Stalwart Tigers Beat Kankakee In Stinging 5 to 7 Clash
Sunday game action shows the Stalwart Little Tigers defeating Kankakee 7 to 5 after a lively contest. Tigers tally in first and sixth innings while Kankakee counters with five in the third aided by costly Tiger errors. Beetham, RK. Mvtentinkey, Clark Earn, Keller, Bunker, Hertze steal bases. Madsen and Pennon strikeouts noted. Next Sunday punishes Star City in a potential supremacy bust.
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Little Tigers
Tigers
Kankakee
Beetham
Vtentinkey
Clark
Earn
Keller
Bunker
Hertze
Madsen
Pennon
J. Trtnoskey
Star City
The
Kuester
Trinos Charlpee
Trinosky
Keller Os iMarto
Hans
Palzer
Warning on unwholesome eggs in North Judson
Town health officer Dr. Fisher warns residents that bad eggs may be sold and urges strict enforcement of state law. Offenders face fines from ten to one hundred dollars per offense and warrants may be issued for violations. Officers must seize unwholesome animal carcasses and eggs and forward evidence to a police judge for action.
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Fisher
North Judson
Justice of the Peace
Narrow Escape as Bullet Misses Night Marshal Kuester
Night marshal Kuester barely escaped a fatal shot near Keller and Janovsky store at 12 40 am. A man fired from a barn within four feet, the hat was penetrated, and Kuester reached for his revolver as the assailant fled. The motive remains unknown, with suspects and speculation noted. Fred Marquardt moves to town and W H Jordan from Chicago becomes farm superintendent.
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Marshal Kuester
Kuester
Keller & Janovsky
Main Street
Louie Jermain
Mathews & Fruits Meat Market
Burch’s
Mr. Kuester
Villian
Fred Marquardt
Henry Lightcap
W. H. Jordan
Chicago
Marquardt
Conn Will Not Seek Indiana Governor on Independence League Ticket
Charles Gerard Conn, Elkhart horn maker and publisher, reportedly will not run for Indiana governor on Hearst's Independence League ticket. Conn’s backers now think he may oppose incumbent United States Senator Beechly if Democrats win in the state this fall.
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Charles Gerard Conn
Elkhart
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Hearst
Independence League
Conan
Mr. Conn
I.echively
United States
Help These Little Folks Win a Prize in North Judson
A local appeal seeks support for Owen Spoor and Geneva Spoor nine and thirty one year olds who sell the Saturday Evening Post. They hope to win a $500 Shetland pony and cart by selling papers in North Judson before October 1 requiring five cent purchases weekly.
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Owen Spoor
Geneva Spoor
Orris Spoor
Saturday Evening Post
North Judson
Shetland
Owen
Geneva
Former Middleton Lumberman, Frank Litzenberger, Dead by Own Hand
Frank Litzenberger a wealthy Middleton lumberman and former Panhandle chief clerk under Agent Bennethy in 1901 and 1903 died Wednesday in North Judson. His body was found in a stream beneath a bridge with a 38 caliber revolver nearby. He left notes to his manager and wife. His estate valued at over $100,000.
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Frank Litzenberger
Middleton
Panhandle
Bennethy
Litzenberger
Be3es and Beehives Irish Wit Story
A Winamac Irishman recounts homesick brag about bees, claiming bees in Ireland are enormous and in America are no bigger. He notes hives are small and jokes that the bees rely on their own dom lookout to enter.
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America
Ireland
July Heat Records Hit Eight-Hour 90 Degree Span
Uncle Mat Lawrence logs July days with 90 degree plus readings. Notable highs include 98 degrees on July 11 and 12, 98 on July 30 noted as blood heat, and a stretch of eight hours at 90 degrees on July 25. The month was the hottest July in years.
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Mat Lawrence
Local Notes and Classifieds Brite Yet Brief
Eli Green of Knox was in town on business several days last week. For Sale 15 tons fine timothy hay in stock cheap if taken at once. Frank Heilman R F D 2 North Judson. Leap year delays a wedding as the couple had planned to marry in spring but the bride-to-be balks at the timing.
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Eli Green
Knox
Timothy
Frank Heilman
North Judson
Wheat acreage in Indiana falls as farmers switch to corn
Indiana farmers reduced wheat sowing in 1907 from 1906, turning toward corn and other grain for stock. The state bureau of statistics recorded 2,391,478 acres in 1906 versus 2,059,615 in 1907. Despite lower acreage, 1907 wheat yielded well at 14.58 bushels per acre totaling 33,674,726 bushels.
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Indiana
State Bureau of Statistics
Agnew Jr Visits Winamac Between Trains
Joseph B. Agnew Jr of the Winamac Republican made a pleasant call in town between trains Friday evening, stopping by during a layover and chatting with locals before resuming travel.
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Joseph B. Agnew, Jr
The
Winamac Republican
After Harvest Jubilee Association names officers and committees
The executive committee met and approved a slate of officers and committees for the year at a public town hall meeting. Finance chair Frank Dahlke and numerous subcommittees are listed, with no date set until the finance report is received. Organizers urge readiness and extra effort to ensure the Jubilee is the best yet.
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After Harvest Jubilee Association
Town Hall
Napoleon Peterson
Chester A. McCormick
Geo. A. Nelson
Charles A. Baker
Frank Dahlke
Martin Vanoskey
Jacob Keller
Louie Jermann
John Stejskal
L Ki. Mosher
C. H. Kuester
S. Bybee
Rev. N. Felden
A. J. Bunnell
P. O. Englerth
G. W. Schricker
C. BE. Netherton
James Dolezal
Frank Wessely
E. A. Snort
Thomas Koza
I’. P. Irmiter
H. Bunke
C. A. McCormick
Chas. Hruska
G. H. Baker
P. 4. McCormick
N. L. Littrel
C. Neupert
Henry Mathews
Otto Altmann
W. N. McNett
Geo. A. Smith
D. I. Leslie
C. Neuport
Joe Sindelar
L. B. Wakeman
Frank Gross
Dr. A. Fisher
L. C. Foust
Ollie Walker
Finance Committee
Blacksmith Shop Sold to Chicago Pair in Town
Hal Green of English Lake reports in town Monday en route to Knox. L P Hiatt and son sell their blacksmith and machine shop to John Gans and Thomas Gorzelany of Chicago. The buyers, skilled blacksmiths and machinists, will make extensive improvements and took possession immediately.
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Hal Green
English Lake
Knox
L. P. Hiatt and Son
John Gans
Thomas Gorzelany
Chicago
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Lee Mansbottom
Ransbottom
Starke County
Lee M. Kansbottom
Ullet
Fiat
Ailant
Badls
Chas G Conn
Uncle Mat
Jubilee
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