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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
12
Silver Lake Record notes that the author will seek the Republican nomination for the 71st Indiana General Assembly, subject to the Republican primary decision on May 7, 1918. The statement frames the candidacy as contingent on party approval.
Federal Food Administration for Indiana relays Hoover’s war call urging farmers to bring all wheat except seed reserves to market by May 1 to meet allied and domestic needs. Victory recipe bans and substitutes urged for Easter baking. paste and livestock feeding notes added. wheat price gains contrasted with prewar levels amid transport delays.
Subscriptions offered by a dubious agency promising savings on magazine or periodical charges. Advertisement-style notice claims to handle subscriptions and save time, urging readers to contact before sending samples.
Hershel Day and family visited Elza Heckman and family Sunday. Frank Sellers and son visited Mahlon Rickel Sunday afternoon. Riley Parker reported on streets Tuesday. Joseph Bloom of Sidney checked cabbage and tomato crops for a canning factory. Irvin Parker and Ed Clink conducted business on Tuesday. Walter Black of Claypool visited Monday to attend to oil business.
For Sale Scotch Collie pups bred well and old enough to wean. Inquire Samuel Sellers 14 miles north of Silver Lake. Also sale of two geldings 4 and 2 years old, weights and details noted. Hollice C. Brown reachable by phone 131 in Silver Lake. Notice offering legal document services at Record office.
An instruction to send news items to the Arc ORD office. The note emphasizes submission workflow and handling of material for publication. It implies a centralized intake point and may reflect office procedures for local or regional reporting.
A 19th century health claim urging Silver Lake residents to take Adler i ka with buckthorn bark and glycerine to flush the bowel and allegedly prevent appendicitis. It promises rapid relief from sour stomach gas and constipation and claims to remove foul matter from the system.
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