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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
4
The Christian Church announces all services at the usual hours. Next Sunday includes studies on Possibilities and Our Responsibilities led by E. B. Chancellor. Promotion day in Sunday School. attendance encouraged. Communion will be observed at the morning service. lay delegates elected for the conference. Pastor leaves for conference Tuesday morning.
Real estate transfers listed include Alexander Elijah to Frank Elijah for a 4 percent fract and various sections in Aug 1920 totaling 8800 dollars. William N Johnson to Walter Van Syde for part in Sec 3 Tp 28 with $1800 on Sept 10 1926. Hensler to Cox and Cox to Hensler cover Meeter Add Thayer with 1 dollar deeds. Foster to Reed in Sapp Add Gashland dated Aug 25 1920 for 800. Strole to Lishopp partial land in Tp 28 R 9 with sections 26 and 34 Sept 8 1920.
Indiana hunters are informed of migratory law open seasons with dates and bag limits. Wild duck coot gallinules and kings geese plan Sept 16 to Dec 31 with 15 bird limit. plover 15. jacksnipe Oct 1 to Nov 30. woodcock Oct 1 to Nov 30 with six. prairie chicken Oct 15 to Oct 31 with 7. quail and ruffed grouse Nov 1 to Dec 19 with 15. possession limit 45 for three consecutive days. Also notices on insurance and accident risk from Fred F Killin Fowler Indiana.
A Benton County Farm Bureau gathering at Oxford produced ideas for the Brook Stock Show meeting. Tips urge stopping non laying hens, culling early molters, and marketing nonproducers. A Pig Club report notes plans to show pigs, with sales options after the Livestock Show. Another farmer, Alvin Tullis of Goodland, reports commitments for three pigs. Seed decisions prompt questions on sowing wheat next week after the Fly free date. A Jefferson Township farmer plans a fifty five acre sowing, weighing risks of winter kill versus fly pressure.
A short tale follows Robert starting as a hairdresser and then walking with his father toward home. After two miles in the country the boy, weary but cheerful, replies he is not tired but glad they are not just starting out.
Listing of multiple real estate transfers dated 1920 including Thomas Moses to Bessie Moses Ny Sm See Lake Two lot transfers. George Elmer Miller to Merit Hagen Part W S See Feb 22 1920. Jos M Bennton to Henry Brand on Part SW See Sept 2 1920. Susanna Major to Abraham Sticknoth Lots 8 9 Black 28 McCray Ade and Coens Add Kent-Naud Feb 14 1920. Francis M Swift to John D White Lots 7 8 Black 6 Edwards Sells Add Bravk Sept 7 1920 with varied sums.
In the hot Mexican deserts specimens of cactus have been known to breach 30 to 40 feet in height. Researchers note extreme growth conditions and cite measurements from field surveys. Observers warn against misreadings and emphasize the rarity of such specimens.
Notice is given by the Newton County Indiana treasurer that on October 3 1920 at 2 PM bids will be received at the county courthouse in Kennland for twenty highway improvement bonds of 440 each totaling 8800. The bonds dated June 2 1919 bear 4.5 percent interest payable May 15 and November 15 each year for ten years. Bonds issued under an order of the Board of Commissioners to fund highway improvements in Washington township. First bond due May 15 1920, then every six months. Right to reject any and all bids reserved. John J Sell treasurer.
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