with relatives. O E Duhamell spent Friday and Saturday in Zanesville, his former home. Sol Leckrone hosted Mable Haney Iva Merrill Ethel Skinner Mary Clymer and Delbert Kerlin Sunday. Frank Maurer from North Manchester visited E E Maurer who is improving. Elmer Kinsey of Claypool, a Republican county clerk candidate, spoke with friends. Braude traveled to LaFayette over Sunday to see his son Theodore at college.
J. W. Walbarn has had a severe attack of cold or grip but is improving though not yet able to go out.
Misa Lois Rager remains out of school this week with tonsillitis. Mrs. William Wiley is recovering as expected after an operation at Rochester Hospital last week. W. F. Helser, in poor health for over a year, showed improvement after a serious condition Tuesday night. Frank Smith, moved to the Ohio Soldiers Home ten days ago, is progressing well. Mrs. Susanna Card, long ailing at the Yates home, has nearly fully recovered.
Farmers urged to ship livestock with the Co-Operative Shippers Association to save buyers' commission. Contact numbers 47 or 7 on 77 at Silver Lake exchange.
G J Christie of the Agricultural Experiment Station at Purdue University states Indiana farmers earned 2.05 cents per hour for their own labor and 1.02 cents per hour for horse labor in last summer’s cornfield work. With 36 cents per bushel corn and 36 bushels per acre, the cost accounting shows 11.58 dollars per acre excluding labor, leaving 1.38 dollars to cover both man and horse labor per acre based on 42 hours of man labor and 50 hours of horse labor.
Several people in our community desire to subscribe or renew magazines published in the United States. We announce an arrangement that can save you money on any magazine. Come in and see us at the RECORD office.
Mr and Mrs Henry Howenstein of Route 2 South Whitley Indiana praise Dr Richards Famous Prescription for rheumatism stomach and blood disorders. They say it helped the husband for over a year and now benefits the wife. The remedy, offered by local druggists including H P Rager Silver Lake T E Shoemaker Claypool and J B Williams North Manchester, guarantees results or money back.
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Fragmentary OCR references a cooperative shippers commission with numbers and phrases Gall 4 47 or 7 on 77 Silver. Details are unclear but indicate a logistical or trade reference from the source page.
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