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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
4
In a summer wave of heat, families recall loved ones lost to accidents on boats and in cities. The essay urges balance between rest and responsibility, noting high drowning and heat-related risks in Chicago and crowded districts.
The Royal Centre Record contends state recorders seek more money and stay around ballot casters for jobs. The Wakarusa Tribune notes enemies arise from ambition and public courage, praising active, fearless citizens and dismissing quiet faultless individuals.
Chas Brown of Knox transacts business in town Monday. Labor Day picnic by the band boys Sept 7. D Fuller from San Pierre credited for a year of News. Miss Ada Schricker and Chas Sennett wed today. Niagara Falls Buffalo Westfield and Erie trip noted. Mrs Lizzie Munshaw of South Omaha sister of late Willard McNett suffers paralysis and is hopeless. Misses Ruby and Birta Reen visit De catur and Treasle Munchenberg joins them for Niagara Falls trip.
A petition from Rail Road township residents asks Starke County Commissioners to grade drain and pave two miles of new free gravel roads designated as road No 1 and road No 2. The document lists numerous signed residents and notes the roads would connect existing gravel routes and an U S rural free delivery line. A hearing is set for September 7 1908 in Knox.
Martin Vanoskey, resident of North Judson Wayne township Starke county Indiana, requests a license from the Starke county Board of Commissioners to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in less than a quart quantities with on premises drinking at a first floor room 21 by 33 feet in the Burch block building at the corner of Lane and Main streets Knox. The hearing is set for the first Monday in September 1908. MARTIN VANOSKEY.
John Stejskal of North Judson Indiana applies to the Starke County Board of Commissioners for a license to sell spirituous vinous or malt liquors in quantities under a quart with on site drinking. He also seeks permission to operate a land and tobacco stand in connection in a 20 by 30 foot room on the northwest corner of lot 4 North Judson.
G N Peterson cashier signed the bank statement for Citizens Bank North Judson Indiana as of August 10th with assets including Loans and Discounts 2 8 00 4600 expense details and capital paid in 310 000 00 The document notes no public funds and is sworn before Notary Public Harry C Miller with commission expiring December 12 1911.
Transfers recorded in Starke County include F J Ebunk to James Glascock for nwgq in sec 23 Calfornia to warranty. Lena Fisher to Clara Fisher for whf nwy neq in sec 21 Center to warranty. William Wallace to Anna Wallace for e hf ce hf neq sec 35. Jacob Keller to Edward E Marsh. Jacob IH Wright to Jacob Wright. Monroe C McCormick to Helen M Perry and others in multiple tracts. Eliza J Jones to Alfred C Steenburg in sec 34 California tp.
Local items from San Pierre Indiana record visitors such as Miss Finklestein of Chicago and Mrs Emma Arndt from Clarkshill. A new baby is reported at Fred Olscheski’s home. A lightning strike at Stanishhans Publish barn kills a horse and destroys hay. Henry Dolezal and Antonette Wallish wed at the bride’s home. A large Luken family reunion occurs with six daughters and twelve grandchildren.
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