Senators Capper Tincher propose 10 percent tax and bids limits
Kansas senators Capper and Tincher plan a bill adding ten percent to gay transaction on the Board of Trade, limiting bidders and licensing them to reduce competition. The authors say the move would curb speculation though it could harm sellers, comparing outcomes to moving pictures of grand larceny and warning against legislating values into business. They argue seasoned farmers and businessmen built the country and that narrowing participation may fail.
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Capper
Kansas
Board of Trade
Chicago Grain Commission
Busness
Brook Defeats Donovan Stars 22 to 12 in Brook Indiana
Brook Indiana December 7 The Brook independent team beat the Donovan Stars 22 to 12 in a fast contested game. Davis tallied 12 of Brook 21 points as Brook pulled away in the second half after a 12 12 halftime score. Donovan had no standout scorer and the Brook lineup included Changnon Ekstroat Carroll Hathorn Shaw. Next week Boswell visits for a league game. Fire news notes Indianapolis Chief Myers attends state firemen school discussing chemical engines and roofing trends.
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Brook
Indiana
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Donovan
liUnoisians
Davis
Brooks
Boswell
Brook - Donovan Davis
F Eliott
Lyons
S. Changnon
Bupp
Herriman
Changson Ekstroat
Carroll G
Peterson Polaski
B. Carroll
Hathorn - Shaw
Lyns
Peterson
L. Changnon
L. Chagnon
Elliott
Wilson
Timers
Berlin
Changnon
Hershman
Lindgln
Fingscore
Myers
Indianapolis
United States
Tuberculosis Seals Fight Ongoing Battle And Veterans Birthday
A wartime era notice highlights national tuberculosis data and prevention efforts by the National Tuberculosis Association and local groups funded by Christmas Seals. It urges buy and use of seals. The second item reports Charles Walling’s seventy third birthday celebrated by his children and grandchildren, noting his Civil War veteran status and praiseworthy citizenship.
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National Tuberculosis Association
Deugaterca
Charles Walling
Waling
Williams the corn husker at Jay Merchants
A young worker named Jap Williams, known for husking, piles 140 to 150 bushels daily. He accelerates to 170 bushels one evening, then records 147 the next day to prove his form remains sharp.
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Jay Merchant's
Williams
Lake Village Sets Good Example At Meeting
At a Lake Village meeting they sold their entire allotment of TB stamps and ordered more. The work of Miss Carpenter, health nurse, is praised in that area. They plan to take a little girl from the place to Rockville Indiana to the TB Sanatorium.
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Lake Village
T. B
Carpenter
Rockville
Indiana
T. B. Sanitariuny
Strange Utensils From Africa Exhibit at Lyona & Hersh
Rev Emil Sommers recently returned from Africa installs in Lyona and Hersh window an exhibit of unusual artifacts. The display includes a king figure, elephants, war spears, dots and images, plus grass fiber clothing. Sommers traveled after the war disrupted shipping and many sailors were lost.
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Africa
Emil Sommers
Lyona
Death of Parmer Zoborosky Reported Near Rensselaer
Parmer Zoborosky died at his home near Rensselaer on Monday after a period of illness from diabetes. He had been in declining health and no longer suffered in recent weeks. Funeral arrangements will be announced by his family.
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Parmer Zoborosky
Rensselaer
Can We Legislate Ble Footbal Values
A reader voices concern over wartime economic policy and the cost of government intervention. The piece argues against further loans to prop up foreign markets and warns that propping up prices may worsen long term outcomes, citing Cuba Brazil and Argentina as examples. It calls for reducing government expenses and leaving private business to market forces while urging farmer prosperity and grain sales. The piece ends by questioning the new administration’s approach and whether government should stay out of private business.
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Coimtry
Europe
Cuba
Brazil
Argentine
Democratic Party
Mew
Morocco and Rensselaer Set Big Football Clash
Morocco hosts Rensselaer next Sunday at 2:00 PM in Indiana in a heated football showdown coached by Harvard star King for Morocco and Paddy Dri coll for Rensselaer. The winner takes all or a 60 40 split to settle a long running feud between the independent teams.
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Morocco
Rensselaer
King
Harvard
Paddy Dricoll
Indiana
Christmas Book Suggestions at the Library
Readable snippets reveal a library promo urging Christmas book suggestions and range week listings. Mentions Denham Stonehill Lyons Jr and east Brook, plus sale of lumber and silvaware lines.
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Denham & Stonehill
Denhem & Stonehill
Last day for fourth income tax installment due
December 15 marks the final date for the fourth installment of income and excess profits tax payment. Taxpayers must file by midnight with the local Collector of Internal Revenue branch offices to avoid penalties. Payments by check or money order are urged to speed processing and reduce cashier congestion.
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Internal Revenue
Sheep shot on Hershman farm near town
On the Hershman farm south of town two sheep were found shot to death last Friday. Strong evidence points to the guilty parties and police say they are seeking them urgently.
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Hershman
Hand injury at corn picker sparks aftermath notes
During last Friday's work with a corn picker, Mrry Sell was badly cut and his arm wounded while clearing obstructions. The injury is not expected to be permanent. Harve Waring and wife traveled to Chicago for surgery. Christmas Brunswick promotion appears from Montgomery and Snyders. A note of appreciation thanks Brookside patrons as Bernard M. James prepares to take over. Chas Bentley and Will Dangerfield visited Oklahoma. Will stays with his parents and Chas plans a short visit.
Temple Moviegrams Thursday and Week Theater Schedule
Nazimova stars in Heart of a Child and Robert Warwick appears in Secret Service with 10 and 25 cent shows. Mary Allies Minter in Nurse Marjorie Christmas Day, Norma Talmadge in The Branded Woman, Harry Carey in Blue Streak, B Herbert Milligan presents For the Freedom of Ireland, Maurice Touneur presents My Ladies Garter with 10 and 25 cent shows.
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Nazimova
Secret Srvica
Robert Warwick
Mary Allies Minter
Nurse Marjorie
Norma Talmadge
Harry Carey
Blue Streak McCoy
B. Herbert Milligan
Freedom of Ireland
McCray delays appointments to press legislative session
Governor-elect McCray uses strategic patience delaying all political appointments until after the Legislature's regular session. The move aims to empower him to pursue his program unimpeded, while critics warn it may shield him from accountability amid ongoing administration scrutiny. In other local news, Mrs. Webster Sell was laid to rest at Brook Cemetery after a funeral at the United Brethren Church, with tributes noting her devotion to family and community and reflecting on her sudden passing.
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McCrAy
Ibis
Webster Sell
Brook Cemetery
U. B. Charel
South Rendamt Rey
Horkers
Brock
Josephine Anderson
Kentland
Indiana
Brook
Wooster D. Sell
Carrie K E. Hood
Roy S
Jan
Jee
Dorothy
Pauline
Ardis
Hood
Sam Pieren
Ocey Franklin
Gertrude Beamblossom
Oliver
Sell
United Brethren Church
Card of Thanks a note of gratitude for floral tributes
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for floral tributes and help during sorrow. Mentions names Webster D Sel Mra Carrie Hood Roy 5 Sell and events at multiple schoolhouses and public libraries from December 13 to 17 with meetings led by M. H. Briggs and G. F. Patterson and Stove Week at Denham and Stopehills.
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Webster D. Sel
Carrie Hood
Roy
Sell
Tipton County
Denham & Stopehills
Local shop ads and notices from a small-town paper
A collage of ads and notices details products from sweaters, coats, robes, quilting bankets, and silverware. It notes a serious illness of Mrs. Dick Light, moves of families, popcorn for sale, college organ plans, Red Cross seals, Masons, and visits by residents and relatives. Also mentions butcher services, candy, magazines, and local announcements.
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Harve Waring
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Bernard M. James
Chas. Bentley
Will Dangerfield
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Chas
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Lion
Val. Webster Sell
Silogal and Business News
Glenn Leopold
Bossume
Merchant
Dick Light
Robert Small
Tromford
Maois
Ninas
Boxsung & Merchant
Fred Merchant
Chion
Mororco
Henry Deardorff
St. Sosend College
Rensselzer
Red Cross
Rexall
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Louis Cory
Don Lawrences
Dow
Dossing & Merchant
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Amos
Watermans Ideal
Montgomery & Snyder
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Howard Myers
Chesney
Hazel
Fram Bowers
Carnation Club
John Pence
Jaz Hurt
Chisago
Frew. Hattleday
Bossing & Merchant
Ernest Mayhew
George Staton
Goodland
Henry Clark Jr
Lafayette
Reutgers
South
Henry A
Yout
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
McCall's Magazine
American Boy
Country Gentleman
G. C. Hough
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