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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
5
A candidate announces intent to run for Sheriff of Newton County subject to Republican party decisions at the Mayoy marks. The statement solicits voter support from the electorate and is signed respectfully by B. Y H. Staton.
John W Kline asks Democratic primary voters for support in the May election. He formally submits his names and seeks party backing, signing respectfully.
The Brook Reporter notes GC M Martin of Morocco Indiana announcing candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Newton County subject to the will of Republican voters at the May 2, 1922 primary election.
James R. Whiteakker requests voter support in the upcoming May Republican party primaries. He appeals to county voters to back his candidacy and deliver a favorable decision for his campaign.
Pruning and spraying demonstrations scheduled for Friday across two locations Frank Beng- Yey's McClellan Two and Lawrence Rainford's Lake Two. County farm orchard workers finish pruning one hundred twenty trees and move to spraying. Tee-Keepers elect officers at Morocco meeting Waler Sorenzon Lake Village president A L Barker Lake Village vice president Clarence Hayworth Moerocep secretary treasurer. An automobile tour will occur in June to inspect members bees across the county.
A farmer guidance note urges treating seed oats with formaldehyde this spring to protect yields. One pint of formaldehyde in forty gallons of water or a dry mix with one pint water is recommended, covering the oats for two hours or overnight. Will Brown announces renomination bid on the Republican ticket for State Senator from Porter Newton Pulaski counties, pending primary on May 2.
Republican candidate Lo Will announces his bid for Newton County sheriff and asks voters for support at the May primaries. Chester Dickson, Goodland, Indiana.
The solicitation for membership in the U S Grain Growers began in this county last week with reports of strong local units forming. One elevator at Goodland has signed a five year contract as other elevators weigh joining. Also noted is the Thonwind islands group in the St. Lawrence expansion area with 1500 to 1800 stands and summer residences and hotels catering to visitors.
Real estate transfers list several parcels and buyers with dates in 1921 and 1922 including Sarah Helrwth to Amos Hel muth in sections 14 and 16, Lonie F. Kime to Chas Murphy, and others with prices. Also notes miscellaneous items: Forbes Magazine ad copy, biblical quote, observational humor, and short science notes on eels planets cubeb beans and wise proverbs.
The article lists residents visiting and visiting schedules in Ade including Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Corbin and family at Sunday dinner, Bert Haddin and family, Mrs. Willie Gerrich of Roan visiting Marshall Jones, and various neighbors calling at Bert Bell and Chas. Gerrichs. It also notes measles recovery among schoolchildren and a community column featuring oddities and a St. Martin's Summer excerpt.
To the voters of Newton County the undersigned announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Assessor subject to the May 2 primary.
Jacob D Rich announces his candidacy for renomination on the Republican ticket for Joint Representative of Newton and Jasper counties. The primary election is set for May 2 1922 and voters will decide.
John W. Sullivan of Kentland Indiana declares his candidacy for Recorder of Newton County on the Republican ticket subject to the May 2 1922 primaries. He seeks party support and outlines his plan for county records and office efficiency.
Ellis Jones of Temington Ind seeks the joint representative seat for Jasper and Nawton counties. Aware of district boundaries, Jones campaigns on regional development and cross-county cooperation, with details on eligibility and nomination procedures forthcoming.
Fragmentary study notes claim men with larger feet may better measure up in amusements and social settings, while those with smaller feet are deemed less suitable. The text references science but provides no clear data or sources. Many words appear garbled and nonspecific.
A. F. Sherer of Haviland Ohio credits Grande Pine with curing his son’s long standing cough after trying other remedies. The note warns a neglected cough can cause severe lung damage and urges prompt treatment with the advertised product. The ad cites Wayne Indiana claims and lists directions for each bottle.
Sunday School at 9 30 Preaching at 10 30 Christian Endeavor at 6 Evening Preaching at 7 30 9 30 Edward Stair Sept Morning Worship 7 30 Epworth League 6 Evening Worship 7 09 Teachers Training Class Wednesday 1 00 Richard H Crowder Pastor Christian Church Bible School 9 30 Communion and preaching 10 30 Christian Endeavor 6 00 Evening Sermon 7 00 Lord's Day March Our Anti Saloon League speaker J G Stood We cordially invite you to attend all these services Lyman Blood pastor Security Food for chives and pigs at the Feed True a plumhandler can get money out of the average map when his wife cant Fleas Travel on Fleas a new flea s hea witch described Royal Microscopial society in London Fo Marta Doncan explains it started life in underground bee nest These nests are raided by voles during the assault the Helenites attach themselves to the mole s parasite the great mole Ne These tiny pin points of ite are cousins to the scorpion and travel on the mote flea until they reach an underground fungus where they feed and mature
Glando Pine is advertised as a universal cough remedy that relieves throat irritation, stops coughing, and opens air passages. It claims quick action against colds, influenza, bronchitis, and pneumonia symptoms when used at first signs, with dosing guidance and a fort Wayne Indiana company contact.
Notice to bunters warns against hunting shooting or trespassing on lands owned or controlled by the signatories. Violators face prosecution under state law. names include J R Herehman John Montgomery C J Barter Marry Warr Ed Hesa W D Pence F A Tyler Lyona George Joe Ade Joan Foresmas Jacob Bowers Abe Lewees Howard Griggs Frank Ervie Sam Ondre Martin Broa Chas Kindig HM Light Harvey Waling Qee B Start Ed Kilmer Jacob L Bringla Frank Herath Tay Merchant Harry Gerrich Piua Unger M Johnston Wm VanDer Voort
The regular meeting nights are the first and third Tuesday evenings each month. All members are welcome, with Ida Bowers as W. M. and Clara Little as Secretary. Meetings are in Castle Hall on Monday evenings for Visiting Knights, with Wm. VanDerVoort C.R., BE Cunningham K. of R. & 8.
For Further Information sea Direc tors or Solicitors. John Lawrence, Pres. Brook. Chas, E. Hateh, Vice-Pres. Kentlane John A. Wildasin, Secy., Kentiand iJohn H. Cox, Director, Morocco, iHugh M. Light. Director, Brook, B. A. Constable, Treas., Goodland
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