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Newspaper

Brook Reporter

Location

Brook, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1920

Page

2

Grand Canyon Becomes National Park After Decades of Effort

The Grand Canyon and Powell Memorial dedication mark a turning point as the canyon shifts from national monument to national park after over 30 years of advocacy by nature lovers. Plans outline rim roads and new trails, northern connections to Zion, and improved accommodations for year round visits.

Rand Canyon Arizona Conarvss Hey Nisthonut Forest Service Grand Canyon United States Powell Thuibnull Sketeh Jamestown Plymouth America Tone American Southwest Alten Cluenberlin Boston Transcript Curenado Gorgia Lopez de Cardenas Phe Eres Wet Department Colorado River Arkansas Yosatte Valley Harrison Grand Canyon National Park Noorevelt Canyon & National Monument Santa Ust F. S. Dellenbaugh New York Fowett Duffel Asten Ta Thlewnan Wyoming Colorado Tres Chicago Academy of Releave Iate Uhey United States Geological Survey Tt Iing Rnn Bright Angel Trail Plana Park Service New Zion National Park Utah Rim Gulf of Granite Gorge

Miners Resume Work After UMWA Return Order

Seventy five percent of Tulnots striking miners return to work while the remaining 25 percent are to follow by Wednesday. President Frank Furringina reports word from 200 locals, with Springfield district officials noting a local vote to refuse. First day back will focus on ordering mines after strife. actual coal hoisting delayed to Tuesday and production in southern Illinois may push to Thursday. Indiana district reports encourage compliance with John L. Lewis directive.

Springfeld Frank Furringina Uti Hols Comers' Orop Freeman Thompson Wf Oe Tminois Indianapolis John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America Indiana

Missing U S Army Officer Nolan Linked to Missing Funds

Sanitary intelligence officials and federal agents search for Lieut James Donald Nolan director of frances for the central department of the U S army with Chicago headquarters. They uncover that $4000 is missing and fear up to $50000 may be involved. Nolan left July 15 telling his wife of orders to Washington and was last seen after kissing her goodbye.

Chicago August Nolan Washington

Labor Leaders to Press Amnesty Plea Next Week

Washington officials of the American Federation of Labor will press their plea for general amnesty for political prisoners next week, recording an announcement at federation headquarters. Attorney General Palmer has been asked to receive a delegation of labor leaders headed by Samuel Gompers.

Washington American Federation of Labor Federation Palmer Samuel Gompers

Gasoline Blast in Reno Causes Major Damage

An explosion in a Reno garage caused by flammable fumes injured one man and damaged property estimated between 10 000 and 20 909 dollars. The blast shook the town and disrupted the area as investigators probe the incident.

Reno Ney Aig Toent Ous Man Wa

Market Prices For Grains Meats And Live Stock

The markets list varied prices for grains hay and flour plus butter eggs and fresh produce. Live poultry potatoes beef and lamb values are shown with ranges for different grades and weights along with price to retail trade and packing stock indications.

Hlsgilm Barner Timothy Ncarn

First Miles Of Big Importance For Car Care

Drive carefully through the first thousand miles as the engine loosens. Inspect every nut and belt, check grease cups and oil holes, and keep parts well filled. Drain and replace oil every 500 miles, monitor heat, and avoid excess speed until the 1000 mile mark to prevent premature wear. Maintain oil and water, remove looseness, and clean the body gently to protect the varnish.

Saul Familly Fouda Theo Son Tan Thia

Modern cars replace cranks with electric self starters

The article explains how modern vehicles use electric starters and lack a traditional crank handle. It notes testing compression per cylinder is easy and avoids engine strain, though poor compression can indicate a fault requiring subsequent checks.

Gate Works Automatically at Unattended Railroad Crossings

An inventor develops automatic gates for unguarded crossings using heavy woven wire that drops across both roadways when a train nears. Red lights and a warning bell accompany the sliding gates. A single electric motor operates the mechanism, and the design aims to minimize damage to vehicles that strike the gates.

Automobile & Gossip Notes On Car Care And Sales

A fragmented column discusses car maintenance and safety tips such as correcting dents, tightening cylinder head bolts, and checking bearings and rims. It notes high gasoline sales in Louisville, Kentucky and suggests women drive a majority of autos in America. Mentions Montevideo importing many cars and quick canvas shipments. Includes tips for rusted iron crates and reminders about annual car wear in the first 500 miles.

Beeswax Helps Prevent Screw Breakage in Hard Wood

Advice for woodworkers notes that driving screws into hard wood causes frequent breakage. Applying beeswax to the screw reduces friction and eases insertion, potentially preventing breakage and easing assembly.

End of Eight Years Misery in Newark Testimony

Theresa Coventry of Newark writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved years of organic trouble and back pain. She can again do housework and recommends the medicine to friends. The ad invites free advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co, with letters kept confidential.

Newark N. J Wald Tad Lydia E. Pinkham Theresa Coventry Burnett St Newark, N. J E. Pinkham Medicine Co Atrick

Hungary Voices Preference For Monarchy Return

A fragmentary quote discusses Hungary seeming inclined to restore monarchy. The text compares moral quality to Ruskin, noting strong opinions on crowns and governance in a historical context.

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