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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
4
The Lake Division covering Ohio Indiana and Kentucky plans a November 2011 Red Cross Roll Call with a $1,880,000 share of a $15,000,000 national fund. No membership quotas are set this year. the goal is universal enrollment.
An invitation urges readers to subscribe to the Record, inviting a large community of subscribers to join and enjoy continued access to the paper.
A short post office notice appears noting second class matter status for mail service at Silver Lake Indiana. The fragment confirms postal handling and local filing within the Indiana circulation.
Advertising policy details for display ads obituaries and notices. Rates listed include free lines for subscribers up to 26 lines and 3 cents per line for non subscribers. Card of Thanks charged at 2 cents per line with a minimum 265 cents. Notices for churches or societies for fundraising events priced per line per issue at 2 cents.
A farmer uncovers 242,500 in buried wealth on a Wisconsin farm. Officials note there may be more buried value on other farms if owners know how to locate and retrieve it.
Indiana War Mothers play an important role at the War Mothers of America national convention in Baltimore this week as delegates gather for proceedings and speeches.
A domestic guidance note urges accumulating coal as priority, then making warm clothing from available materials, and finally substituting regular exercise to offset coal shortages. The advice frames thrift and resilience as practical safeguards during resource scarcities.
The notice urges fire safety awareness on October 9 and highlights a Roosevelt Memorial drive in Indianapolis with a fund-raising plan for October 20 to 27. It also advises housewives to avoid wasting surplus fruit due to sugar shortages and suggests canning without sugar or using syrup to sweeten later.
People may voluntarily subscribe to the Roosevelt Memorial Fund during October 20 to 27. Subscriptions can be left at any convenient bank and funds will be used to erect a monument in Washington to honor Roosevelt and to buy ground for a park at his home.
Akron distributor Oakland C W Miller was in town last Saturday as the distributing agent for the Oakland automobile. His territory includes Franklin Seward and Lake townships and nearby Akron. See the ad elsewhere and contact Mr Miller if you need a car.
Mr and Mrs Edward Ayers of five miles southeast welcomed a son last Friday morning October 3. The newborn is named Arden Eugene, marking a happy addition to the family and local community.
F P Myers relocated his office fixtures to Huntington Drive last Thursday evening and will establish his practice there with chiropractic adjustments. He formerly lived here for nearly three months and had his office above the post office.
Mrs William Colbert and Mrs Martha Jontz returned home from a three week visit in Denver Colorado where they stayed with brothers and families. One brother there had not been seen for twenty five years.
Manuel Shilling completed a deal for a twelve acre plot west of the Center church, previously owned and occupied by Allison Swick and family.
Local shop at Stephenson’s advertises black satin bloomers for girls attending school.
118 acres near Silver Lake with 44 miles of shore, 63 miles to North Manchester, bank barn and outbuildings, new silo, priced at 13000. 80 acres near Silver Lake well improved, priced to sell. 40 acres near Silver Lake with 4 room house, well improved, 4000. 160 acres near Silver Lake with buildings, must sell soon. 60 acres near Claypool level land, no muck, 130 per acre. 40 acres near Silver Lake with good soil on a pike, 4800. Also stock of hardware for sale in a good town. Write or call.
The piece contrasts American girls in factories with Japanese domestic workers earning one to two and a half dollars monthly plus living, urging fathers to rear well trained, industrious youth. It champions training boys and girls in virtue, discipline, and ambition, warning against neglect and vice.
Vic Longbrake and A J Parker were seen on Monday on the streets. Frank Hill spent several days early in the week in Indianapolis. Ed Clink and family attended a funeral in Palestine Sunday afternoon. Rev Hutchens preached a notable sermon at Claypool Sunday evening with locals in attendance. Frank J Cheney swears as senior partner that Hall's Catarrh Cure pays one hundred dollars for each uncured case. notary A W Qieason signs December 6 1886. F J Cheney Co Toledo sells the remedy with testimonials and cautions.
An old ad claims Grando Pine cough medicine costs 50 cents for 3 ounces mixed with syrup or honey to make a pint. It promises relief for coughs colds horseness throat irritation and croup and includes a testimonial from Mrs. W. M. J. Fellers of Lima Ohio about lasting cough relief and claimed life-saving effects. Manufactured by Gland-Aid Co. Ft Wayne Ind. Rager Jontz.
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