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Newspaper

Brook Reporter

Location

Brook, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1921

Page

5

Midwest Farm Bureau Meeting and Grain Marketing Plan

A Mid West Farm Bureau gathering in Indianapolis will discuss the Grain Marketing Plan of the Committee of Seventeen with delegates from Missouri Kansas Indiana Ohio Oklahoma Michigan Texas and Colorado. The plan aims to shorten distribution channels and lower marketing costs with no price fixing or monopoly control.

Farmer’ Grain Marketing Committee Missouri Kansas Indiana Ohio Oklahoma Michigan Texas Colorado Chicago Wisconsin Nebraska Minnesota Montana Iowa North Dakota Washington Idaho Oregon Central West Indianapolis Mid West Farm Bureau Dakotas Committee of Seventeen Indianapolie Publc Faro Farm Bureau

Bond Proposal For Gravel Roads In Jasper Newton Townships

Taxpayers in Jordan and Newton Townships Jasper County Indiana are notified that the Board of Commissioners plans to issue bonds totaling 17600 dollars to fund highway construction. The proposal follows a petition by Ernest Lamson and others under Gravel Roads by Taxation. Taxpayers may remonstrate within 15 days as provided by law. The notice is signed by commissioners H W Marble Charles A Welch Bert R Amsler and others from Jasper and Newton Counties.

Jordan Township Newton Township Jasper County Roqueis Township Newton County Indiana Board of Commissioers Jesper -Ad Newton Counties Ernest Lamson H. W. Marble Chas A. Welch Bert R. Amsler Board of Commissioners

Stabilize Fertilizer Prices Aims and Actions

Indiana farmers and Federated Marketing Service announce success in securing price reductions for 16 percent phosphates to 20.60 per ton, with aims to stabilize current levels. They stress fairness, cooperation with manufacturers, and avoid crippling any industry while inviting continued conferences and mutual understanding. In Brookfast a county threshers meeting set 2 cents per bushel for oats and 1 cent for wheat and rye, with Farm Bureau directors meeting in Morocco next week and a community cattle and farm implements sale advertised for Brook this Saturday. A county Sunday School basketball tournament is scheduled for Saturday April 2.

Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations Federated Marketing Service of Indiana Farmers’ Federation Aerce Brookfast Farm Bureau Morocco

Board of Trade Backs Horse and Mule Use Push

The Chicago Board of Trade has allocated twenty five hundred dollars to support the Horse Association of America. The move signals support for maintaining horse and mule use amid motor displacement, citing cost reliability and efficiency versus motorized equipment, with push to reemphasize horses in city hauling and farm work.

Chicago Board of Trade Horse Association of America Horse Association Board of Trade Association New York City

Real estate transfers and cinema program note

Real estate transfers list multiple transactions from 1921 with names of buyers and sellers, parcel details, dates, and amounts. Also notes Hobart Bosworth appearing in A Thousand to One at Temple Theatre this Friday night with a Joe Martin Monkey Comedy on the program.

Hobart Bosworth Temple Theatre Joe Martin

Hogging off corn and soybeans boosts hog gains at Purdue study

Indiana farmers and Purdue University experts reported 1 524 hogs fattened with corn and soybeans in fall 19 results show hogs gained 12.4 pounds per bushel of corn. Hog market value reached 1 12 per bushel with pork price at 9 per hundred. Economical gains favored 100 pound starter hogs, timed after corn yellows and before beans ripen, with soybeans most valuable when pods turn yellow and greens remain. Water and shelter provided. hogs sold after bogging off or on full ration. Local notes mention Easter visit to Mt Ayr and a family trip to Rensselaer for A Leopold’s aged father’s illness.

Indiana Farma Purdue University Purdue

Reporter Office Notice and Local Sales

Mrs Chas Steartan left for Altamont Illinois to visit relatives. Hunts and Gottman balk dosalutan offered at 59 cents per pound this day and Saturday by DeLuxe Confectionery. For sale Reids yellow dent seed corn germination 91 7 percent fire dried two dollars per bushel by George Shepard Goodland. Todiana strawberry plants seven varieties priced low by F A Scott Morocco Indiana. Subscribe for the Reporter.

Gottman George Shepard Goodland Todiana

HUNTERS NOTICE AND LOCAL GALA REPORTS

Notices warn against hunting on lands owned by listed individuals including J. R. Hershman C. J. Barton Ed. Hem W. Lyons and many others. Also reports celebrate R. S. Bohannon and family 38th wedding anniversary with gatherings from Clinton and near Rensselaer. Indictment against Clarence Rush for pretense reportedly quashed per county papers.

R. S. Bohannon Floyd Manny Lewin Clinton Clarence Rush

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S. Davis Indiana Federation of Farmers” Associations Porter Tippecanoe Wayne Carroll Fulton Unton Vanderburg Kinois Carl S. Voorman American Farm Bureau Federation Prince Casimir Lubomirski United States Towa South Dakota Notich H. Dickinson Staton G.H. Hillis Board of Commissioners Newton’ County Tatiana Brook Johnston Hitch Barn Brook Poland China Farrow Sage Brothers Hampshire Strole Brothers Alva McCabe Lee Liskey John W. Shafer Lincoln Alfred F. Meyer Albert x. Smith N. B N. W Colfax John Black James Fleming N. E Leslie Clark John M. Miter Mt Ayr Dan Joseph Law John C. Hitchpare Jefferson Marron P. Sell William Dicks Winfred Beaglay S. Wise Ae Nn Sam Hays Elizabeth James Lyons Mt. Ayr Ben Leopold Rensselaer A. Leopold Met’ Leopold Strawberry Plante F. A. Scott Ind LYONS Hershmar the Brook Reporter Marcus Foresman Brook Ind T. E. Collier, M. D G. D. Larrison Ofica C. A. Wood J. E. Tinder, D.V.M Lyons & Hershman AMM Walter G. Hesa M. W.S Cunningham LODGE Meatson Castle Kuigits Oscar Strole Bart Taurance Ba Hao John Lawrence Chas. E. Hatch Kentiang John A. Wildasin Secy Kentland John A. Cor Hugh M. Light B. A. Constable Trees Tt J. RB Hershman C. J Barton Hem & W. Lyons John Foreaiban Abe Dewees Frank Ervin Martin Bros H. M. Light Geo. B. Stair Jacob L. Brin Jay Merchant Piva Unger John Montgomery Barry Warr Tyler Orga & Jae Jacob Bowsra Howard Grigga Sam Ode Kindz Harvey Waling Kilmer Frank Herath Harry Gerrich Commissioner Hills A.C. Haindoateb Ot Evansville L. V. Courntey
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