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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
5
Those who have used Adler-i-ka in Silver Lake report instant action from a mix of buckthorn bark glycerine and alcohol. The remedy is claimed to relieve constipation stomach trouble and periodic disorders after one few doses and a short treatment. J. R. Norman claims it cleanses foul matter and prevents recurring issues.
Local ad by E. Aker in Silver Lake offers low prices on Cemant Anchor Poet and peatout. Also provides repair of old fences and construction of new fences by day or design. Phone contact listed as 100n90 Silver Lake.
For Satre-Patmy of 122 acres under good cultivation with good buildings located 4 1 4 miles from Silver Lake. Call or write to ReEcoRD office Silver Lake Ind.
Advertisements mention William Millice of South Bend visiting town for business. Fred McKown traveled to Alexandria and Anderson for meetings on Monday and Tuesday. Lee Johnson at Silver Lake for harness work. Mesdames John Fitton and L. W. Myers visited Warsaw Tuesday. Elmer Dreitzter of Burket in town Tuesday for affairs. Mrs Earl Haney visited from Montpelier, Ohio to see sister Mrs Lillie Hawley in Wabash hospital. Mrs C G Carter and daughter east of town visited Columbia City over Sunday. Downing Claypool advertise house furnishings at attractive prices.
Diploma examinations are set for next Saturday in the school building. Rev. Noah McCoy will deliver the Baccalaureate address on April 16 1916. Dr E M Linton will give the commencement address on April 21 1916 with the subject Excelsior. A strong musical program by the high school girls is planned. The final literary program of the year is Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the high school. Mothers day observance invites all mothers to attend.
Jess Shriver was at Akron Saturday for a reported wedding in the vicinity. S. D. Rider returned home from a visit with his son G. F. and family near Pierceton. Shirl Rider moved his saw mill north of Akron to do sawing on the Whittenberger farm. Harry McIntire attended the Hill sale Tuesday and has been acquiring fine horses this week.
Local residents and visitors share calls and visits across Silver Lake and nearby areas including Pierceton and Disko. The piece notes social calls by John Flora W C Brady Shirl Rider Brown Frasky Ray Dillman and H G Stump plus family visits to Isaac Platt and Andy Sopher homes. It mentions church services prayers and Sabbath School with an obituary for Grandma Boyer born 1831 and died 1916 listing surviving children grandchildren and friends.
Congress man Barnhart announces free distribution of government garden seeds to residents of Silver Lake and vicinity on a first come, first served basis. Adults or children with orders may obtain seeds at his office, plus a Washington office mail program with 400 farm and home bulletins, department yearbooks, health pamphlets, crop guides, and 300 one pound packages of Sudan grass seed available upon request.
Local review touts Charlie Chaplin in The Mirth of a Nation a five reel comedy to be shown at the Bismarck Theatre on Tuesday March 21. Manager S B Flora spent much to secure the attraction promising hearty laughs for all ages from the nations favorite comedian.
Charles Brown will hold a public sale on Friday March 24 at the Sny der farm northeast of town. Items include 2 horses 2 cows a calf 2 broad sows farming implements hay grain chickens and various articles. Terms are usual with 9 months time and 3 percent discount for cash on time sales. Sale begins at one o clock with J and Gill as auctioneers and Dr F Homman as clerk.
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