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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
4
The text warns that coal will be scarce in a few weeks as winter approaches. It notes no improvement in the sugar situation with locals eating meals without sugar, some using syrup as a substitute, and claims the syrup does not keep very well.
Weeks away and no caucus held. there will be no election this fall. Town officials will serve until successors are elected and qualified.
Plans in St Joseph county aim to spend 112000 on highway work while many well maintained roads are neglected. Officials note a light dragging now and then can improve a poor road.
Statistics show over a million American women are involved with farming as farmers or laborers. About 600000 women work year round as farm laborers and 400000 are women farmers in the United States.
The Railway Administration announces a nationwide drive from October 18 to 3 to stress stopping and looking before crossing tracks. It targets auto drivers, urging exercise of reasonable judgment to reduce thousands killed or injured on railroad property annually.
In recent months many foreigners who earned large sums during the war are returning home with savings. They practiced thrift and saved much of their wages, only to discover upon departure that income tax applies to them as well as to others.
Brief notes indicate individuals may obtain travel abroad by securing transport and settling debts owed to the United States government. The fragment suggests a linkage between transportation access and payment of obligations to Uncle Sam.
Notice to voters in Silver Lake Kosciusko County Indiana announcing November 4 1919 as election day in the Town Hall. Positions include Trustee First Ward Trustee Third Ward Clerk from the Town at large Treasurer from the Town at large. Filing of candidate names with Town Clerk J D Lee Oline Town Clerk.
Mr and Mrs C W Shipley traveled from north west of Claypool to spend the weekend with the Paulus Leonard and Amiss families. Chester Bashore and wife from Chicago visited friends and relatives the Paulus and Bashore households for several days. J J Babcock from Warsaw called on the J C Hay home. Fred McKown conducted business in Cleveland earlier in the week and Ben Gertsch visited in Wabash on Tuesday.
Indianapolis reports the Hoosier State Automobile Association marks 29 cross state highways over two years. A road posting car from Claypool Hotel will finish unmarked sections and ensure turns are well marked from terminal to terminal. The group promotes safe signposting and a Touring Department with up-to-date road data.
On October 29 in Warsaw at the Daugherty barn sixty head of Big Type Poland China hogs will be sold. The hogs are selected from top herds and are accotee stock. Buyers will find sows for sale and boars as well as spring gifts. Kosciusko County Poland China Breeders Association. Myron E Murphy Secretary.
The Sonoras band will perform at Rexa store, offering live music and demonstration of products. Store hours and event timing align with in-store promotions. Musician lineup includes featured performers and a short set list.
50 cents buys 3 ounces of Glando Pine to mix with syrup or honey for a pint of cough medicine. Advert reads it combats coughs colds hoarseness throat irritation and croup and claims dramatic relief in whooping cough. A Lima Ohio testimonial credits rapid cough reversal with two bottles and says the product saved her life. Manufactured by Gland-Aid Co Fort Wayne Ind. Rager and Jontz.
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