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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1922
Page
5
Bh Staton announces candidacy for Newton County Sheriff subject to Republican party decision in May. He asks voters for support and signs the letter respectfully.
A political appeal by John W. Kline seeking votes at the May primaries for the Democratic sheriff candidate. He requests voter support and outlines his candidacy.
C. M. Martin of Morocco Indiana announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Newton County. He states his candidacy is subject to the will of Republican voters at the primary election. May 2, 1922 is given as the date.
A brief political notice from James R. Whiteakker requesting Republican party backing for the May primaries. He asks voters for support and signs the letter with respect.
J Chester Dicksen of Goodland Indiana announces candidacy for Newton County sheriff on the Republican ticket and respectfully solicits support from all voters at the May primaries.
Will Brown announces candidacy for renomination on the Republican ticket for the State Senate from the district including Porter Newton and Pulas counties, subject to voters in the primary on May 2. The statement names Porter, Newton and Pulas counties and sets the election date.
Sherman White announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Newton County Assessor. He petitions voters to support him in the May 2 primary.
Jacob D. Rich 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 2 1922 Rich appeals to party voters to endorse his continued service in the joint representative role
John W. Sullivan of Kentland Indiana announces candidacy for Recorder of Newton County on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary election decision on May 2, 1022.
Elis Jones listed as Democratic candidate for joint representative covering Jasper and Newton counties in Remington Indiana. The filing indicates campaign for district office with local party support.
Editor reports Neuse declares run for renomination for Sheriff of Newton County on the Republican ticket. Primary date referenced as February 1. locations include Meytad, Edgar, Steward, and Kentland in Indiana.
Charles Russell announces candidacy for renomination as Iroquois township trustee. He will seek the Republican party nomination at the May primary.
Editor Brook Reporter notes Marian Jennie Bruck announces candidacy for Newton County Indiana Treasurer. The nomination hinges on Democratic voters at the May 2 1922 primary. Bruck submits name for party decision and awaits ballot inclusion.
John A Myers runs for nomination as township trustee of a Washington township, subject to the decision of the Republican party at the May primary.
Lewis LaCogsa announces his candidacy for sheriff in Newton as a Republican for the May primaries, outlining law enforcement priorities and community safety goals.
The piece argues that dental hygiene prevents infections and illness. It stresses daily brushing after meals, frequent dental visits every six months, and thorough cleaning of hard to reach spots to keep teeth clean and healthy. It links mouth cleanliness to overall health and warns against neglecting oral care.
Adda V. White of Kentland Indiana announces her candidacy for Newton county recorder. The letter from Brook Ind requests public announcement of her name as a candidate.
Democratic campaign notes show A. J. Spinney active in organizing at the May primaries. The fragment indicates Spinney ahead in early efforts and outlines party strategy for the upcoming vote.
Nathan Hoyt Sheppard of Valparaiso Indiana presents a primaries platform on May 2 1922 with a square deal for farmers and calls for honesty with soldiers, fair wages, equal rights under law, humane pensions, better roads and top tier Indiana schools. The statements advocate ending alcohol and improving education and road quality.
Editor Brook notes John Dowing asks Democratic voters to consider him at the May 2 primary. He requests votes and assistance from supporters.
A 17 hands high mare horse Measures 1180 Tha registered and found. Sold at home miles north of Kentland on the Ade Way. Fame of the horse noted. Price listed as 19.94 dollars.
Report shows many districts with lower March attendance due to illness including measles and grippe. Averages listed for multiple township schools in Deiterson, Grant, Washington, Troquis, Beaver, Jackson, McClellan, Colfax, Lake, Conrad, Lincoln townships with varied advanced and primary room percentages, highlighting widespread sickness and fluctuating attendance.
Kentland Indiana hosts a series of modern dances with performances by Doran's Mel o dee Boys Five Syncapators from Harnseoyland on Monday April 24 and The Star Five on Friday April 28 followed by the Frazier Smith Five on Friday May 5 Dance and skating sessions occur Wednesday and Saturday nights at the venue through the period.
Sunday School times listed for CHURCH B and METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH eyebrow. Easter Sunday events include special music, two baptismal services, member reception, and an Easter sermon titled The Immorality of Life. Epworth League activities and weekly classes scheduled. pastors Lyman G. Blood and Rev. Crowder named. Local invitation to worship.
Local items report wardens work and trees trimmed. Louis Strackeman and W M Ward with wife from 3tex well. Wingls mentioned with puety. Ray and wife noted early week. For sale a three burner Per fection oil stove with oven in fine condition. Call 183. Mr and Mrs George Bales visited Goodland and relatives. James P Watson of Grand Rapids Michigan visited with daughter and family the Rev and Mrs Blood during Eastern holidays. Professors King and Wiley of Purdue inspected Harry Warrs ten litters Wednesday. Warr has one tier of ten and two of eight, good prospects. Purdue guests saw Whaley show an eleven Poland China litter attracting attention. No definite stock show plan stated.
J D Law was informed by Secretary Ed Jackson that his declaration for candidacy in the Joint representative race from the district was filed too late. His name would not appear on the May 2 primary ballot. Law decided to run at the last moment after pressure from district supporters, but the filing deadline telegram to Indianapolis arrived after polls closed.
The Eastern Stars hold regular meetings on the first and third Tuesday evenings each month in Castle Hall. All members welcome. Clara Littles, W M. Ids Bowers, Secretary. Visiting Knights welcome. Wm VanDerVoort, C C. RL E Cunningham, K of S.
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