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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
5
A column of editorial sketches questions on inflation in Austria and America, France’s political trials of leaders, naval tensions among England Japan and the U.S., and the fate of ships, steamers, and unemployment. It notes jazz easing panic in a Washington theater, mogelijke sleepiness, and musings on war crimes trials and juries.
A dozen Allen County boys join what may be the first colt club in Indiana and perhaps the nation. Sons of draft horse breeders form the group backed by the county horse breeders, with Purdue aide. The association will select foals, financed by notes, to be shown at Huntertown Fair this fall and in 1922, with options to sell or reclaim fathers later.
Real estate transfers list several 1921 deeds with amounts from 1 to 7500 dollars among Mashino, Rinehart, Hoover, Spindler, Graves, Bower, Staton, Mauck and Staton. A note cites 1921 Indiana Corn Growers Association enrollment up to July 15, largest since 1900, with county totals led by Tippecanoe 92, Pulaski 81, and Hancock 80, praising crop improvement and Purdue extension support.
In Haviland Ohio Mr A F Sherer owner of a small shop says his dog had a persistent cough for years until Grande Pine cured him with three bottles. The ad warns a lingering cough weakens lung tissue and invites readers to obtain three ounces to mix a pint of cough syrup, sending cents to The Glandsid Co Fort Wayne Indiana.
A deep pit unearthed bones leading archaeologists to piece together a 14 foot high, neck stretched lizard like form with a 20 foot tall neck and a long body. The piece cites Lycurgus Spartan and a quote about restoring a punished youth, from The Golden Sayings of Epitectus.
For the protection of birds and animals, all persons are notified against hunting, shooting or trespassing on lands owned or controlled by the undersigned without the owner's permission. Violations will be prosecuted under Charles Kindig and the listed names.
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