Kicking to Victory The Rugged Road to Success
A Bloomington Ind May dispatch shares motivational vignettes about persistence. A milkman finds a frog on a butterball after its tale of stubborn effort. The piece cites Washington Bruce Jones and others, urging readers to endure trials, test themselves, and keep kicking toward success amid economic hardship. It notes Indiana University campus trees like the ginko, olive cypress, and magnolia as curiosities and ends with a reflection on optimistic prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauntless Resation
George Washington
United States
Robert Bruce
Tia
Bruce Tal Himgely
John Paul Jones
Tey
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Japan
W Hose
Department of Botany
Fourth annual club roundup drew 1300 plus attendees
More than 1300 boys and girls attended the fourth annual club roundup at Purdue University May 2 to 4 representing 600 counties. The event offered short courses in agriculture with judging demonstrations by faculty. Winners included Robert Hulley Marion in corn and Joseph Perry Columbus in livestock judging, among others. Plymouth led demonstrations, with Parke and Goshen county teams placing in contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Imeu[anes
Knosciuska
Robert Hulley
Marion
Huntington County
Crawfordsville
Worthington
Harrison County
Idam
Moresville
Joseph Perry
Columbus
Brazil
Mathew Yount
Scottsburg
Plymouth
Parke County
Goshen
Logansport
Moores Hill
Scott County
Dorothy Worrel
Hendricks County
Montgomery County
Harriett MecGutcheon
Vanderburg
Jean Summitttville
Lilluian Starkhouse
Summittville
Clay County
Uni
Working students at Franklin college earn higher grades
A Franklin Indiana survey by Bethe Webb Ellen Crawford under Prof E H W Shideler shows 44 percent of local students work for pay and earned 22.15 credit points in the first semester compared with 17.27 by nonworkers. Workers averaged 3.16 more credit points than nonworkers.
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Franklin, Ind
May
Indiana
Bethe Webb
Jeanor Crawford
Franklin College
E. H W. Shideler
Franklin
Classified Ad Teaser for Sales and Rentals
If you have something to sell rent or exchange phone 28 find buyers fast with a Reporter's ads. This compact header echoes the newspaper tone urging readers to place ads for quick results in the upcoming issue.
Notch Jack and Clydesdale stallion stand at Chapin farm
Pure bred Beau Ideal No 8954 and Criterion's Best No 1F940 stallions will stand the entire summer at Chapin farm four miles east of Troquois schoolhouse. Terms: 10 to insure healthy cost, service fee due if more is parted with. Chapin and Thayer May 19.
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Jack
Criterion
Chapin Farm
Troquois
Chapin & Thayer
Local News From East Chicago And Lafayette Circles
L. L. Hershman visits Chicago on business while a letter from Hube Berlin notes prosperity. George Conn suffers a nervous breakdown at his East Chicago home. Families like the Gritleys and Bishops visit relatives in Indiana. Various social events and hospital news populate the week from Clarke County to Lafayette with church and school activities mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Conn
East
Chicago
Jennie Conn
Clarke County
Indiana
Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights in Ade Church
The Washington township Farm Bureau met at Ade Church Friday night with a men’s quartet performance by Bert Kenoyer William Whaley Sr Merble Chapman and Harold Spangler drawing applause. June 16 was named as the farm bureau picnic day for all township farmers and their families.
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Washington Township
The
Farm Bureau
Ade
Bert Kenoyer
Wiliam Whaley
Merble Chapman
Harold Spangler
Power Sprayer Boosts Orchard Spraying Efforts
William Van Dyke of Kentland has acquired a power spraying outfit with a two horse power engine and a 300 pound air compressor, delivering a fine spray at five gallons per minute. The device promises thorough spraying for the upcoming apple crop, and his work is praised as up-to-date and efficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William van Dyke
Kentland
van Dyke
Purdue expert outlines striped cucumber beetle control
Tafayette Ind May 8 Purdue University Extension head Frat JI Davis explains a dust method to curb striped cucumber beetle, a major pest of cucumber melon crops in Indiana. Mix one pound calcium arsenate with twenty pounds gypsum and dust on plants when beetles first appear, reapplied every three to four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tafayette
Ind
JI. J. Davis
Purdue University
Grant Township Farm Bureau Meeting in Goodland
About twenty five members attended the reg ular Grant township Farm Bureau meeting in Goodland on Saturday night. Preliminary plans for the township picnic were discussed but no date announced. Orders for binding twine reached 4300 pounds and a local handler was urged. Neely Wilson & Son of Brock reported their store room inoculated soybeans with gluci method and assisted multiple farmers, noting soils nitrogen enrichment.
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Grant Township
Farm Bureau
Goodland
Neely Wilson & Son
Brock
Wilsons
Railroads Prohibited From Outsourcing Shop Repairs
The Railroad Labor Board ruled that railroads cannot contract their repair work outside their own shops. The move aims to keep control over workers and likely faces supreme court review. If upheld, repair costs may rise as competition for outside work is curtailed.
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Railroad Labor Board
Imen
Railway Board
Supreme Court of the
U. S
Labor Board
Pine cough remedy claims cures for child and adults
Relates a Haviland Ohio shop owner named A F Sherer praising Grando Pine as a cure for his son's long cough. The ad warns neglectful coughs weaken lungs and raise illness risk, promotes three ounces to make a pint of cough syrup, and urges readers to order from The Gin Company Fort Wayne Indiana. Mentions use for coughs cold bronchial ailments and croup, with preparation directions and Montgomery & Snyder selling location.
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A. F. Sherer
Haviland
Ohio
Claude Pine
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Eastern Stars Schedule and Notices
The regular meeting nights of the Eastern Stars are the third Tuesday evenings of each month. All members are welcome. Clara Little, W M. Ida Lowers, Secretary.
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Eastern Stars
Clara Little
W. M
Ida Lowers
Notice Against Hunting on Protected Lands in County
For the protection of birds and harmless animals all persons are notified against hunting shooting or trespassing on lands owned or controlled by the undersigned without the owner's permission. Violators will be prosecuted under state law. Names listed include Wm VanDerVoort Geo Stair Ed Kiifner Jacob Bringte Frank Heratd Joy Merchant Harry Gerrich Plus Unger M Johnston J R Hershman John Montgomery C J Barten Harry Ware Ed Hess W Pence F A Tyler Lyons George Jos Ade John Foresman Jacob Bowers Aberewees Howard Grigga Frank Ervin Sample Martin Bros Chas Kindly HM Light Harvey Waling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. VanDerVoort
Geo. B. Stair
Kiifner
Jacob L. Bringte
Frank Heratd
Joy Merchant
Harry Gerrich Plus
Unger
M. Johnston
J. R. Hershman
John Montgomery
C. J. Barten
Harry Ware
Hess
W.D. Pence
F. A. Tyler
Lyons
George & Jos Ade
John Foresman
Jacob Bowers
Aberewees
Howard Grigga
Frank Ervin Sample
Martin Bros
Chas
Harvey Waling
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Optimists
Andler
Lebanon
S. G. Kindig
Kindig Brothers Indiana
Ots
Tal'able
L. L. Hershman
Hube Berlin
W. A. Gritley
Kankakee
Ulinois
Arthur Bishopp
Lafayette
John
B. Lyons
John Pence
Schuyler Jones
Joan
Greencastle
Eastern Star Club
D. J. Burley
Karr
Burey Hostetres
John Elison
Renselaer Hospital
Filson
John Fores
Man
Mrs. Ezra Fix
Berhard Jamies
Mr. Fix
Mrs. Fix
Howard Myers
John Stonehill
O. M. Lyons
Link Light
Lewise Unger
Ruth Pence
D. Robinson
Foreign Missionary Society of the
U. S. Church
Lizzie Buswell
McDonald
A. T. Buswell
C. B. Mallath
Frank Brewer
Mar
Oscar McCarty
Henry McFarland
oGeraid
Harvey McCarty
U. BR
Chirch Lawn
Church Lawn
Krarmers
E. F. Duvall
Jessen's Jewelry Store
Rensselace
Grant Twp Farm Bureau
the Brook Reporter
Newton County
A. D. Babcock
Winl
Tankagy
Tankaga
E.S. Hess, Mer
Montgomery & Snyder
Marcus Foresman
Brook Tud
G. D. Larrison
T. E. Collier, M.D
Attech
Brook, Ind
C. A. Wood
J. E. Tinder
D.V.M
Ofice
Lyons & Hershman
Riati, Lodge
Castle Hall
Ww. VanDerVoort
C. C, R, E, Cunningham
AL M. Lodge
Walter G
W. S. Gunningham
Connecticut
Hartford
National Liberty
W. 5
Cunningham
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