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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
5
B H Staten declares entry for the Newton County sheriff race subject to Republican party decision at the May primaries. He asks voters for support and signs with respect.
John W Wiline declares his bid for the Democratic nomination for sheriff in the upcoming May primaries and seeks support from voters across the county.
Brook Reporter notes C. M. Martin of Morocco Indiana announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Newton County subject to the will of Republican voters at the May 2, 1922 primary.
A letter from James R Whiteakker pleads for voters to consider his name for county office, conditioned on the Republican party decision at the May primaries, expressing solicitive support and respect.
J Chester Dickson of Goodland Indiana announces candidacy for Newton County sheriff on the Republican ticket and respectfully solicits the support of all voters at the May primaries.
Will Brown announces he will seek renomination on the Republican ticket for State Senator from the Porter Newton and Pulaski district. The decision rests with voters at the primary election scheduled for May 2.
A candidate announces his bid for County Assessor in Newton County as a Republican, stating intention to run in the May 2 primary. The notice targets Newton County voters and outlines the campaign for the upcoming election.
Jacob D. Bich announces candidacy for re nomination on the Republican ticket for Joint Representative of Newton and Jasper counties subject to voters decision at the primary on May 3 1922.
Republican candidate John W. Sullivan Kentt Indiana seeks the Recorder nomination in Newton County with primaries set for May 2 1822. Supporters praise local ties and party backing as the election focus narrows to county records and official duties.
Villa Jones seeks the Joint Representative seat covering Jasper and Newton counties in Indiana. She campaigns in Renington and surrounding areas, presenting her platform to voters and outlining her priorities for regional development and public services.
Editor reporter announces Edgar Steward of Kentland Indiana seeks renomination for Newton County Reporter noting the primary date May 2 and detailing his candidacy in the local race with emphasis on continuity and local familiarity.
Charles Russell announces candidacy for renomination as township trustee of Iroquois Township subject to the Republican Party decision at the May primary.
Newton County Indiana resident Marian Jennie Bruck announces her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Treasurer. The decision will be made by Democratic voters at the primary on May 2, 1922.
John G. Myers announces candidacy for township trustee of Washington Township subject to Republican primary in May. He states his intent to seek the party nomination and directs attention to his qualifications and platform.
Church notices detail Easter services across U B Church Methodist Episcopal Church and Church of Christ including Easter sermon The morality of Life Baptism reception of members and special music by choir Easter Sunday morning Epworth League and parish events Also notes on movies in South America Optimistic thought tips and English literature quotes from Sidney Lea 1359 and a practical tip for removing ink stains.
Lewis LaCosse announces candidacy for Sharif of Newton under the Republican banner ahead of the May primaries. Local party officials confirm a nominee filing and plan for campaign kickoff events this spring.
Dear Siri candidate for Recorder Adda V White of Kentland Indiana announces bid in Newton County. Brook, reporter Brook Indiana notes the campaign stance and local reactions.
Democratic candidate announces bid for Newton sheriff at the May primary. The entry highlights party backing and the candidate’s goals for the county law enforcement leadership.
Nathan Hoyt Sheppard of Valparaiso, Indiana, issues quotes urging a square deal for farmers, fair wages for workers, equal rights for women, humane pension laws, and improved Indiana roads and schools, framing a roadmap for state progress and social justice.
A run of real estate transfers lists parcels from Hoag to Zelinka and others, with fees from $1 to $14,000 and dates in March 1922. Buried notices describe a raccoon attack on Mildred Zonker’s daughters in Corunna and plans by the Masonic Lodge of Manon to build a new lodge building costing about $25,000 on a lot bought earlier, with foundations planned this fall and construction next spring.
Wabash Indiana April 11 Mrs Mary Albertson of Roscivero county was granted a divorce by Judge Frank O Switcher in Circuit court on a suit from Warsaw. Her maiden name was restored after she had shot her husband Fred Albertson when he entered their home. Albertson recovered from the wound and dismissed a cross complaint filed with the suit.
Three small boys convicted in Tampa Juvenile Court of entering a hardware store were ordered by Judge Witteway to save money toward buying a pocket knife for each boy. The knives must be used solely for the purpose of the store entry incident.
A pure bred registered and sound stallion standing 37 hands high and weighing 1150 pounds will stand at the breeder's home four miles north of Kentland on the Ade Way just north of the river. He is suitable for breeding purposes and available locally.
Fragmentary commentary argues that young people lack discernment and that “Annan affairs” should be arranged with this fact in mind. The speaker notes a man is down but never out, and suggests professionals rely on patrons for support.
Mr A F Sherer of Haviland Ohio touts Grande Pine as a cure after years of his son's persistent cough. The ad warns neglecting coughs weakens lungs and invites epidemics, offering 3 ounces to make a pint of cough remedy. It promotes easy preparation, low cost, pleasant taste, and lists Montgomery and Snyder as sellers.
Tankage for sale at the plant at all times at $2.50 per hundred. Phone 134F. Kentland, Indians. Meet 2nd and 4th Tuesday evenings of each month. Walter G. Hess WF. M. W. 3. Cunningham Lee. Eastern Stars meet 1st and 3rd Tuesday evenings. Ida Bowers, W. Af. Clara Little, Secretary.
Visiting Knights musters at Meetam Castle Hall every Monday evening with Wm VanDerVoort and C C R E Cunningham among attendees. K of 8 and 8 participate.
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