Change for Band Concerts
Band concerts will move from the bandstand to the Park due to crowd size and parking issues. The park will accommodate cars and a grassy area to improve comfort for listeners next week.
17 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
1
Band concerts will move from the bandstand to the Park due to crowd size and parking issues. The park will accommodate cars and a grassy area to improve comfort for listeners next week.
A Wednesday night attempt to enter the post office failed as intruders broke a screen from the transom and damaged the inner fastener. Prosecutor Murphy investigated theft charges against several youths. all listed robberies were investigated and the boys confessed.
Newton County Stock Show Assn met to elect officers for the year and plan a bigger and better exhibition. The event is set for October 4 to 7 with Walter Hadden as President and Howard Myers as Vice President among the officers. More details will appear in the next issue.
Notice to taxpayers of Newton County Indiana the county Board of Review for 1921 will hear petitions and complaints for correction and re adjustment of assessments by township assessors on specified June dates across Lake Lincoln Colfax McClellan Beaver Morocco Jackson Mt Ayr Troquois Brook Washington Grant Gondland Jefferson Kentland and related units. By order of the Board of Review Attest John G Davis and Lee.
Auditor Davis notes heavy costs of gravel roads and tax slips consuming receipts. From Jan 1 to Jun 10, 1922 expenditures total 261229.92 with four south townships well behind valuations, foreshadowing a county shortfall near 1.509 million on personal property. Diamonds are scarce, carat values drift, and many households report modest wealth while autos in Iroquois township push toward 109 vehicles averaging about 500 dollars each.
Harvey Waring sold his dairy to C. E. Kaufman who took possession Wednesday. Kaufman, an experienced farmer, will maintain the operation and milk prices. Milk will be priced per quart and pint at six and one half cents. He will test all cows for tuberculosis and run the plant from the White place. Short returns to the farm immediately.
In Goodland area a Wattham watch lost by John Hall during 1905 plowing reappeared found by Arthwue Hall in the same field. C Y Coleman will inspect to verify if it remains serviceable. Chas Russell travels to Kent land amid title issues for Julien school land.
A schoolhouse hearing confirms a township bond issue totaling 153000 to fund a new building. The plan includes a gym, assembly room, and separate vocational shops for boys and girls, shower baths, and eight recitation rooms. Completion is not slated for the coming school year.
Iroquois Farm Bureau inviting farmers business people and families to a community picnic in Alvin Thayer Grove near Foresman on Thursday June 23. The Brook Band will play and Maurice Dugly former Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations secretary will speak after dinner. Fun includes vaudeville stunts games races and a softball match with pets and animals welcome.
A Sunday morning blaze at the Gem Building caused smoke from the second story and drew a crowd. Big Chief Myers located and doused the fire with water, stopping it on the lodge floor over the grocery department. Authorities believe it started from a cigarette stub in the cuspidor. repairs included new floor joists and cemented doors. Lost license plate alert accompanying the notice.
The ceremony occurred Tuesday June 7 at the bride’s home with Rev. D Perry officiating. The couple, joined by family, planned a motor trip to Kentucky and Tennessee before settling in their East Main street home.
The Hereford Live Stock Association serving Newton Jasper and Pulaski counties plans a full day picnic at Quality Stock Farm in Jasper County on June 18. All welcome to attend and enjoy the day.
Tonight Edith Roberts stars in The Unknown Wife and The Lost City with kid prices at 1c 2 kids 12c and 1 adult 25c 2 adults 28c Friday features Constance Binney in 39 East plus Buster Keaton Neighbors 10 26c Saturday Metro Classic Hearts Are Trumps Fox Sunshine 10 21c Monday Viola Dana in Cinderellas Twin Century Comedy 1 20c Thursday Alicia Brady in The Dark Lantern Wednesday Elaine Hamerton in Poor Dear Margaret Kirby Western 10 20c Thursday Earth Roberts in The Fire Cat and The Lost City Friday Fatty Arbuckle in The Round Up 7 reels and pep 15 25c Saturday Will Rogers Cupid The Cowpuncher and Sun Shine 10 20c Coming July 1 Black Beauty
Local residents make visits and travel to nearby cities including Goodland Chicago Englewood Crete and Lafayette. Notes report Mrs Gaines Bowers Blacy Pence and Foresman returning home from DePauw and nursing updates on Roy Dixon diphtheria. Church ministers plan Newton County picnic at McCray’s Cabin with August 22 date.
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