03 Sep 1920
Page 4
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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
4
Wanted dead and undesirable animals for disposal at the Kentand plant. Trokage for sale at all times, rate four dollars ninety cents per hundred. Telephone charges apply. Phone 124F Kentand Indiana.
Public notice prohibits hunting shooting or trespassing on lands owned or controlled by the signers. Violators will be prosecuted under state law. Includes list of names and affiliations with Masonic and local affairs and references to meetings and insurance association leadership.
An owl observer notes the bird awake at dawn and feeding, counting nine mice swallowed within four hours. The farmer is advised to take notice of such behavior and consider adjusting poultry losses accordingly.
The article notes rail transport dominance, with the United States carrying a large share of global traffic. It cites freight and passenger volumes peaking in the early 20th century, highlighting freight ton miles and efficiency gains, plus a wartime surge in rail use before 1917.
A concerned group urged adequate rates as Ti's resolution faced a stoppage amid disputes. The article notes the involvement of Agee Tate Hepsi Fe and RS eCht, with references to pension-like concerns and credit securitization affecting present aged figures.
The Filipino House of Representatives debates independence with English used in sessions for the first time. Key speakers Dent rex De Gueman and Virata, graduates from the University of the Philippines, note English education and discuss paths toward self governance under future status. The executive context pushes protecting railways from receivership while awaiting independence.
Doland claimed the championship cup after edging Borklund by ten feet on the final hole. Contests featured Crisler of Brooksville Little, Harms, Hess, and others, with awards for multiple flights and consolation events. The Annual Banquet honored George Ade and officers as the club plans a 3000 yard course expansion and notes growing membership across Goodland Kentland Crook and Rensselaer.
A. F. Skorer of Haviland Ohio touts Grando Pine as life changing for his son’s chronic cough. The ad extols three bottles delivering relief and promotes quick, inexpensive preparation at home with one pint from three ounces of Glando Pine. It claims benefits for bronchial issues and whooping cough, urging readers to keep it nearby and follow directions.
Montgomery and Bayier note Bernard Longwell will visit John Hershman and friends on Monday with Frank Turner starting work that day on a Telephone Company project and related items.
Public notices in Newton Circuit Court October Term 1920 reveal Wm R Woolley administrator seeking sale of John Wildrick estate lot. Tunis Wildrick non resident is urged to appear by October 14 or demur. A second notice in the same term covers Curtis and Ethel Hatfield seeking adoption of Florence Lamming with unknown parents also non residents. appearance or demurr required by October 15 at Kentland Court House.
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