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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
6
Five hundred ninety one pupils from rural county schools registered at the Live Stock Show Brook. The Animal Conference of County Agents will meet at Purdue late next week starting Wednesday noon. County Agent Davis plans to attend and bring back new ideas for the year.
The Poland China breeders of the county plan their first association sale at the new Kindig pavilion in Kentland this Saturday afternoon starting at 1 09 o clock. A select group of forty five animals will be shown and county farmers may improve their herds at reasonable prices. Consignors include Bert Kenoyer Frank Spitler Charles Spangler Murphy Bros Strate Pros Ray McClatchey and Wm Whaley from Jefferson and Washington townships.
The Newton County Chapter 45 calls for Red Cross members to join a pageant titled The Red Cross of Peace to promote peace activities. Mrs Ruth Mougey Worrell leads a local group with neighbors to support the production. The event emphasizes peace service, not profit, with a $1 duty to support a broad campaign. Royal Neighbors will serve lunch on election day.
An advertising blurb touts Glando Pine as a pleasant, fast acting cough remedy. It claims to relieve throat irritation, stop coughing, open airways, and reduce phlegm in pneumonia or bronchitis, with a concentrate mixed into syrup or honey for a pint.
An old farmer notes the end of back breaking grain handling as portable and stationary John Deere Grain Elevators replace manual scooping into cribs and high bins. Two models offered for quick transport and adjustable height to fit separate or combined crib buildings, with freight options.
A string of quirky quotes and snippets follows a London society tone. Topics include Siamese head dress customs, a man newly freed from his first wife, fragile virtue in marriages, and a deaf couple devising a clever door light system to signal visitors.
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