Chebboe Reporter Subscriptions and Post Office Entry
The Chebboue Reporter indicates entry at Broop Ind Post Office as second class matter. Subscription terms listed: One year two dollars, six months one dollar.
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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
4
The Chebboue Reporter indicates entry at Broop Ind Post Office as second class matter. Subscription terms listed: One year two dollars, six months one dollar.
Notice to hunters warns against hunting or trespassing on lands owned or controlled by the undersigned. Violators will be prosecuted under state law. Names listed include A Hershman John Montgomery C J Barton Harry Warr Ed Hesa W Pence F A Tyler Lyons George Joe Ade John Foressr Jacob Howers Abe Dewees Howard Griggs Frank Ervin Sam Odie Martin Bros Chas Kindly HM Light Harvey Walling Geo Ti Stair Ed Etifner Jacob L Bringla Frank Herath Jay Merchant Harry Gerrich
XK of P Lodge meets in Castle Hall every Monday evening. Visiting Knights welcome. J Frank Dewees and C R E Cunningham listed as officers.
The Fleming family reunion was held at Glam Fleming's home five miles south of Henssejenr with an abundant grove dinner for about 125. Entertainment included music by Mrs Pinkerton and Mr Sturkey and a good ball game. Attendees included numerous Flekings, McCarty, Priest, Taylor, Buswell, Anderson, and others from Kentland, Donavan, Brook, and Goodland, plus mutual insurance officials from Newton County.
A large attendance greeted church events last Sunday and all services next week will be at the school tent. The day begins at 9 30 with Sunday school. Chas W Ross will lead the Bible school closing and deliver a stirring sermon. Singers should attend Saturday 7 30 p m for drill under Prof Senift.
Public sale set for July 31 1920 at 1 30 PM at the Hitch Barn Kentland one square south of the Courthouse featuring 25 head of Jersey cows including 16 fresh cows and calves and nearby springers plus 100 head of breeding ewes. Cattle suited for butter fat production TB tested and ready for dairy use. Terms four months with banking credit arranged at Discount and Deposit State Bank. E H Jackson agent Harvey Williams auctioneer. Lost notice for a kitten also noted earlier context.
W D Smith found a copy of the Indianapolis Journal from June 1879 in Cecil Johnsons remodel. The clipping recounts Senate quarrels over a judicial bill, Grant’s world tour in Shanghai, multiple strikes, a fatal buggy fall in Indiana, and Indianapolis area notes on cemeteries, loans, prices, and local geography.
Real estate transfers list multiple 1920 deeds including Joan T. Martin to Adz Hile for parts of blocks in Mt Ayr dated June 26 1920 for 200 dollars. Frank L. Wildrick to Laura A Norris for Lot 3 Block 34 Fair Ground Add Morocco dated July 14 1920 for 2300 dollars. Edward Burns to Geo W Coily for Lots 4 5 6 7 Block 14 Thayer dated June 28 1920 for 1 dollar. Ruben EL Rittenour to Dudley C Stephens for Lots 7 8 9 10 11 12 Block One Williams Add Lake Village dated July 10 1820 for 690 dollars.
An uproarious surge of protest appears in verses mocking wartime discipline and labor. The speaker rails against conformity while invoking leaders and a sense of national upheaval, noting their own bold defiance and looming social shifts.
Indiana opinion asserts township trustees perform election duties as part of official service and are not paid per diem beyond their salary. It notes inspectors at general and special elections, primary roles, and bond issue duties under law do not grant extra pay. The column also lists several local personal notes and visits.
The text stresses that a genuine wagon bargain requires qualities defined by the guarantee. It asserts the guarantee clarifies the service level and duration, ensuring wagon use delivers value and dependability.
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