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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
5
A hiring notice offers a straight salary of 35 dollars per week for a man or woman with a rig to introduce Eureka Poultry Mixture. The six months contract is issued by Eureka Mfg. Co. of East St Louis Illinois.
For insurance fire and tornado coverage in town or country see Brush and Hanson for good rates. Notice anyone needing legal work such as deeds contracts mortgages wills and attested papers should call at the Record office.
Old papers at the Recorp office mention Oliver typewriter ribbons available for sale. The notice highlights office supply items and stock at Recoron and Recorp locations.
North Manchester residents and visitors from nearby towns are listed in a community roundup. Guests include Mr and Mrs Dale Wood and sons from North Manchester, and Mrs Elizabeth Greenwood visiting from Chicago. Multiple local households report companionships, visits, and routine spring preparations.
A 1918 opinion piece examines wartime finance and patriotism asking readers to recall October 1 1918 beliefs about ending the war quickly and paying for Victory bonds. It contrasts expected homefront support with current calls to fund final expenditures and questions loyalty and perseverance.
Community gossip from Silver Lake area recalls visits and illnesses while a lengthy editorial compares private lending with government borrowing. It highlights Uncle Sam’s growing credit, noting 1914 wartime debt, repayment progress, and the prospect of Europe supplying interest income to the US.
Were entertained reports show S P club members hosted by Miss Mauger Wisler on East Main Street. Young ladies of the P D club were entertained by Miss Zeta Yuuter on North Jefferson Street. Last Friday aftertnoon members of the clubbraidery club were entertained by Mrs C A Pearson.
Members of the Victoria reading club held a Monday night meeting at the home of Mrs L W Myers to discuss the group’s forthcoming activities and study plans.
Mrs. Ellis Hill is improving John Holman is putting a new roof on his house Mr. and Mrs. Grossnickel visited in Silver Lake Monday C M Resenos and family visited Irvin Parker Sunday Prank Hill family visited Lee Harshbarger Sunday Mrs Joubo Clink, recently ill, is improving Carl Longbrake and family visited Merit Longbrake home Ed Clink was working for Joe Parker Tuesday Joe is putting up a new fence.
Mortgage exemptions guidance urges homeowners to file annual affidavits proving the existence of a mortgage. Blanks available at the RECORD office for those owing real estate debt. Act promptly to avoid needless costs and ensure proper cancellation of indebtedness.
An advertisement from the Recosp office in Silver Lake promotes a subscription agency that claims to wave money on magazine orders and offers Money Saving Magazine Clubs. It invites readers to call, obtain catalogs, and subscribe to any magazine through their service.
The piece urges purchase of Victory Liberty Loan Bonds claiming the loan honors fallen soldiers and helps finish the war effort that cost 10,000,000 lives. It frames the loan as both a peace and memorial measure and calls for public support.
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