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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
4
Tax time arrives as warnings roll in about preparing for winter. Rabbit hunting stories soon due. Buy a Liberty Bond to aid soldiers, wear the button, and note that a $100 bond funds a soldier’s full gear including overcoat clothing and ammunition for a day.
Local items list visitors from Men tone North Manchester Warsaw and nearby towns over the weekend. Prospective piano prize coupons and a Dodge car ad appear. Community notices cover auctions, employment, and family visits with multiple local households named.
Mrs William Colbert, who has been ill for several weeks, was taken to a Fort Wayne hospital earlier this week for treatment. Doctors hope she will recover fully.
Were entertained members of the S T club last Friday evening by Mrs Fred McKown. Last Friday afternoon members of the embroidery club were entertained at the Mrs J W Ferverda home.
Members of the Victoria reading club gathered Monday night at the home of Mrs. Harry Kline for their club meeting.
Lakeview lodge 164 K P of P drafts resolutions of respect for Robert Gordon Jontz who died October 1 1917. The lodge conveys sympathy to the family, drapes the charter for 30 days, and orders minutes and notices to record and publish the memorial. Brush Com. October 8 1917. Also an insurance ad and rental notice for Jack Burt.
A persuasive notice urging readers to inform attorneys to place all legal notices in The RECORD for publication. It stresses that administrators executors guardians road ditch real estate cases and other notices under client control should be published where desired, avoiding county seats.
A description emphasizes a failing constitution caused by glands, liver, and kidney dysfunction. It claims toxins accumulate, the body remains out of order, and warns liver issues may mimic lung trouble while urging Glando as a remedy to restore glandular activity.
Goods room house advertised for sale on East Sycamore Street at a low price if taken soon. Inquiries to Record office for details.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions office and leaving orders for magazines with authorized agents. details are unreadable and no clear event or entities emerge from the readable portion.
The RECORD invites non subscribers to enroll by visiting the office. The paper will be mailed to the subscriber’s address for 1.25 dollars per year.
A brief note advertises magazine subscriptions and urges readers to call before sending payments. It promotes an authorized agency that can save on subscription costs and manage orders.
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