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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
5
Farm Notes by Davis warns farmers who did not examine white corn to check vitality. November heat kept moisture high but a January-like situation followed a November freeze, reducing seed quality nationwide. Inspect seed now, run germination tests, and secure good seed if tests show poor viability.
W T Cory president of the Farm Bureau announces Farm Machinery Week February 14 to 19 urging farmers to repair equipment for the opening season. Wide price of machinery limits purchases. the week aims to maximize repairs and promote a general exchange of unused implements through township Farm Bureau officers.
A limited number of Farm Record books are available from the party agent's office at coat. Price is 15 cents each. Compiled by Pur due, these books state they will be accepted by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue as a basis for income tax returns. Secure them at once.
Otterbein Church invites members to Otterbein Brotherhood Day with a 9:30 Sunday School, 10:30 morning service led by the men and addressed to a 90.7 audience by Dr. J A Grows, a special 6:00 p m C E program and a 7:30 men’s program in the evening, as revival meetings continue with growing interest.
ME Church announces Sunday services with morning and evening worship plus Sunday school at 9 30 am and a Wpworth League gathering at 6 pm. Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs James Shaffer next Wednesday. Social Service meets with Mrs Roy Hess next Tuesday evening. Public invited to attend. Meanwhile 363 men were laid off Tuesday at the Monon railroad shops in Lafayette, the largest cut in years, effective today. The House committee reports favorably the Mallett pure seed bill exempting only the producer.
Whiting High School crushed Emerson High of Gary 37 to 17 in a one sided game. Emerson had won the sectional tournament at Valparaiso last season and was expected to challenge but fell short tonight.
Moving away prompts a public sale at the seller’s Brook Indiana home on Saturday February 5 starting at 10 am. Items include four horses and colts a mare per age, two wagons, hay racks, corn planter plows harness bee equipment and chicken coops among other articles. Terms offer 10 months credit on sums over ten dollars with a note and interest or cash discounts for quick payment.
The senate passed the Hartzell bill defining vehicle taking as a crime with penalties of three to five years, disfranchisement, and a fine of 109 to 1000 dollars. Subsequence convictions carry five years. Vote was 40 to 1 with Senator Ratte opposing. The measure bars Governor clemency without consent of state officials and does not allow sentence suspension.
A first class mechanic will be ready for business at the Indian Service Station next Monday with work guaranteed.
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