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Newspaper

Brook Reporter

Location

Brook, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1921

Page

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Attendance Officer Now Fixture

The article describes a new attendance law requiring an attendance officer to maintain an office and be available beyond school hours. It outlines a 180 day term at 3 to 5 dollars per day plus travel expenses, with county funding. Superintendent nominates, county board appoints, and money is appropriated by the county council. It notes police style duties for protection of the superintendent and proposes shared equipment.

Sigi County Board of Education

Attendance Officer Qualifications Powers and Duties Salary

Attendance officers take office August 1 for one year unless removed by the state board of attendance. No appointee lacks elementary school completion and qualification per state standards. Officers serve under district superintendents, maintain an office, be on duty during school hours, and keep required records and reports. Continued on pare 8

State Board of Attendance Mainer Amt Hascordance Shell

Efficient Thrashing Lets Farmers Save Grain Waste

The U S Department of Agriculture notes hundreds of thousands of bushels lost yearly on American farms due to improper thrashing machine adjustments and carelessness. Experts say small leaks from feeding grain, cleaner settings, and end-of-setting cleanup add up. farmers should study the problem, replace worn parts, and follow guidance from Farmers Bulletin 991. The bulletin offers practical advice and can be requested from the USDA in Washington DC. Frank Holscher promotes a meat market in Brook Indiana with a satisfaction guarantee.

United State Department of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculure Washington, D. C

Illinois Governor Indicted in State Embezzlement Case

The State faces an embezzlement indictment of Governor Smal l while treasurer, with Lt. Gov Sterling also charged for his former treasurer role. Vernon Curtis of Grant Park linked to a bank loan scheme using two state funds, one loaned across the state and the other to Grant Park Bank. The pact allegedly paid the bank 8 percent while the state got under 2 percent. Curtis has died. conspiracy charges center on Vernon Curtis and the bank’s role.

Iinois Gov. Smal Lt. Gov. Starting Vernon Curtis Grant Park Grant Park Bank Senator Curtis Armour and Swift Small Sterling Curtis

Indiana Vehicle Title Rush Creates Big Fine Threats

The Indiana secretary of state’s automobile department is issuing about 4,000 title applications daily as up to 460,900 vehicles require registration this year. Hoosier State Automobile Association warns grace period ends August 29 with penalties including a $10 to $100 fine and possible imprisonment for transfers without a title. Forgery carries a $1,000 minimum fine and five years. altered engine numbers trigger penalties. Notaries statewide may join the association during this period to forward blanks for a $1 registration fee.

Automobile Department Secretary of State Hoosier State Automoile Association D. McClelann Indiana State Automobile Department M. EB. Noblet State Automobile Association

Royalty Has No Terrors For Showman

An anecdote from a Lotus Club dinner honoring George Ade recounts a Buffalo Bill Wild West Capitol visit in Rome. Ade and guests, including Tarkington, were guided by a zealous Italian usher as American staff, mostly Nebraskan, handled the crowd with force. The tale underscores Ade's esteem among fellow countrymen and contempt for pomp.

Lotus Club Hoxor George Ade New York Jutta Strest Concern Fig Mr. Ade Buffalo Bill Rome Italy Thalr Count Ring George Tarkington Gol Cody Inter Buffalo Europe Mim Nebraska Coupolis

Grain Yields Reported Across Farms in 19th Century Data

The report lists multiple farms and yields in bushels per acre for wheat and oats. Notable figures include Jos Ade at 25 bushels per acre with Turkey Red and J.D. Rick at 22, Omar Falmy at 39, and Harve Hinton with 40 acres totaling 1675 bushels.

Jos Ade Acra Roy Bowers Filelda Ed Kitner Jay Merchant J.D. Rick Perkins Chris Barton Alvin “‘McCabes Deardurst Harve Hinton George Bill Harrington Jfarm Goodland Goodland Herald Omar Falmy Foresman

Medics Feast at Hazelden in verbose, social gathering

A Newton-Jasper Medical Association event at Hazelden drew doctors from Chicago and local groups. Dr P. Clark spoke on acute abdominal affections while Dean Lewis covered fractures. after a dinner the group toasted the Newton-Jasper Association and Hazelden’s hospitality amid a social dance.

Tenth District Medical Society Sisters of Ruth Newton-Jasper Medical Association Clark Chicago Dean Lewis J. A. MacDonald Newton—Jasper Association Hazelden

Remonstrance Against Kay Road Proceeds in Townships

This week remonstrators totaling 96 gathered in Jackson and Beaver townships to oppose the construction of the Kay road, which lies on the township line.

Jackson Beaver Townships Kay

Miller Owns Morocco Courier After Purchase

Lasley Miller of Morocco has purchased Walter Lynges Interest in the Morocco Courier, becoming sole owner. He aims to publish the best paper Morocco has known and expects the venture to bring success to the town and readers.

Lasley Miller Morocco Walter Lynges

Card of Thanks for kindness during illness and death

Mrs W P Griggs and sons thank friends and the Knights of Pythias for sympathy and aid during husband and father Wilbur Griggs's illness and after his death. Jno Cochrane came from Goodland on Thursday. Lost between Brook and Crown Point. Wilbur and John stayed home Tuesday night while Ethelbert attended a dance in Raub.

Knights of Pythias Mra. W. PB. Griggs and Sons Jno. Cochrane Goodland Brook Crown Point Wilbur John Lexington Ethelbert Ward B. E Evans Cary Ind Raub

Death of Wilson P. Griggs at East Brook home

Wilson P. Griggs died Monday at his East Brook residence after years of ill health. Born 1849 near Morris Illinois, he moved to the area nearly 50 years ago, served as Lionais township Trustee, and was active in the Christian Church of Brook. Funeral held Wednesday at Brook Mausoleum with Knights of Pythias escort. Survivors include wife, two daughters who died in childhood, and two sons Fred in Missouri and Howard on the farm. brothers and extended relatives noted.

Wilson P. Griggs East Brook Mr. Griggs Fred Howard Missouri Liine Lionais Township Morris Illinois Christian Church of Brook Kauffman Kentland

Obituary for Wilson P Grigga Born in Morris July 1849

Wilson P Grigga was born in Morris Minnesota July 10 1849 died at home in Byeok Indiana July 18 1921 aged 72 years eight days He married Anna Zeck at age 21 and had four children Galler Fatella Frederick Darwin Howard and a foster daughter Ada Pierce Also survived by a brother Henry Griggs of Goodland Indiana He moved to Newton County 46 years ago and was a member of the Christian Church Known as a kind neighbor husband and father.

Wilson P. Grigga Morris Byeok Indiana Anna Zeck Galler Fatella Fredrick Darwin Lea Summit Howard Henry Ada Pierce Brook Henry Griggs Goodland Iriiang Newton County Christian Church

Local and business notes from area residents

Local and business news itemizing travel between towns, visits by residents to family and friends, a judge's address at Colfax Community School, motor trips to Crete and Joliet, rain reports, and upcoming service needs. Includes notes on agency and sales changes, hospital visits, and ongoing medical tests.

Willams Colfax

Notice of Optometrist Office Location in New Bank Building

The notice lists an optometrist practice in the New Bank Building with the first stairway west of the corner near the door. It cites Dr A and Catt, and Renwaslaer Indiana, plus Conrad Kittner remarks about rain patterns north and east of Joliet and drought impacts. Oats are growing well yet yield around 40 bushels per acre. The text notes rain affecting travel south then east toward Brook and widespread rainfall impact in the area.

Wew New Bank Bulding Dr. A. &, Catt, Optometrist Renwaslaer Ind Conrad Kittner Joliet

British Like George Washington Statue Baffles Travelers

During and after the war many British visitors to the WI developed views of American history and now recognize George Washington as a patriot. Virginia has given them a George statue and Trafalgar Square houses it. Mrs Bruce Corbin celebrated her 27th birthday with about twenty five relatives and friends arriving with baskets including Chas Murfitt J W Cline Everette Young and Carl Fernbaugh from Leiters Ford among others.

WI. S Thair Monkle America G. Washington Virginia George Trafalgar Square Bruce Corbin Chas. Murfitt J. W. Cline Everette Young Carl Fernbaugh Leiters Ford J.P. Clark Themes Watson D. B. Rust Lor Morocco M. M. Adair E. Ciloe

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