Fragmentary OCR Snippet Notes Time Frames
A damaged text fragment mentions months and periods but provides no clear event, names, or locations. The readable parts only list generic time references without context or specifics.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
4
A damaged text fragment mentions months and periods but provides no clear event, names, or locations. The readable parts only list generic time references without context or specifics.
Roy Kreamer and family of Warsaw spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs A J Kreamer in the eastern part of town. James Jontz and Paul Snyder visited friends in North Manchester Saturday evening. Misa Snow Tullis, employed in Hikhart, spent Sunday with her family west of town.
A column reflects on social norms noting weather chatter, marriage timing, and the value of cooperation with merchants. It uses witty lines about names and marbles to illustrate community growth and practical effort over hype. The piece hints at town development through steady collaboration.
Contacts and social notes fill a local page. Everett Shipley and sister Miss Fannie from Claypool visit friends. lodge welcome event announced. several residents ill or traveling, including Mrs. N W Way and Mrs. Sarah Fisher. Notary services offered at the Record office. Summers opening announced. multiple townspeople sighted in North Manchester, Warsaw, Milford, Rushville, and Silver Lake.
Report of the condition of the Commercial State Bank a state bank located in Silver Lake Indiana at the close of business on March 7 1916. The document provides financial standings as filed with the state banking authorities and outlines assets liabilities and capital as of that date.
The document lists resources totaling 137 803 72 with line items including loans and discounts 87 260 12 overdrafts 650 88 banking house 9 000 00 furniture and fixtures 1 817 60 due from banks and trust companies 29 639 53 cash on hand 40 883 77 cash items current expenses 343 taxes paid 188 88 and interest paid 0 00 0 00.
Mrs. Jay Rhoades of Newton Missouri shares a testimonial about Cardui, claiming twelve years of right side pain and recurring spells disappeared after starting Cardui in July. She reports restored strength and energy for daily tasks and urges other women to try the tonic.
Robert Fulton of Laketon visited Sunday evening as a guest of Miss Bertha Johnson. Subscriptions were taken at the Record office for Ladies Journal and several magazines. Mrs Ed Rauterkrantz, guests of Hugh Snyder and the Misses Bessie Soydes and Marion Swib, were also visitors in Manchester on Saturday evening.
I W B Kern, cashier of the Commercial State Bank, swears to the above statement. It lists liabilities including capital stock paid in 25,600.00, undivided profits 938.95, dividends unpaid 516.00, demand deposits 15,262.03, demand certificates 63,019.81, and total liabilities 109,182.74. The document is sworn in Koscieko County Indiana.
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