Large turnout at Lowman and Paulus sale near town
Sale held Wednesday north of town attracted many attendees. Items brought good prices. It is believed Mr. Lowman and family will soon move to the Mrs. A. D. Hamman place just north of town.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1923
Page
5
Sale held Wednesday north of town attracted many attendees. Items brought good prices. It is believed Mr. Lowman and family will soon move to the Mrs. A. D. Hamman place just north of town.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Stevens near Sidney welcomed a son born Sunday in Warsaw hospital. Claude and Mrs Norman keep Ruth Elizabeth born Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Arthur Griswall on Leonard farm west of town welcomed a child. Russell Jonz and wife reported a daughter born Saturday, November 10. All families are doing well.
State bank in Kosciusko County Indiana publishes its condition as of November 7 1923. It lists loans discounts overdrafts bonds and securi ties real estate and fixtures cash from banks cash on hand and other assets. Liabilities include capital stock surplus undivided profits deposits certificates and other liabilities. Notary confirms the sworn statement by cashier W H Kern on November 14 1923.
Mrs. Russell Jantz remains in a serious condition at her home northeast of town. Her temperature stayed at 104 degrees for most of last night and today she shows little improvement.
Mr and Mrs G A McClure moved from Warsaw to a farm west of town about ten days ago and will reside there during the winter.
Mrs Abe Priser residing near Liberty Mills suffered a stroke of paralysis and was in very serious condition. Her daughters Mrs Rosa Perry and Mrs Albert Dillman were called to assist in caring for their mother.
Report of the condition of the State Bank of Claypool at Claypool Indiana as of Nov 7 1923 items include loans 140459.92 overdrafts 2462.71 U S bonds 482.89 other bonds 500.00 banking house 1600.00 furniture 2000.00 due from banks 17943.01 cash on hand 5494.28 cash items 2056.69 current expenses 0 interest paid on bonds 0 other assets 427338 unchecked totals 175102.83
A blaze at the North Manchester Milling Company plant destroyed the facility Tuesday night. Discovered around eight p.m. the fire originated unsolved and progressed rapidly, leaving the stock company owner unable to extinguish it.
Jesse Lynch will conduct an auction next Thursday at his place northeast of town. Attendees may find many bargains offered and are urged to attend.
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State Bank of Claypool Indiana shows capital stock paid in 25000.00 Undivided profits . 0.00 Exchange discount and interest 83389.53 Demand deposits 135583.37 Bills payable 5000.00 Total 175102.83 Notarized by E W Kinsey cashier and Eph Ruth notary public with commission expiry 1827.
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