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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
5
The ad touts U.S. Tires as delivering equally good tire service for all car owners. It invites customers with big or small cars to visit for the best tires and explains the shop is ready to help customers choose the tires they want.
Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship 10 30 followed by communion. Christian Endeavor 6 30 and Children's meeting 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. The Park will host The Kings Heralds with Bernice Hammacker next Saturday. One week from next Sunday is Children's Day with special plans and possible baptismal service for infants and children if the whooping cough permits. Picnics and good times ahead. join Sunday school.
The M E Church restores old schedule with four more Sunday evening services. Next Sunday morning the W H M Society will be honored. the sermon reflects on their work and church impact. The Social Service Society will meet with Mrs Gladys McCabe Tuesday afternoon.
The director of the mint states that Congress authorized the first coins on April 2, 1782. The act permitted the ten dollar gold eagle and lower denominations in gold and silver. All denominations were minted around the same early period, making it hard to say which came first.
A collage of brief items notes Esquiman watchers during fishing season, the belief that wet nets absolve bathing rites, a report on ultra precise steel gauges at the United States Bureau of Standards, a relocation notice for Ben Meyer’s Tailor Shop, Purdue Gala day plans, Newton county farmers' rains delaying plowing, a humorous tale about a girl and grapes, and an explainer on oxygen and hydrogen gases stressing combustion and safety.
Chapin and Thayer of Brook Newton County Indiana certify the Jack Beau Ideal Number 8964 foaled 1916 is pure bred and registered in a recognized pedigree association. A licensed veterinarian has examined the horse and sworn it free from transmissible unsoundness under the Indiana Stallion Enrollment Law.
A customer alert urges car owners to consider a money back guarantee offer. The push promises refunds if expectations are not met and appeals to those dissatisfied with previous service or sales pitches.
A collage of items from a 1900 era page notes Cad Ato Co deliveries and local addresses, a trip by Mr J W Hogg and family to Winthrop Indiana with Mrs Hoge remaining, and brief anecdotes about Eskimos tents famed to deter mosquitoes, a youth quip on coal prices, and a humorous mother daughter exchange from the York Record.
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