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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
4
A fragment from the Silver Lake Indiana area shows post office processing as second class matter with a filing note. The readable text hints at distribution of local notices or notices of record but lacks full details or dates.
John Atwood, a poor laborer’s son, saved a hundred dollars to own a dream. After falling ill with fever and bearing years of privation, he learns his friends will buy a gift to cheer him. They present one hundred dollar bills, honoring his sacrifice and hope.
Community news item lists people visiting in Warsaw and nearby towns including William Gresso Faun Kerlin Roy Hayes and families. It mentions subscription outreach for the RECORD newspaper and local social visits to Elkhart South Bend North Manchester and Elkhart area events and visitors.
Joggee RPTTON presents the bank failed report for Farmers Bank at Silver Lake Indiana. President Wood FITTON and Vice President Db Bes Piso oversee the close of business and financial condition as of the reporting period.
Fragmented OCR shows entries on en a7 and discounts, securities, cash on hand, trust company items, current expense, and state of Indians. Mentions Kosciusko County and various financial terms with unclear amounts and dates.
A Silver Lake based state bank named Curm al State Bank released its statement on the close of business day, indicating its dissolution and cessation of activities. The report notes the bank’s status within the state and the final balance date.
Ledger fragment lists resources including loans and discounts, bonds and securities, banking house, furniture and fixtures, croton land, current expenses, and interest paid with various figures. The readable items indicate a financial snapshot from a bank or trust company.
The document lists capital stock 225 600 including surplus 1 550 and undistributed profits, with demand deposits 39 952 92 and certified deposits 72 606 15 totaling 112 559 05. It is sworn before Geo A Brush Notary Public on October 26, 1913, with seal and commission expiry 1914.
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