World News Roundup of Surprising Notes From 1921
A Brook, Indiana, dispatch reports half the US population at voting age and a flock of varied items from mining in Alaska to a new Brazilian animal protection society. It notes figures on public health centers, a reward for lost pipes, a high altitude voice restoration, and a public museum opening. Also mentions aviation advances, tax changes in Hungary, and tuberculosis prevention guidance from the National Tuberculosis Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tuberculosis Association
Lyons Family Ties Shape Brook History and Railroad Role
The Lyons family dominates Brook's business and politics. Lawrence Lyons leads fireproofing firms and farms, with brothers and father holding bank and cattle interests. Brook's town growth traces to Lyons ventures, public service, and ties to Warren McCray's administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Gilbert
Chicago
D. D. Davis
Oak Hill
L. H. IkKreiter
Simon Sebold
Portsmouth
Jana Lawrence E. Lyons
Brook
Lyons
Lyons Fireproofing Company
Brazil
David D. Davis
William J. Gibert
Lawrence Lyons
Lawrence EB. Lyons
Prevident
Simon Lubord
Page 4 Joven
Indiana Paving Brick and Block Company
Walker W. Winslow
Indianapolis
Robert C.winslow
Winslows
Lawrence FB. Lyons
Brook Terra Gotta Tile and Brick Manufacturing Company
Joly D. Lyons
J. H. Haynes
Indiana Sewer Pipe Company
Meeca
Haynes
John B. Lyana
Brock Bank
Brooks Company
Lawrence B. Lyons
Jasper County
Jang
Rengselaer
McCoys
Lawrance Lyons
Mt. Ayr
Warren Ale Cray
Brook Bank
J. FP. Lawrence
John B. Lyons
John B. Lyons Jr
O. M. Lyons
Lawrence
Lyons & Rich
Fred Lyons
Jacob D. Rich
John Lyons
Aaron Lyons
Newton County
Brook Milling Company
Morris Lyons
Samuel Lyons
Othe
Jasper
Newton
Belief Came at Last in a Local Patent Remedy
Mr A F Sherer of a machine shop in Haviland Ohio recalls his son’s year long cough and how three bottles of Clants Ping finally cured him. The ad-like note claims the neglected court weakened rest and mentions Montgomery Snyder as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Sherer
Haviland
Ohio
Mason
Montromery & Snyder
Holidays in the Year and Life’s Playful Paradox
An old verse-style reflection on holidays and work. It contrasts constant play with rare breaks, noting that desire for leisure grows when it is scarce and that only chance, not effort, yields true pleasure.
Red Cross Notes Home Service Conference at Logansport
The Central Division meeting on April 6 in Logansport Indiana drew Red Cross leaders and public health nurses. Key talks by Starr Cadwallader and Ohio officials highlighted teamwork and community work with focus on the Peace Time program. New officers include President Sara Jones and Secretary Mrs Morrison with publicity Mer Emme Wolliday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Service Secretaries
Central Division
Loganuport Ind
Red Cross
Starr Cadwallader
Cleveland
Ohio
Royal Clyde Agne
Elizabeth Schelbach
Indiana
Marie L. Zueher
Fort
Sara Jones
Home Service
Fowler
Robert Helmlich
The
Ague
Morrison
Frankfort
Emme Wolliday
Notice of Trustee Appointment in Indiana Assignment
Notice that the undersigned named as trustee in an indenture of assignment executed by George J Staton has qualified as trustee and taken possession of all property rights credits and effects of the assignor for the benefit of bona fide creditors under Newton County Circuit Court order dated March 31 1921 and Indiana law on voluntary assignments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Staton
Newton County
State of
Indiana
Work Poor and Rich Swirl in a Dinner Conversation
Charles M Schwab described a man as work poor at an Al Loretto dinner, noting the fellow is rich yet constantly short of cash due to endless operations. Schwab quipped that the man digs so many holes he can never finance them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
al Loretto
Mr. Schwab
How to Remove Lead From a Gun Barrel
The text describes using nitric acid to dissolve lead from a gun barrel and advises that the acid harms the barrel unless diluted with water. It instructs pouring out the acid to remove it, wiping the gun dry with oil, and warns to avoid skin or clothing contact with immediate washing if contact occurs.
Notice to Krunters Violators Will Order the Laws
Public notice lists named officials and individuals including R. Hershman C. J. Barton Ed. Hess W. D. Lyons John Forcaman Abe Dewees Frank Ervin Martin Bros HA M. Ught Gen B Stair Jacob L Bringle Jay Merchant Plug Unger with enforcement warnings under law 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hershman
C. J. Barton
Hess
D. I. Lyons
John Forcaman
Abe Dewees
Frank Ervin
Martin Bros
HA. M. Ught
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States
Kansas
Wales
Church Associations of
Pittsburgh
Vent Gougers Tran
Fairbanks
Alaska
Cocomo Creek
Great Britain
Harding
Modlem Pictures
Washington
Arthur G. Hamilton
Champaign
Winols
Madrid
Ameaport
Brooklyn Bridge
Children’s Court
Sociedade Brasileira
Profectora Ex Antimaes
Ase
Eeae
Bryn Mawr Colope
Cipal Enunell
Paris
Haa
Big Bertha
West Stockbridge
Massachusetts
En Orat Luis
Manite Carlo
Rio de Janeiro
Germany
Hbrary
Hungary
Mainister
Brook Reporter
Ald
Connecticut
Continental Hartford
National Liberty
W. 5
Cunningham
Brook, Indians
Shoul
MeKinley Park
Abel Lyons
Tinto
Company B
1St
Indiana Infantry
Polly Lyons
John
John Bennett Lyons
Brook Lodge
Knights of “Pythins
Morria Lyons
Ite
Warren McCray
Red
the “Brook Reporter
UH & Foresman
Marcus Foresman
T. E. Collier, M. D
Brook, Ind
G. D. Larrison
C. A. Wood
Ust
J. E. Tinder
D.v.m
Graduste Veterinarian
Lyons & Hershman
Calla
Ifics
M. Rea
Farmers Unusual Insurance Association OF Newton CO
Sea Directore Or Solicitors
Pres
Coas
E. Hatch
Kentland
John A. Wildisla
Secy
John H. Cox
Morocco
Hugl M. Light
A. Constable
Treas
Goodland
F. Lodge
Castle Hall
Oscar Strole, ©. C. , R. E. Couningham, K. of
Krunters
John Montgomery
Harry Warence
F. A. Tylerorge
Joe Ade
Jacob Bowers
Howard Griggs
Sam Odie Chas
Kindig
Harvey Walling
Kilmer
Frank Herath
Harry Gerrich
E.S. Hess, Mer
Edith West
N. Weston St
Rengszlaer
Ind
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