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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1918
Page
16
Local Center reports visitors and guests at multiple homes including the Meek Hay and Brush residences. The piece notes funeral attendance in Claypool and Warsaw, church services, and various social visits. Also mentions legal notice services offered and a move of the Sid Aker family to Warsaw.
A wartime letter excerpt describes production figures of 30,000,000 feet per month and officials at Vancouver barracks. It details Lt. Disque and the League of Lumbermen, plus comments on IWW and political echoes, signed by W. L. Rantz from Hamilton, Washington.
The Record office invites readers to subscribe to the Chicago Tribune or Chicago Herald-Examiner and promises savings on magazines as well. Also advertised are Helgian Hare and New Zealand Red Rabbits for sale at $1.50 per pair. 7 on 92, Samuel Basbore.
Notice informs that DALE F. HOMMAN has been appointed Executor by the Kosciusko Circuit Court Clerk for the Sherman T. Rittenhouse estate in Kosciusko County Indiana. The estate is stated as solvent as of November 11, 1918, with J. H. Brubaker & Sons as attorneys.
Public sale of the Mahala E. Snyder estate at the decedent's residence one mile east and a half mile north of Silver Lake in Konciusko County on Wednesday December 4, 1918 starting at 1 pm. Items include stoves, beds, seating, sewing machine, tables, kettles, cooking utensils, dining ware, a barrel of vinegar, invalid chair and more.
An ad touts Adler-i ka as a unique remedy in Silver Lake, claiming buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients flush the bowel entirely and relieve sour stomach gas and constipation, preventing appendicitis. The product allegedly impresses both doctors and patients, per J. R. Norman.
Winter months bring subscription offers. Call Brush & Hanson at the Record office to order or renew magazines and papers and save money. Give them a trial order and keep this in mind.
A reader writes about permissible foods arguing for or against consuming bologna and various beef byproducts including heads tails livers hearts tripe feet and other processed meats, reflecting ongoing debates on dietary purity.
Death of Mrs Bertha Mason daughter of Mr and Mrs Levi Cline of Battle Creek Michigan announced by the Clines of this locality. They state she was related to the Clines here and once lived west of this place.
Rev O B Wells and his wife from Solomon Creek spent a short time in town on Tuesday before driving to North Manchester. Wells has suffered rheumatism since mid September and last Sunday was the first time he could fill an appointment.
A full attendance is requested on next Monday evening for the first regular meeting since the flu epidemic. Business of importance will be discussed.
An advertisement extols Glando Tonic as a liver remedy that renews liver activity, removes poisons, and supports digestion. It claims sluggish livers overwork kidneys, cause bilious headaches, constipation, and other ailments, and urges mothers nursing to use it for bowel regulation.
Mrs S N Rickel died October 26 1918 at her brother A D Sands home near Silver Lake Kosciusko County Indiana aged 43 years 1 month 26 days She was born September 1 1875 near Silver Lake Indiana married January 6 1893 to Samuel N Rickel and had four children Arthur Guy Clyde K Fern M Carl B in France She leaves husband children two brothers a daughter in law one granddaughter and many relatives Funeral was held October 30 in Glennie Michigan with interment in Glennie Cemetery
A brief note from former neighbors expresses heartfelt thanks to those who offered support and condolences during a recent time of need. The message emphasizes gratitude to friends and community members who stood by them.
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