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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
5
OilPull tractors offer proven efficiency for sun baked prairies to muck rice lands with a guaranteed burn of all kerosene grades. Built in Rumely plant for oil burning, the model features throttle governed engine for automatic speed control and strong belt or drawbar power across 3 to 10 plows.
A vintage advertisement touts Glando Pine as a swift throat remedy and cough suppressant. It claims relief from throat irritation, bronchial congestion, and pneumonia symptoms, urging home use at first cold signs. The ad notes preparation by The Grand-Aid Co. Fort Wayne Indiana and mentions selling through druggists.
Denise Wilson and others transfer Lots 1 2 and part 5 Block 8 Kesslers Ada to Frank Mc Connahey and wife. Mary E Peck conveys to Olive Hough parts of Dotys Add Morocco. Various transfers include Watson to Jessie C Hitt Lot 3 Greiders Add Goodland Aug 24 1920 for 1800 dollars and other perches in Morocco Goodland and surrounding parcels with dates Aug 18 to Aug 26 1920 and small sums 1.00 to 875.09 involving multiple owners and blocks.
The Boston Transcript comments on a trend toward fingerprinting newborns. It questions the plausibility for future writers of mixed infant plots and scenario-driven narratives as this practice grows more common. The piece suggests concern about limiting storytelling possibilities.
Booster choir practice Friday at 7 30 followed by study and training class. Special choir work for Sunday services with illustrated sermons on The Sinful Heart and The Spirit-filled Heart. Baptism will be administered after the evening sermon. E B Chancellor Minister invites all public.
M E Church calls next Sunday School Day with an out of town speaker on modern education and a seven thirty evening service with multiple speakers. The local observers present educational needs. An all member canvass for the current expense fund is set for Thursday September sixteen. Teams start early and aim to finish by afternoon. members urged to donate or call Clarence Sunderland if away.
Gladys Brewer from Washington township earned a State Fair Home Economics school trip awarded by the State Bureau. A Newton County livestock judging team, including Lawrence Shepard, Martyn Arnold, and Bernard Fleming, attended the fair. The Farm Bureau funds youth opportunities, while local breeders plan to display Poland China stock at the Watseka Fair. A Taylor Fouts farm soybean meeting near Caulen drew attendees from several states to discuss seed production and the crop’s growing value.
Brook Library Board meets September 7 1926 at 7 30 AM to discuss a proposed tax levy by town and townships for the Town of Brook Township of Iroquois and Township of Jackson. Funds totals and a budget covering books binding salaries and maintenance are outlined with figures for each area and category. A church Sunday school note follows along with social notices and short quotations.
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