Jat Page Feature Highlights Mule Teams and Horse Show Winners
Jat Page reports a mule and pony show with Raff Ranch entries and multiple classes. Winners include Bernard Fleming with Grand Championship Hereford and James Hendry presenting a prize. the event notes weather, bands from Indianapolis, and senior participant John D B Foresman Sr at 89. The text lists various contestants by name and animal type, including mules, draft teams, saddle horses, ponies under 12 hands, and Shetland ponies, with a long run of non-winning finishers and comments on performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Warr
Jim Hendry
Clarence Palmer
Harry Warr
Clarencee Palmer
Nandy Amog Bashelor
W. C. Hadden
Alta Branton
Mary Nichols
Pierce Harwood Gaylord Fleming
Joe Hooker
Orvil Snodgrass
Shetland
Henry O'Brien
Kentland vs Logansport A windy decisive victory
Kentland defeated Logansport with a 13 point first half lead. Logansport rallied in the second half with a 69 yard interception return for a touchdown and a late scoring push, but Kentland's defense and wind held firm as the game ended with Kentland in control despite missed goals and scattered passes.
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Kentland mi
Logar Sport
Branton
Kent
Logansport
LogarSport
Keptrow
gBoak
Logansports
City of Bridges
Morocco Defeats Rensselaer 7 0 In Close Season Opener
The Morocco football team opened the season with a 7 to 0 victory over Rensselaer in a hard fought game. Morocco controlled most of the field in the final minutes while Rensselaer made two strong forward passes to threaten. The Newton county squad showed strong form and training, earning early season bragging rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocca
Trensselaer
Morocco
Rensselaer
Une
Rensselaers
Newton County
Brook Wins Over Mt Ayr in Rough Baseball Tilt
Brook defeated Mt Ayr 22 to 9 on a Tuesday morning as weather and fielding errors plagued the game. The Brook-Parr clash Thursday ended 4 to 2 with Parr favored to win on merit, and poor attendance was blamed on competing events and football weather. Meanwhile stock judging by Professors Schwab and Rusk drew praise for clear explanations after the awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
Purdue
Rusk
University of Illinois
Kentland Plant Offers Animal Reduction and Tankage
Kentland Indiana ad offers dead and undesirable animals call for animals and pay telephone charges. Tankage at 3.50 per hundred at the plant. Phone 1347. Sore throat epidemic among teachers with first Cufford Davis then Miss Neff and Miss Hays succumbing. Miss Ethel Mead and Miss Pauline Lyons substituted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentland
Indiana
Hess
Mer
Teachora
Cufford Davis
Misa Neff
Hays
Ethel Mead
Pauline Lyons
Hog Sale At Sunnyside Stock Farm October 15
A rural auction notice describes a hog sale at Sunnyside Stock Farm near Brook Indiana with 20 head of boars and sows in first class breeding form. It highlights champions and notable sires including Beau Duster Yankee Master and The Yankee with terms cash or bankable at 6 percent. Sale date October 15 in a big tent, rain or shine, catalogues available. Stakeholders STROLE BROTHERS AUCTIONEERS Harvey Williams Walter Koon J Coble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook
Kentland
Morocco
King of Giants
Brook Town Election Notice 1922 for Town Officers
The clerk of Brook town in Newton County Indiana commands the electors to vote in the town library basement on the first Tuesday after the federal holiday in November 1921 for town officers per the attached certificate. Witness the town clerk W R Woolley at Brook office September 27 1922.
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State OF
Indiana
Newton
I. W. R. Woolley
Brook
W. KR
Woolley
Newton County
Yalians
W. R. Woolley
Brook Indiana Marshals Notice of Election
The town of Brook in Newton County Indiana will hold a town election on Tuesday November 8 1921 in the Library Building basement to elect officers named in a certificate by W R Woolley clerk Witness dated September 27 1921 signed by Marshal T a Doardurff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook
Newton County
Indiana
W. R. Woolley
Insurance association notice with local officers listed
The Warmers Musual Ensurance Association of Newton announces cheapest and best insurance available. For information see directors or solicitors. John Lawrence president, Chas B Hateb vice president, John A Wildasin secretary, John H Cox director, Hugh M Light director, B A Constable treasurer. Notice to M. No trespassing on lands owned or rented without written permission from the undersigned Hugh Light er Sunderland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawrence
Brook
Chas
B. Hateb
Kentland
John A. Wildasin
Secy
John H. Cox
Morocco
Hugh M. Light
B. A. Constable
Treas
Goodland
Hugh Lighter
Sunderland
Patrons Protest Loss of Road and Industry Stakes
Testimony details the economic impact if a coal road is abandoned. Farmers and businessmen from Brook and surrounding towns describe plant values, elevator inventories, and job losses totaling tens of thousands, with claims that abandonment would force junking multiple facilities and halt local industry.
Real estate transfers and appointment notice in Indiana
Real estate transfers listed for Newton County Indiana dated September to November 1921 involve Alya Brotard to Joseph Brun ton Lot 23 Lyons Add Brook $31,000. William Kales to Peter Stavras SW SE Sec 17 Lake two $2,000. James C. Murphy Admin 40 El sien R. Hunter Lots 4 and 2 Block 3 Kessters Add Morocco $2,000. Stella Mae Garrard to James BE Hoon and wife W 14 NE Sec 3 Jackson two $8,500. Adolphus J. Howel to Anna Mil jareth SE E See 13 Bearer two $1.00. Anna Hildreth to Eva Leona Howell 8% SE NE Sec 15 Denver. Jesse Cox and wife to Weblinda Francis part lot 6 John Wilsons Add Goodland Sept 17 1921 $1.00. Notice of appointment announces Edw D Sell as Administrator of John A Soli deceased in Newton County Indiana dated Oct 1 1921. TABE HIXON DeMOTTE THUN
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alya Brotard
Joseph
Brunton
Lyons
Brook
William Kales
Peter Stavras
Lake Two
James C. Murphy
Elsien R. Hunter
Kessters
Morocco
Stella Mae
Garrard
James BE
Hoon
Jackson
Adolphus J. Howel
Anna Miljareth
Bearer
Anna Hildreth
Eva Leona _ Howell
Denver
Jesse Cox
Weblinda Francis
John Wilsons
Goodland
Local News and Social Notes From Kentland Area
ADE NEWS reports social visits and travel among residents including Charles Porter in Gary Suh and Bud Wedon to Kendland. Mentions of farm activities like oats and corn, potential husking, and veterinary talks by Dr Kigin on tuberculosis eradication in cattle and hogs. Also notes illnesses, family visits, and Sunday dinners among local families.
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Sule Teams
Raff Ranch
Clifford Herath
Gaylord Fleming
Orval Snodgrass
Patles
Carl Faylor
Eck Wools
Omar Denton
Donald Freeman
John Hardy
Samuel Molter
Harold Wilson
Darold Hamman
Ray Handley Gee
Carroll
Wesley Heistand
Luther Harkrider
Dorin Myers
Luther Whaley
Bernice Hammacher
Hazel Ferris
Brant Shaffer
J. O. Sunderland
Joan Foresman
Frank Morton
Emery Work
Kotes
Roy Lawrence
Indianapolis
John DB. Foresman, Sr
Bernard Fleming
Hereford
Helfer
James Hendry
Sim
Poland
Chinas
Sunnyside
Strole Brothers
Harvey = Willams
Walter Koon
J. Coble
A. T. Doardurff
Association OF Newton CO
Paga 4
Percy
Alva E. Herriman
Thornton
Tit
Fred Lyons
Rock
Beaver City
Welshnar
Julian
Foresman
Lawrence H. Lyons
John A. Soli
D. Sell
Tabe" Hixon
Demotte Thun
ADE News
Chas. Porter
Gary Suh
Bud Wedon
Kendland
Luther
Pleming
Clyde
John Lewis
Dick Bartlett
Johny
Kentlang
Meredith Lawe
Tab
Mather
Clyde Fleming
Lloyd Burton
Kigin
Veterinary Department
T. B
The
Brook Publishing Co
Fred A. Phillips
Continental Hartford National Liberty
Connecticut
Cunninghar
the Brook Reporter
Marcus Foresman
Brogt Ind
G. D
Larrison
Res
T. E. Collier, M. D
Brook, Ind
C. A. Wood
Dentist Brook
KB. F. Duvall
Jessen
Rensselaer,Indiana
J.E. Tinder
D.V.M
Lyons 2
Horstoenr
Lodge
Castle Hall
Harry Gerrich
C. G
R. E, Cunningham
Fo& A. M Lodge
Walter G. Hess
W. M. W. S. Cunningham
Ges
Eastern Stars
Eastern Star Chapter
Ida Bowers W. M
John Lawrance
Anna M. Kitt
A. J. Kitt
Wilson
Attica
Greene
Ethel
Remington and Goodland
Charles Denham
Hartford
Kansas City
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