Eggs for hatching and town social notes
Ben Leopold visited Chicago on Monday while the Kings Daughters plan a meeting next Thursday with Mrs. Vince Beagley. E F Hess Drug Co. touts barn paint at 1.10 per barrel and shows bracelet watches for graduates. Ike Leopold and family visited Remington relatives. W S Cunningham takes over local work. live cattle wanted for pasture near Brook on Tom Reed farm. news items directed to Remington readers with phone line 70 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Reed
Brook
Walter Welghaur
Remington
Tel
Beating the Game at Temple Theatre Friday Night
Town goers are urged to see Tow Moore in Beating the Game at Temple Theatre this Friday night. Community notices mention local events, a club meeting, and a sheriff candidacy in Newton County with emphasis on service, wartime loyalty, and local civic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow Moore
Temple Theatre
Teach Campaign Letter From Kentland Prompts Newton Voters
A letter to Democratic voters in Newton County from Rufus A. Teach of Kentland outlines campaign intent and calls for support. The message emphasizes regional concerns and party alignment as the election approaches.
John S W Sullivan Primary Candidate for Recorder Newton County
Republican candidate John S W Sullivan declares his ballot number will be 24 on the primary ballot for the Newton County recorder race. He urges voters to consider his campaign and platform ahead of the election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John SW. Sullivan
Eight Reasons Why You Should Vote For Sheriff McCartney
A historical notice urges voters to support Mr. J. R. McCartney for sheriff. It claims he founded the dry platform, is a church member, 52 years old, experienced, pledges strict law enforcement, and denies tainted money. It promises four deputies in each town to make Newton County the driest in the state, urging support for No. 31 next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Republian
Newton County
American Legion
Kentland
McCartney
State Senator Seeks Support for May Primary
State Senator Brown, serving one term, seeks co nomination on his record. He backs laws aiding farmers soldiers business men and schools. He has 36 years of labor experience with no labor disputes and promoted women’s suffrage. He emphasizes district needs and constituent rights while asking for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Senate
Nominate B Harold Staton for Ladies and Gentlemen
Nomination note from Brook resident Nominate B Harold Staton seeks votes in Iroquois township pledging to back Republican ticket and enforce laws as written. Indianapolis visitors Mrs Don Leopold and Mrs James Littl cited. Cyclone relief thanked. Mardi Gras parade report from Kankakee with Court Street Road opening and praise for the floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook
Iroquois Township
Don Leopold
Mra
James Littl
Indianapolis
Leon Gridley
Kankakee
Court Street Road
Consolidation debate on district schools in Columbus Indiana
W. H. Hershman of Columbus Indiana argues for consolidation highlighting potential benefits such as better teaching with grade specific teachers, improved equipment, and stronger community spirit. He warns of drawbacks including longer commutes, loss of domestic training at home, and increased town influence on pupils and behavior.
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W. H. Hershman
Columbus
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ben Leopold
Chicago
Vince Beagley
Ira Ferry
Near
Mr. Ferry
9. B. Stonehill
E. B. Hess Drug Co
Harold Staton
Jackson
Ike Leopold
Rensselaer
W. S. Cunningham
L. L. Hershman
W. S. Cunnington
Desl
Don Burley
Roon
Marion Pierson
Rengslaer
Shepard
Louis’ Cracksman
United States
Goodland
Brook Reporter
A. D. Babcock
Meng
Leopolds
Etta Hess
Elaine Hamimeretelp
Temple Theater
Pratts
E. &. Hess Drug Co
Jabna
Johns Bus Line
Rebekah's
Jennie Curts
Richard Crowder
Dain. Hess
Ruth Robertson
Elizabeth Hinton
Fred Lyons
Harald Bowen Glie Donald Meredith
Rosalind Hess
Madge Hughes
Lena Hughes
Essie Bentley
Thelma Miller
Glen Mayhew
Louis Hammacher
Lela Kennedy
Thelma Pierce
Charlma Franklin
Rufus A. Teach
James J. Whiteakcker
Recorder
J. R. McCartney
Will Brown
B. Harold
Staton
Mrs
Aroent Mayhew
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