Beveridge Wins By 20 000 In Indiana Primary Fight
Indiana statewide primary yields weak turnout as rural voters stay in fields. Beveridge leads New for Republican U S Senator by about 20,000 statewide with county margins shown. Ralston tops Simms in Democratic race by 254 county margin. Wood dominates district Republican ticket. Brown defeats Sheppard. Rich unopposed for joint position. local races eatured limited opposition and W T U endorsed LaCosse in some townships.
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Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge
U. S
Harry New
Beveridge
Iroquois Township
Beaver
Jackson
Lake
Lincoln
New
Ralston
Simms
Will R. Wood
Congress
Wsfield
JiC_ Brown
Sheppard
Jacob D. Rich
Eilig Jones
Pallnt
Recorders
Sheriffe
Jefferson
LaCosse
Lake Lilncoln
McClellan
Colfax
Martin
Parrish
Kline
Hig Field
Sheriff
Edgar Stewart
Recorder
Adda White
Sullivar
Jackson Township
Stewar
Clara Plunkett
Gott
Hght
Iroquois
Jefferagn
Wntve
Spitter Co. Council
Bohannon
Carson
Congresemian Anderson
Cullinan Bas
Strom
Washington
Fauster Wood
Brown
Murphy
Hess
Steward
Sullivan
Waite
Sneriff Whiteakker
Crawford
Denny
Dickson
LeCosse
Et McCartney
Sizton
St Coroner Ress
Surveyor
Dearhur
Chester Hesse - Laverne Wilson
Davis
McCarty
County Totals Show Sparse Democratic Votes in Colfax and Lake
County totals reveal no Democratic votes in Colfax. Lake voters heavily backed Republicans exhausting ballots. Talks on County Chairman race include candidates Snyder Graves Glick and other figures. sundry precincts list Democratic and Republican tallies with scattered activity across Jefferson Washington Beaver and Lincoln counties.
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Grant
Lewaster
McKee
Troqvoiss Kusgell
Martin
Jefferson
Dixon
Sivelove
Washington
Myers
Haxen D. Beaver
Irvin
Kessler
Jackson
Stucker
Roberta PD
Lincoln
Bruchet
Cox
1Colfax
Dile
Lake
Brown
Rep
Colfax
Iraqisis
Deweese
Anteliff
Bonds men offer to sell the road for cash
George Barnard visited Chicago for an interview with Cummings and Wilcox about selling the railroad for 200000. Cummings counters with 275000 and more, and after the talk they left east. He says if the road is secured trains could run in ten days, suggesting rolling stock may be borrowed from another road. Which line could it be?
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George Barnard
Chicago
Cummings & Wilcox
Cummings
Bernard
Lavelle Farm Sold For 200 Per Acre
The 100 acre Lavelle farm one mile north and east of Fowler sold to John B. Sheetz of Lafayette for 200 per acre. possession set for March 1st 1925. Sheetz previously owned several Benton county farms and holdings in other counties and Canada.
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Benton Go. Tribune
J. D. Chancellor & Gon Agency
Fowler
Robert Lavelle
John B. Sheetz
Lafayette
Canada
Lavelle
Put Out Fly Traps For Clean Alley's Summer Aid
An urging note promotes using fly traps now to curb pests. It stresses timely, decisive action to prevent bigger problems later in summer and encourages sweeping alleys to reduce flies.
Boost the Band Encouragement for Brook Concert Season
Town urges support for the local band Brook to lift spirits and sustain a lively season of concerts until summer. Residents are asked to back the Boys and keep turnout high to boost morale and cultural life.
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Brook
Bass season ends until June fifteenth notice
Fishermen urged to observe bass regulations as spawning beds from May first to June fifteenth will yield thousands of young if disturbed. Town authorities announce May fifteenth as the start for cleaning up alleys and streets, urging property owners to prepare rubbished piles for quick removal. Henry Peardurff, Marshal. Also a note about the play Tolable David showing May 16 and 17 with Mrs Leonard Harris visiting relatives Perry Gaines and others.
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Henry Peardurff
Temple Moviegrams Preview and Shows This Week
Temple listings advertise Charles Ray in Two Minutes to Go on Thursday and Over the Hill by Wil Carleton in the afternoon and night. It notes prior runs in New York and six months in Chicago. Friday and Saturday feature Frontier of The Stars and The Four Horsemen, with a Paramount show slated for May 10. The May 18 release date is tied to The Frontier of The Stars.
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Charles Ray
Wil Carleton
New York
Chicago
Thomas
Paramount
Three Brook Citizens Die In Last Week
Brook reports the deaths of Eli Pence 70 plus farmer and long time resident, Joseph Whiting Civil War veteran aged 77, and Wim Mayhew who had been ill for years. Pence leaves several children and siblings. Whiting survived by wife and seven children with no funeral arrangements yet set. Mayhew's death ends years of residency with many children and a grieving wife. Further notices to follow next week.
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Brook
Eli Pence
Joseph Whiting
Aud Win
Mayhew
Pency
W W. Pens
Mrs. Moore
Entiet
Washington
W. W. Pence
Thad Pence
Ferry Pence
Harlan
Town
John
W. D
David
Waynetown
Ind
Charles
Wright
Minnesota
U. B
Whiting
Haaving
10Th Sinois Cavalry
Wim. Mayhew
Ben
Jones
County Board of Education Meets at Kentland
The County Board of Education held a regular meeting Monday in Kentland with Chairman Schanlaub and trustees plus town presidents present. They adopted last year’s rules, ordered the School Bulletin printed, and discussed funding a public health nurse. A three member committee consisting of Mark Foresman Charles Russell and Wilson Lemaster was appointed to pursue the proposition and report back.
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County Board of Education
Kentland
Schanlaub
B. F. Roberts
Mann.Spitler
Daniel Odle
Ora Sellers
Charles Wittenberg
Charles Russell
Ross Hagegen
Wilson Lemaster
Wm Graeflty
Angus Washburn
Mark Fordeman
Mark Foresman
Charles Ruszell
Wilson le
Local and Business News Highlights and Mentions
Mixed items from Brook and nearby towns cover sales, jobs, and notices. Advertisements note shoes at Leopold and farm goods from Greenhose Goodland. Local travelers, car for sale, eggs for hatching, ponies for sale, and railway patrons’ meeting update the week’s briefs with several follow-ups on residents and industry activity.
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Leopold
W. S. VanDerVoort
Brook, Ind
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Lacosse Rep
DEM
Etta Hess
Jennie Bruce
TREAS
Pemuchratic
Rein
Dist
Fred Snyder
Milton Graves
Dr. Glick
I Kentland
Ana
Tates
Mi 60
Sanders
Shively Mine
Senator Howard
I Spooner
Thompson
Jones Co
Bruck
Reausurer
Aedap Thuntate
Gott Ass Sheriff Dowling
Spinney
Purkey
IWEEK
Barnard and
Lavelle Farm
Tol'able
Leonard Harris
Mrs. Perry Gaines
Temple Moviegrams
Joseph White
WM. Mathew
Mee
B. &. Warr
Leopold's
the Four Horsemen
Charles Lowe
Brook Vistors
Greenhose
Goodland
Hannah Klitner
John Gridley
Arthur
Fred Lyona
Attica
C. & d. CG. Railway
Ulyat
Mapleton
Wisconsin
Henry Wolff
Gary
Henry
River Bridge
Hubert Berlin
Harry Lent
Galva
Ilinois
Tom Gott
Europe
A. R. Dillon
Rensselaer
Indianapolis
Thuce Beagley
W. E. Barry
Mra Beagley
Goodland Owing
Ed Booth
Chris ~ Helderty
Walcott
Tha’ Teague
Changnon-Freeland
Frankfor
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