Local News Roundup From Town and Nearby Trips
Capt Pruette was back in town on Monday Peek Mr and Mrs Otto Herath and family visited the farm manister Mrs Ida Sell Eugena Steel and wife called on Mrs John McCabe in Hrook Wanted to hear from owner of farm for sale lowest price and full particulars Jones Box 651 Olney Miss Velma Stonehull visited Chicago last Friday Miss Carrie Walling returned home late week visiting her mother Mrs Charles Waling Mr and Mrs Lee Clarke went to Chicago for a few days Walter Parkison returned from Indianapolis Blonde Courtright welcomed a baby boy Woman's Study Club met with Mrs M Thayer Rhinehart Bossing and wife visited Charles Adamson and sons Lenm Berlin with her sister Miss Janice at Turdlus If you have something to sell rent exchange PHONE 28 an ad in the REPORTER brings results The Kings Daughters meet next Thursday afternoon with Mrs Elmer Cline Ivan Welshaar visited his parents Mr and Mrs Paul Welshaar Pharmacist at Hooks Drug Store in Lafayette Mr and Mrs Wm McMillan hosted a Sunday dinner party List includes Mrs Alice Merchant Mr and Mrs Ed Sell Mr and Mrs Charles Kindig and family Mr and Mrs Roy Sell and gou Miss Ruth Little and Mr Lars Sell Sick list growth at RB H S with numerous absences Harry Warr tested seed corn showing 97 ears strong with three weak ones
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Wm. McMillan
Alice Merchant
Ed Sell
Charles Kindig
Roy Sell and
Gou
Ruth Little
Lars Sell
Groceries and local notes from Brook area ad page
A condensed local column recounts small ads and community happenings. It mentions Wm. Koester and Son groceries, Muresco for walls, Delmar Martin's heart spell, hatch eggs, area visits to Purdue and Brook, a birthday party for Mrs Lyons, school day at Iroquois, medical and funeral updates, and a memorial for Norwegian-born Paul Hanson detailing his American-identified life and community respect.
Local Notices and Personal Items From Franklin Area
Mr William Saker isolates William Franklin in farming while Mrs Art Reading and Migs Blale Perking spent Saturday in Lafa ret e William Franklins buys a new Ford from the Ircok Sales Co. Bring in your draes and spadera to be sharpened. Ray Ward offers wood boxings for spaders and discs. Miss Vera Doty accepted a millinery trimmer job in Franklin Indiana and left Indianapolis to start.
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Art Reading
Migs Blale
Perking
Lafa~ Rete
Draes
Ray Ward
Vera Doty
Franklin
Indiana
Tdianapolis
Famous scientists declare future advances from chemical lab
John Raymond reports that eminent scientists predict tremendous progress in the years ahead will emerge from chemistry laboratories. The interview highlights pivotal experiments and the role of disciplined research in shaping technology.
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The
Chemical Laboratory
Newton County Sheriff Candidate Seeks Republican Support
Dear voters I announce my candidacy for sheriff of Newton County pending endorsement by the Republican party at the mayoral meeting I respectfully request your support. Sincerely B. H. B. Staton
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Newton County
Marls
John W. Kitna
Newton Democrat seeks Sheriff nomination in May primaries
A Newton Democratic candidate files for sheriff in the upcoming May primaries. The entry requests support from John W. Kitna, signaling backing from local party networks and a push for ballot inclusion in the May nominating contest.
G O M Martin Declares Sheriff Candidacy in Newton County
G O M Martin of Morocto Indiana announces run for Republican nomination for Newton County sheriff. The declaration states candidacy is subject to Republican voters at the May 2 1922 primary election.
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Brook
Newton County
G. OM
Martin, Morocto
Ind
Newston County
Joint Senator 1 Announces renomination Bid
Will Brown declares candidacy for renomination for State Senate from Porter Newton and Pulaski counties on the Republican ticket. Primary election scheduled for May 2.
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Porter
Newton
Pulaski
Will Brown
Age of Chemistry Foretold by Edison in New Era
In a recent interview Thomas Edison declares we have entered the Age of Chemistry, noting lab workers’ feats as proof. He cites synthetic materials from coal tar and envisions future advances including synthetic foods and poisons, warning of a world transformed by chemical power and warlike threats.
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Thomas Edison
Edwin E. Slosson
Berthelot
Yunnan
Community notes reflect library attendance and local events
Observance week drew 771 visitors to the Library while over 150 school children attended Story Hours. A new series of twenty “Facts on Disarmament” pictures is featured. New books praised include Roberson My Brother Theodore, Ransavelt Conner Acres of Diamonds, Dutchingon If Winter Comes, and more. Local notices report residents’ movements, a stroke recovery outlook, a birth, theatre reopening, and plans for the upcoming tournament with Bill Hart in O Mally of the Mounted.
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T Twenty
Roberson
Theodore Ransavelt
Republican Nomination Seek Newton County Assessor
A candidate announces active pursuit of the Republican nomination for Newton County Assessor ahead of the May 2 primary. The statement identifies Sherman as the likely primary site and indicates countywide candidacy.
Llournamment at Valpo Weekend Event
Friday and Saturday details for Llournamment at Valpo. Mentions Charles and LaVerne Dennett with the measles. The M E Ladies Aid met with Mrs Eva Corbett last Wednesday. Edward Waling of Jasper county visited relatives Wednesday. Homer Kemper from Wheatfield came Wednesday to discuss farm settlement with Lyons Rich and Light.
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Llournamment
Valpo
M. E. Ladies Aid
Eva Corbett
Edward Waling
Jasper County
Homer Kemper
iWheatfeld
Lyons, Rich & Light
Former Editor and Lost Master of Fowler DN
Fowler Ind February 24 word has been received from the Franklin Masonic home of the death of D Med Williams aged 91 years one of the oldest residents of this county. He was a prominent figure in Republican politics in his part of the state for many years. He was postmaster of the rural office for eight years. Harley Deardorff returned from Danville Saturday and remains over Sunday. He departs Danville to take charge of the Pelle Meade Creamery Co at Nashville Tennessee where he will oversee the plant. He won promotion at Danville with the Sigar Creek Co which owns the controlling interest in the Belle Meade Co.
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Fowler Ind
Franklin Masonic
D. Med. Williams
Willams
Ais
Harley Deardorff
Danville
Hilolson
Pelle Meade Creamery Co
Nashville
Tennessee
Sigar Creek Co
Belle Meade Co
Origin of Boot Heels in Persian Sandal Fashion
Persian origin boots feature heels attached to sandals to keep feet from burning sands. Heels varied in height with nine inch examples noted. When high heels appeared in Venice they were called Schapineys and richly decorated, matching the era’s fashion.
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Venlow
Chapineya
Procki
Insects Survive Freezing Then Revive in Warmer Air
A description notes insects such as travelers in mountain regions found bees and butterflies above the snow line that were stiff and apparently dead after freezing. When brought to warmer valley air they revived in a very short time, illustrating that torpid insects can endure freezing without lasting harm.
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Warner
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Peek
Otto Herath
Manister
Ida Sell
Eugena Steel
Hrook
John McCabe
Jones
Box
Olney
Velma Stonehull
Chicago
Carrie Walling
Charles Waling
Mrs. Lee Clarke
Walter Parkison
Indianapolis
Blonde Courtright
Woman's Study Club
Rhinehart Bossing
Gotland
Charles Adamson and Sons
Lenm
Berlin
Apent
Janice
Turdlus
Kings Daughters
Elmér Cline
Ivan Welshaar
Paul Welshaar
Fes Pharmacist
Hooks Drug Store
Lafayette
RB. H. S
Laura Mallat
Lloyd McCarty
Ruth Bartlett
Velva Bartlet
Alice Weldon
Florence Weldon
Villa Hartang
Paul Sell
Freda Myers
Janice Hood
Mary Brown
Kenneth McCarty
Lucille Lyons
James Mather
Vernon Koester
Merle Deweese
Truman Sell
Wesley Hiestand
Harry Warr
Wm. Koester and Son
Mrr
Will Sunderland
Muresco
Montgomery & Snyders
Delmar Martin
Plymouth Rock
Otto Berath
Leonard Crudten
Purdue
Sway
Georg
Withue
Jack Ricker
Wrights
Montgomery & Snyder
Don Burley
Chesney Hatch
Orpheus Lyons
Mrs Lyons
Iroquois School
Elsie Perkins
Edward Corbin
Wm. Corbin
John O’reilley
Frank
Brookstar
Stephen O'Reilley
Elmer Skiver
Wentland
John Stockton
Morocco
Charles Russell
Wesley Hospital
Dr.Conner
Paul Hanson
Momence
Ruth
Wtendh
Coratle Franklin
Lee Morry
DB. Franklin
American Telephone, and Telegraph Company
A. C. ‘Thompson
North of Kulman
Ole
Jasper. Co. Tema
Paul Hattson
Mo-Monee
Mr. Hanson
Norway
America
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
William Saker
William Franklin
William = Franklins
Ircok Sales Co
I. H.C
Titan
H.C
Lyons & Hershman
H. G
OPERN
Jay
PRACL
Stetch
John Raymond
B. HB. Staton
Poli
Jana
New York
Temple Theatre
William
Hart
O’ Malley of
Northwest Mounted Police
Agnes Ayers
Rudolph Valentino
D.W. Griffiths
Four Horsemen
fReleasel
Karr’s*Cafe
Yorhoutley
Library Notes
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O'T Brien
Mystic Islea
South Seas
Haworth—Trailmakers
Northwaat
L. E. Lyons
Sherman White
Kentland
Bruce Begley
St. Louis
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Resselaer
Butt
Manford Shrimplin
Donovan
Bill Hart
O'Mally
the Mounted
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Charles and
LaVerne Dennett
Fowler
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