Brook Eagles Defeat Lawall Legion 28 19 in Rough Classic
Brook Eagles beat the Lawall American Legion team 28 to 19 in a hard fought game here. Brook started strong, led 26 2 early, then Lowell Wean narrowed the gap before Brook pulled away in the second half. Key players included Minninger, Hay den, Wend, and G Hayden with scoring contributions from Eketran and Bupp. Ralph Lyons refereed.
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Brook
Indians
Jane JR
Urook Eagied
Lawall American Legion
Aio
Aedge
Eagles
Lowell Weean
Athychey
Lesh Wall
Werkers
Wich Beask Hofis
Lowell
Brookies
Drook
Lowell Lads
Ling
Brack
Lowell Pkstenn
Mayen Bon Co
Wood Staton
Hayden Merriman
Bale Carroll
Minninger
Lyohe
Staton
Bupy
Hayden
Iayden
Eketran
Tong
Bupp
Herriman
Baly
G. Hayden
Wend
Ralph Lyons
Denham and
Tinters Devlin
Brook Defeats Crown Point Vigil in close game
Brook defeats Crown Point 21 to 18 in a hard fought away contest. Parke and Vandervoort led Brook with strong teamwork and late scoring, while Crown Point started strong but could not hold the lead. Both squads played clean defense as Brook earned its first away win over the hosts.
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Crown Point
Brook Five
B. HH. S
Tome
Terlin
Brook
Parke
Vandervoort
Bullock
Double Header Night At Brook Community Building
On Tuesday January 26 Brook Community Building hosts a double header with Walcott High School vs B H 8 and Oxford Commercials vs Brock A A Eagles. Doors open around 7 30 with 25 cent admission. Track plans to beat the two games. Brook Symphony Band to provide music with debutantes and delegation in attendance.
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Brook
Walcott High School
B. H
Oxford
Brock A. A. Eagles
Purdue Short Course Attracts Over 1500 Attendees In January
The annual Purdue short course drew more than 1500 attendees from across the state and three surrounding states Illinois Kentucky and Ohio Jan 10 14. Winners in corn and club competitions included Joseph Tiley Shelbyville with a 10 car sample of Johnson County White corn and W L Manuel Crawfordsville with five wins in single ear class. Junior champion Homer Crandall of Helen County won with 142.27 bushels per acre. Dorothy May Baker Lyons Greene County was second with 143.5 but Crandall paid lower production cost to win overall state honors. Other sectional winners and club champions were named. winners embark on a trip to multiple cities including Indianapolis Chicago Madison Milwaukee Racine and Kenosha. The Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations announced leadership and proposed bills to support livestock protection and agricultural education funding, with plans for state trips and expanded railway and marketing statistics.
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Purdue University
Ilinois
Kentucky
Ohio
Uni
Joseph Tiley
Shelbyviile
Johnson County
W.L. Manuel
Crawfordsville
Merman
Miler
Basilton
Ben Smileey
Rochester
Heilman
Hope
W. Hammond
Noelport
Homer Crandall
Sumit
Henre County
Dorothy May Baker
Lyons
Greene County
Crandell
John Dechtold
Columbia City
Barnest Lister
Clarkes Hin
Criste Hammond
Indiana
McCray
Chicago
Madison
Milwaukee
Racine
Kenosha
Wis
Washington
Adelle Davis
Hendricks County
Leak
Blanche Phillips
Clintom County
Auction totals show high bids for Spoiter Wooling Chinak stock
By S. 8. Davis County Agt Mrs Jennie M Conrad auctioned pure bred Spoiter Wooling Chinak at Kankakee last week. A head of top notchers paused through the ring averaging $92.05. The bids spread across several gifts and will likely advertise Nawton County as well as this premier stock farm of Indiana.
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Jennie M. Conrad
Kankakee
Nawton County
Indiana
State Corn Show honors for Newton County exhibitors
Eleven Newton County farmers exhibited at the State Corn Show in Lafayette last week and earned ten awards. Exhibitors included Iven Handley Colfax Geo Glark Marocca Oscar and Frank Strole Brook James Corbin Wale Mant Arnold W D Littejoun Tay mond Hillary Renthand John W Tolnsen Keith Johnson and Tim Constable Guedinand. Several others attended the annual Short Courts Ingeaston during the same period.
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Newton County
Farners
Lafayette
Iven Handley
Colfax
Geo
Glark
Marocca
Oscar
Frank ‘Strole
Brook
James Corbin
Wale Mant Arnold
W. D. Littejoun
Taymond Hillary
Renthand
John W. Tolnsen
Keith Johnson
Tim
Constable Guedinand
Ingeaston
Newton County National Farm Loan Association Declares Dividend
At a Brook meeting last week the association announced a net dividend of BA percent on stock. The Federal Loan Bank returned 6 percent, with one tenth held in Reserve. The annual report shows net assets of about $59,600 after year end, despite court handicaps. Officers elected: L. Constable president, J J Miller vice president, C Artiolt, E Henderson, and C Hayworth as directors.
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Newton
Real estate transfers in Kentland and surrounding areas
Real estate transfer notices list multiple conveyances in Kentland and nearby townships. Bahenck to David Symes and Lok Na share details with date August 14 1920. others include Ida A Bonk to Dentuk G Alo Fadden lot transfers. John J Filnworth to James Isaacson. Levi H First to Harvey Spangler. Sheriff of Newton County to Chris Lesa. Thomas J Newsen to Milton B Groves. Marion G Noble to Henry J Dieter. all with parcel descriptions, sections and amounts or fees.
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Augeustis DB
Bahenck
David Symes
Lok Na
Thomas J. Newsen
Milton BE. Groves
Swane
Lake Two
Marion G Noble
Henry J. Dieter
Kentland
Dev
Public Sale Near Brook Indiana Details Livestock and Implements
Public sale to be held at my home north of Brook Indiana on Saturday February 5 starting at 10 05 a m. Horse and colt lots include a 12 year old mare 1300 pounds a 18 year old mare 1200 pounds four black colts two years old in May one hay colt two years old in May. Implements listed include spring wagon farm wagon wheels seven hay racks corn planters walking plow edding plows one double shovel tench cultivator five hogs good harness two section harrow iron frame bee stands and supplies one carringet eight chicken coops wind and weather proof. Many other articles as well. Terms credit ten months on sums over 19 with note at 7 percent from date of sale if not paid 8 percent from date of sale. 2 percent discount for cash when entitled to credit and cash in hand on sums 10 and under. Watter Koo auctioneer Wn Conningham clerk John Nelson.
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Corporation of
Brook
Indiana
Sale Co
Watter Koo
Auct
Conningham
John
Nelson
Watkins Products Direct to Farmers Offer
An agency pitch from I. R. Watkins o. promotes a lifelong business selling over 137 Watkins products directly to farmers. It claims 52 years in business and 30,900,000 users, inviting interested parties to write for territory information from the Watkins company.
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Ito
Watkins
Uta
I. R. Watkinso
Winona
Milan
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Purtua University
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Indiana Violation of Farmers’ Associations
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State Dairy Association
State al “Stock Breeders Association
State Horticultural Society
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Yelewee
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SEC
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Ronelanya
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