Mortgage Exemption Filing Reminder at the Record Office
Mr. Farmer urged to file mortgage exemption blanks before May 1 after last year’s exemption. Prompt action advised to avoid delays. blanks available for filing and processing.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
13
War Bread Rules Aim to Cut Wheat Use 50 Percent
Washington March 24 1917 The government seeks to supply allies with wheat while reducing domestic consumption by about 21 million bushels per month from 42 million. It urges voluntary limits on households and public eateries, with rationed bread substitutes and reduced wheat purchases, to ensure wartime supplies and maintain morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bliss Native Herb Tablets Promoted for Ailments
HST urges more residents around Silverlake to try Bliss Native Herb Tablets. The ad claims benefits for rheumatism indigestion and kidney ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HST
Silverlake
Bliss
Local social notes and magazine subscriptions solicitations
Local visitors frequent Winona North Manchester and Chicago with visits to friends and relatives. The piece lists subscriptions offered at the Record office for Ladies Home Journal Modern Priscilla Delineator Designer Needlecraft Pictorial Review and other magazines. It notes several local residents visiting relatives near town and diminishing details of a livestock auctioneer business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home Journal
Modern Priscilla
Delineator
Designer Needlecraft
Pictorial Review
Jesse Be Escebach Seeks Republican Primary Support
In a 1918 letter Jesse Be Escebach urges Kosciusko County Republicans to support him for the Indiana General Assembly nomination while accepting a call to lead the Third Liberty Loan Drive as Director of the Speakers Bureau. He notes time constraints until the loan is floated and emphasizes national duty over personal ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Indiana
Federal Reserve Bank For
Indianapolis
Kosciusk
Calla
Jesse BE
Escebach
Entertained 8.T. Club Members at Miss Kern Home
Members of the 8.T. club were entertained last Friday evening at the home of Miss Vera Kern. The gathering featured light refreshments and socializing among attendees.
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8.T. Club
Mothers club entertained at Mc Clure home
Members of the Mothers club were entertained last Friday afternoon by Mrs. Ray Henderson at the Mc Clure home.
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Mothers Club
Ray Henderson
McClure
Victorian reading club meets at Mrs Hanes home
Members of the Victorian reading club held a meeting Monday night at the home of Mrs. R. H. Hanes, sharing discussions and club activities in a small gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorian Reading Club
Embroidery Club Meets at Mrs J D Cline Home
Last Friday afternoon the embroidery club enjoyed a gathering at the home of Mrs J D Cline. The event featured fellowship and craft work among members.
Mazda class members kept at Helser home
Members of the Mazda class of the M. E. Sunday school were retained at the Percy Helser home last Wednesday evening. Under current plans the class will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hively on Wednesday evening next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazda
M. E
Percy Helser
Arthur Hively
Mr. Simpkins Pays His Income Tax in 1917
A retired widower, Mr. Simpkins, reflects on his 1917 income tax bill of about 1434 dollars. He compares his burden with that of Henry Wilkins and Judge Willoughby, recalls his son's sacrifice, and then mails the payment with a mix of ire and reverence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Simpkins
Colonel Simpkins
Bess
John
Mr. Stnmpkins
Internal Revenue Officer
Simpkins
Henry Wilkins
Jake Johnson
Judge Willoughby
Food administration notice to report discouragers
A brief directive urges reporting to the nearest food administration officer any individual who discourages food production or saving. The notice emphasizes vigilance and prompt communication to support wartime food programs and collective effort.
Wedding Bells Await Invitations Printed at Record Office
Invitations to the wedding are to be printed at the Record Office Silver Lake on special stock. Guests are invited to visit the couple to view sample cards and select from a range of prices offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake
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Mr. Farmer
Record Office
Benjamin
James Meloy, Goshen and
George A. Brush, Charles C. Hanson
Notaries
Kosciusko & Wabach Counties
United States Food Administration
E. J. Gemmer
Winona
John Summe
Manchester
Ethel Skinner
Chicago
Neva Homman
Fred Tucker
Eunice Martindale
Albert Leffer
J. W. Yates
Esther Leckron
South Bern
Misa Bessie Warren
Mishawaka
Aaron Leckron
Warsaw
Lewis.Leckron
H.G. Groninger
Town
Marion Self
Syracuse
Self
Jessa F. Lynch
Kosciusko County
Embroidery Club
J. D. Cline
McCalls Magazine
Fashion Authority
McCall's
McCall
USK
McCall’s
Hccall CO
West 37Th Street
New York
N.Y
MR. Shapkins
Robert McBlair
Rycord
Brush & Hansen
Henderson & Craig
Akron, Ind
Rochester
Plymouth
Kendallville
Columbia City
North Manchester
Peru Mentone
Exchange Bank
Russell E., Reahard
Akron
J. Lavey @ Sons
City Hall
North
Bave
Glendo Pine
Grando Pine
Geo. Pollick
Logansport
Ind
John Porter
Williams St
Paulding
Ohio
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