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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1918

Page

8

Private sale of decedent Gamanan real estate authorized

William H. Kern administrator under Osceola Circuit Court order offers for private sale the decedent Gamanan estate property described as a 66 rod by 4 rod area in Section 6 Town 30 North Range 6 East. Sale requires court approval and minimum value payment terms including one third cash and rest in two notes up to twelve and eighteen months with 6 percent interest, secured by a mortgage. John A. Sloane and William H. Kern are attorneys.

William H. Kern Gamanan Osciusko Circuit Court Commercial State Bank Lyr Lake John A. Sloane

Notice of Administration In Kosciusko County

Notice is hereby given that the un signed hesteen appointed by the Clerk of Kosciusko Circuit Court in the State of Indiana administrator of the estate of ELIZABETH YOTTER late of Kosciusko County deceased Seid estate is supposed to be solvent Sept 28 1918 JOAN HILL 103 Administrator.

Hesteen Kosciusko Circuit Kosciusko County Joan Hill Kosziusko Circuit Court Indiana Williams H. Kern L. W. Royss Atty

Local News From Culver Area Daily Life and Visits

Culver residents host visitors and relatives from Rome City Detroit Leesburg Kendalville South Bend and Milford. People attend family gatherings school and church activities while others plan legal work notes and local newspaper subscriptions.

Food News Briefs From Indiana War Food Measures

Indiana officials announce bakers Ford and Moore of Red Key must close ten days from September 24 for flouting wheat flour substitute rules. Valparaiso baker Christian Bliss pays $25 to the Red Cross for similar violations. A record sorghum harvest is urged to ease the sugar shortage, with storage guidance if cutting stalks becomes necessary. Booker Packing Co faces wartime license bans, banning wholesale activity nationwide. School census planned for live rock on farms in October to aid meat supply calculations, with no tax linkage. Coffee price adverts banned as prices stabilize, butter price probes scheduled September 23-28, and a federal inquiry targets costs and margins in wholesale trade.

Ford & Moore, Bakers Red Key Ind Indiana Washington

Wheat flour case ends with fines and confiscation

J. W. Strauss of North Manchester admitted guilt after selling sixteen sacks of wheat flour with out substitutes. He may pay 200 dollars to the Red Cross and cannot sell flour for the remainder of the war. Charles Delauter who bought the flour pays 100 dollars to the Red Cross. The flour is confiscated by Scott Davis, federal food administrator for Wabash county.

J. W. Strauss North Manchester Red Cross Society Charles Delauter Red Cross Scott Davis Wabash

Pushing On Fourth Liberty Loan Song By Sousa

Lieut. John Philip Sousa composed a fourth Liberty loan song with lyrics by Guy F. Lee of Chicago. The title Pushing On includes verses praising Allied forces, Pershing, and bond support, urging Americans to buy war bonds to aid the effort.

John Philip Sousa Guy F. Lee Chicago

Thrift and Bond Drive Urge Fourth Liberty Loan Support

Deputy Justin Godart lauds thrift as a key wartime virtue and urges Americans to buy Fourth Liberty bonds. He compares thrift to France's resilience in battle and states no duty equals supporting war needs through bond purchases to defeat German feudalism.

Justin Godart France America

Flag Remains Over Wheat and Sugar Bins

A brief notice states that the flag continues to fly over both the wheat bin and the sugar bin, signaling ongoing symbol of status or tribute at the facility.

Ownership Statement For Silver Lake Record 1918

Statement of ownership management circulation for the Silver Lake Record dated October 1 1918 lists publisher editor and business manager as Chas C Hanson and Geo A Brush of Silver Lake Indiana. Owners are Geo A Brush and Chas C Hanson. Bondholders none. Notary Charles Raber swore the document October 8 1918.

Congress Silver Lake Record Silver Lake Ind Chas. C. Hanson Geo. A. Brush Gee A. Brush Charles Raber

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