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Newspaper

Brook Reporter

Location

Brook, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1920

Page

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Anything the Matter with the Uniform

The piece defends General Wood, praising his executive, military and patriotic virtues while criticizing opponents who say a military man should not lead. It argues veterans showed dedication, returning to work without complaint and rejects the idea that military service harms public leadership. It concludes patriotism should not bar a veteran from office.

Feneral Wood Tne General Wood Free America

Otis Farm Big Stock Sale Sets State Record

John Poresnan and John Sunder attended the sale on the Otis farm on Tuesday. It is described as the largest farm sale in the state with eighty horses, two hundred four cattle, and fourteen acres of farm implements sold. The Otis estate ends farming this ranch and will lease or sell it.

John Poresnan John Sunderland Otis Teesday

Article 10 Denatued by Republicans in Senate Vote

A 56 to 26 Senate vote denatures Article 10 of the peace treaty. Sixteen Democrats supported the Republicans. President Wilson faces a divided party and a difficult path as allies may accept compromises. The piece notes the president's precarious position amid the broader treaty debate.

Senate Mr. Wilson U. S League

Political Announcements and Local Red Cross Meeting

A collection of notices shows several political announcements for Newton County and nearby areas. Candidates announce runs for Auditor and Judge in the Thirtieth Judicial District with primaries set for May 4, 1920 or 1930. The Brook Branch of the American Red Cross met at the Library with officers elected and talks by county service staff.

Jasper Newton Tom John A. Dunlap Jnderal Emmet M. Larne American Red Cross Lastriday Harry Warr John Lawrence Asurer Wonibitidge George Merchant J. Rich Rebel Reed

Lunch and dinner items plus a car shop sale noted

The text lists foods like toasted bread with eggs, Grape Nuts, steak with Spanish onions, mashed potatoes, cold slaw, pies, cookies, and fish dishes, then reports Claude Fix & Co garage sold to Clarence Cadwallader of Attica who will run repairs with guaranteed work and stocked gas and oils.

Schulz Claude Fix & Co Clarence Cadwallader Attica Cadwallader Igawe Hiro Séif

County trucks fined for road damage during heavy hauling

The county faced severe road deterioration with heavy hauling deemed impossible. Army and other trucks were fined under state law, despite drivers claiming immunity. Superintendent Skinner ruled the penalties apply equally to all, including military vehicles.

Morocco Loward Tarse Skinner

Hampshire Breeders Organize Hampshire Breeders of Newton County

Ten Hampshire brewers in Newton County met at Maroes Tuesday and formed the Newton County Hampshire Breeders Association to promote interest in Hampshire hogs assist beginners and hold sales of animals. Officers for one year: H. L. Sammens president J A McCabe vice president Rt M Davis secretary and J D Law treasurer. Arrangements were made to start the Pig Club April first.

Hampshire Maroees Newton County Hampshire Breeders Association H. L. Sammens Kentland J A. McCabe Trook Rt. M. Davis Morocco J.D. Law

Beauty Market’s Bold Pawn Plot Tops Temple Theatre Show

Sensational film tale stars Katherine MacDonald as Amelie Thorndyke a society girl who pawns an engagement present to Captain Laird amid moral tension. Captain Kenneth Lake and Ashburton Gaylord swirl in a tale of wealth, love, and unconventional choices at the Temple Theatre this week.

Katherine Macdonald Amelie Thorndyke Katherly MacDonald Temple Theatre Miss MacDonald Ife Hope Kenneth Lake Amelie Seniel Ashburton Gaylord Amelia Captain Laird Gaylord Laird Amelie Dary Temple

Looking After The Soldier s Interests

Two veterans exchange news in a corridor conversation about Red Cross and Home Service activities. They discuss a Frankfort meeting of the Red Cross Service Section and Indiana University trained secretaries, luncheon details, and plans to engage the American Legion for further talks on government insurance. The piece notes high interest in Red Cross aid for soldiers and a broader push to educate on insurance benefits.

Joe Hub Ueuse Red Cross Ofire Emirse Bob Frankfor Hare Service Section Red Cross Frankfort Home Service Eigin Indiana University Clinton County Rosa L Krause South Bene Parrish Field Central Div Misa Helen Pearson Shy Hep Lndianapoli Morrison Shafer Rensselen American Legion Jon Sam Reali

Brook High School Banquet Highlights Local Sports Night

On March 11 Brook High School hosted a community banquet at the Brook Community building with students and teachers. A mini basketball tourney crowned Kertland as champions followed by an indoor baseball game and a film segment with light entertainment.

The Brook High School Kertland Iris J. J. Wilson Joe Hadger Brook

Temple Moviegrams Feature Multiple Silent Stars

Saturday Eugene O Brien appears in The Perfect Lover at Temple. Elmo The Mighty and Vod A Vil Movies present. Monday Enid Bennet stars in Happy The Married. Wednesday Katherine MacDonald in The Beauty Marker. 16 and 30 Touraday Mary McLaren stars in Bonnie Bonnie Lassie. Saturday Elaine Hammerstein for Country Coveln Vod Vil Movies and Elmo The Mighty.

Eugene O’brien Lover Elmo the Mighty Enid Bennet Katherine MacDonald Touraday Mary McLaren Bonnie Bonnie Lassie Elaine Hammerstein Country Coveln

Local notices and sales items blur the sheet

Fragmentary ads and notices from a 1910s era newspaper list farm work requests nurse training and household goods. It mentions a Girl's Glee Club concert, visits to Mrs. Spoor, a Ford sale, hatching eggs, and a special peach sale. Also notes a marriage announcement and various job postings and classifieds.

Carnation Day at the Temple and Sunday School Convention

Carnation Day at the Temple scheduled for Wednesday March 24 with 200 ladies entering the theatre. A Sunday School convention follows in Rook Indiana at 2 30 PM featuring program music scripture reading prayers and a nominating committee for the ensuing year.

Troquois Township Rook Indiana America E. Is Foresman J W. Herbert Soto Ivan Bowers Omevra Laura B. Lyons Ale Kort Addreay Duct Chrathin Rey J J. Wilson

MISS JENNIE STAIR DEAD AT HOME OF SISTER IN BROOK

Miss Jennie Stair born January 19 1842 near Brook died March 12 1920 after a long life of infantile paralysis. Funeral held at Mrs Eva Corbett's Brook home with burial at Goodland Cemetery. she was cared for by her mother Riley Stair and later Mrs Corbett and family members.

Auilay Jenmie Stair Eva Corbett Brook Riley Corbett Corbet Mrs. Sawyer of Valperazzo Jennie Stair Pailin Margaret Ann Stair Sie Riley Stair Goodland Ceimpetars

Local Methodist men plan social and charity group formation

A group of Methodist Church members and others plan a temporary organization with a permanent one to be formed April 1. They aim to meet Sundays as a Bible class and hold monthly business and social meetings including a social banquet on April st with speaker C. Patterson of Tipton County. Charter members to join by April 1 and learn more from listed organizers.

Methodist Church Wiles Patterson Tipton County Ita Cluns Roy Lawrence Alvin Tanger Glenn Reed Claude “Warr Arthur Welshaar Harry Brunner Edw. Stair R. E. Gifford Dr. Tindar Chas Beil Henry Smith

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