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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
4
A collection of aphorisms and sayings including lines about revenge conscience charity and belief. It notes a future machine shop and garage opening in Claypool and includes a Spurgeon quote about rumors and half truths.
Bright days bring more cars and pedestrians as drivers learn to share the road. The region notes rare serious accidents despite many machines and urges motorists to keep speeds reasonable and drive with care to protect lives and safety.
Several residents from Claypool and surrounding towns are reported visiting relatives and handling town matters. Cattle shipments to Indianapolis, home remodeling, and family visits occur as residents respond to local notices and business ads.
Many attended the men s meeting at the U B church last Sunday afternoon. Rev T D Butterbaugh preached a fine sermon. The women s meeting at the same hour in the Methodist church was well attended.
Leonard and Murphy offer 25 bushels of fine Rural New York seed potatoes at 1.00 per bushel. Listed items include quantity and price for immediate sale in local market.
Thousands of country and rural district schools close this month and students move to farm work. In towns the closure threatens idle streets. editorial urges immediate planning for displaced youths' vacation time.
We receive your cream daily and will test it and pay promptly. The station is north of Dr Leckrone office at James Harter station Mer. We pay 29 cents this week.
Chester House and wife thank neighbors for assistance in saving as much as possible of household effects after their residence was destroyed by a fire.
Local advert urges trial of Bliss Native Herb Tablets for rheumatism indigestion and kidney issues. Sold on sale at the Record Office in Silver Lake promoted by James Meloy with assurance of benefit.
Many from Claypool and nearby areas attended the Rhodes and Heacock horse sale in Claypool last Saturday. The event drew a large turnout from the locality.
Brush and Hanson at the Recorp office announce a supply of automobile and motorcycle registration blanks. Motorists should file applications without delay and allow staff to complete them on site.
The notice urges comparing every sale bill printed at the RECORD Office with others to ensure uniform quality. It emphasizes the same careful attention to sale bill orders as to all printing work.
Sherman Metzger living southeast of town stepped on a rusty nail last week. A physician treated the left foot with a lance to remove pus and clean the wound. He previously suffered a nail injury last summer with fear of lockjaw, taking months to walk again.
George Shipley dropped dead at North Manchester this morning. A former Claypool resident, he is survived by his wife and four children, two sons and two daughters.
Many Silver Lake people have chronic appendicitis and mistake it for general bowel or stomach trouble. Some have treated for years for gas or sour stomach, not recognizing the underlying condition.
Readers interested in a pneumatic sweeper should read the Duntley Sweeper Co. ad in the Record. Machines are fully guaranteed and priced reasonably. The RECORD people use the Duntley and would not be without one. Write for agency or call at the RECORD office to order. If you try one at home you will never let it go.
Mrs B F Hill is sick and Mrs Wm Little slowly improves. Lawrence Aspaugh and Percy Ring with families were seen on the streets. Amos Hamman hauls wood from Wm Caldwell farm. Mr and Mrs Smith visited Elza Brady. A J Taylor and Mahlon Tickel attended Germantown church. Rhodes sale at Claypool drew a good crowd with horses selling well. Mrs Walter Tridle and daughter Meridene visited the Clinic home. Vett Johnston traded his ponies.
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