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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
6
Notices announce the Knights of Pythias Lodge meeting schedule in Castle Hall with visiting Knights welcome and officers listed. Also presented is a Farmers Musical Insurance Association of Newton County with local directors and officers named for Kentland Brock Goodland Morocco and Goodland.
NOTICE TO HUNTERS 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 owner permission Violators will be prosecuted under the laws of the State J R Hershman John Montgomery J Barton Harry Warr Ed Hess W Pence F A Tyler Lyons George Joe Ade John Foresman Jacob Towers Abe Dewees Howard Griggs Ervin Sam Odle Martin Bras Chas Kindig HM Light Harvey Walingier Starr Ed Klitner Jacob L Bringle Frank Hoerath Jay Merchant Harry Gerrich
A quirky artifact notes a heated, biased clash using odd phrasing about education and intellect. It references a supposed match of wit versus schooling, with humorous digs at Cambridge bred types and a London Spectator tone.
Local brief notes plus social items. Many names and places appear in scattered form. The column mentions an inter class tournament Friday at the Coliseum along with social calls and health notes.
A Haviland Ohio machine shop owner credits Glando Pine for curing his son's persistent cough after three bottles. The ad touts Glando Pine as a simple, affordable remedy approved for coughs colds bronchitis and croup. It promotes sending 50 cents to The Gland-Aid Co Fort Wayne Indiana or obtaining ingredients to make a pint of syrup.
Protection to The Buyer says Chevrolet guarantees price to the purchaser up to May 1 1921. The ad touts value across power looks finish quality and economy and offers to review the car with the buyer.
Notices show multiple 1920 real estate transfers with dates in September. Transactions involve John Merchant to Charley J and others, Thomas Grant to John Willian Hack, Freeman O. Bicknell to Homer J. Turner and Oscar Turner, plus Miller to Wii Min and McClean. Amounts range from $1.00 to $6,000.00 with Lincoln area references and section marks.
In Union Indiana farmer Mr Cain describes economical hog fattening for market. Sows were purebred mated to a purebred sire, fed corn oats bran during pregnancy and suckling. Pigs received corn wheat middlings and tankage, with limited rations in summer. Excellent pasture, water and shade supported strong pig growth. Purdue cooperation aids farmers and plans to expand demonstrations statewide.
A large audience heard Republicans discuss the League of Nations and tariff policy. Speakers praised avoiding war and supporting protective duties to shield American living standards from foreign competition. The event featured remarks by Jim and others, with lively anecdotes and advocacy for Republican leadership.
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