Rousing Kokomo Chamber Meeting At New High School
A large booster meeting of the Kokomo Chamber of Commerce was held in the new High School building. Mr J W Johnson former president and longtime director spoke on cooperation and Kokomo industries. Eleven new members joined. guests included Father Pratt and John Krebser with local clerics in attendance.
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Chamber of Commerce
Phegiey
J. W. Johnson
Kokomo Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Kokomo
Kokomo Brass Works
Father Pratt
Kokomo fCbhamber of Commerce
John Krebser
Yrodie
van Rie
Lioyd Kingman
Lloyd
Glendale
Ariz
Father van Rie
North Judson
Important Notice on Settling Accounts for The News
Advertisers printers and subscribers urged to settle any outstanding accounts before year end. Readers owed money by The News or the Editor are asked to bring in or mail their bill to start the New Year with a clean slate.
Xmas Seals and late hours at local stores
The paper notes stores will stay open every night this week starting Wednesday. It also reports two Rochester high school boys from the Germany area in Fulton County were apprehended by Marshal Johnson while traveling to Florida via North Judson. Their father and the Fulton County sheriff followed them to the scene.
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Joe Dusek
Mary
Bennie
Frankie
Chicago
Rochester High School
Germany
Fulton County
Marshal Johnson
Florida
North Judson
Winamac Democrat
Won Their First Game by Chamber of Commerce Basket Ball Crew
The Chamber of Commerce basketball team opened with a 47 to 39 win over DeMotte Five at the High school auditorium on Friday night. DeMotte entered the game with eight results and relied on long shots against the locals tight defense. The home squad wore new green and yellow uniforms and invite fans to see them play Wheatfield next Friday.
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Chamber of Commerce
DeMotte
Wheatfield
Winamac Team Fights Hard But Falls to North Judson
Winamac net men traveled to North Judson on Friday and lost a fast game 22 to 16. The North Judson hosts provided a splendid welcome and the Winamac squad appreciated the spirit shown by players and fans. The Visited school proved a fine crowd and friendship marked the visit. The Informer notes the gracious reception and thanks.
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Winamac
North Judson
Judyville Founder Judy Makes General Assignment
John F. Judy a Warren County farmer assigns all property to Harley D. Dibhneys of Williamsport Indiana. Liabilities are said to total about 825000 while assets range from 300000 to 400000. Decline in farm land values and lack of market for land prompt the move to avoid lawsuits. Judy owns about 2000 acres in Warren and other counties and founded the town of Judyville fifteen years ago.
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Judy
John F. Judy
Warren County
Harley D. Dibhneys
Williamsport
Ind
Warren
Indiana
Judyville
North Judson News circulates worldwide with Xmas mail
The North Judson News will reach readers in Denmark and East Africa each week, making it a practical Christmas gift sent to absent relatives. Bent Watkins has filed his bond and begun duties as Justice of the Peace, with official materials to perform the office. Squire Watkins offers to hear local troubles.
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North Judson
Denmark
East Africa
Bent Watkins
J.P
Office of Justice-of-the-peace
Squire Watkins
Progressive Republican Split Over Farm Legislation and Credit
Western progressive Republicans hostile to President Harding press for a farm bloc agenda and deny lending him credit for agricultural bills. They align with La Follette and Brookhart against administration plans while Democrats back farmers with genuine remedies rather than rehabilitating the Republican regime.
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Harding
LaFollette
Congress
Progressiveepublicans
North Dakota Farmers Press for Price Support Aid in Washington
John Fray of Turtle Lake described farm hardships to the Senate agriculture committee. He cited unpaid taxes, low crop prices, heavy mortgages, and exodus of young people from farming. He urged two to three years of price guarantees to enable debts to be paid and farms to survive. Local notes mention Konopasek, Miller visiting Overmyer family and Cass County H S basketball near Royal Centre with a 26 22 loss to the Royal Centre team.
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Washington
North Dakota
John Fray
Turtle Lake
N. D
Senate Agriculture Committee
Fray
Asded
Republican Congress
Short Course at Purdue Plan Draws Stark County Support
A two day Short Course in January brings Purdue agricultural expertise to Starke County with demonstrations on dairying soil cattle and home economics. The event offers free admission funded by Indiana and invites all residents to attend participate and boost attendance aiming for 2000 attendees.
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Ordue
Knox
Purdue
Starke County
Indiana
Elste
Sas
Ify
Starke
Fordue
Relief Honor and Credits Listed in News Subscription Book
The notice lists numerous names associated with subscription credits to The News. Names include Beebe Denver, Qhasak Chicago, Mathews San Pierre, Jacobson San Pierre, Prineskey No Judson, Mosher No Judson, Krivanek Chicago, Komatek Chicago, Budka No Judson, Ross No Judson, Wandowski No Judson, Cholz North Judson, Lemke No Judson, Eckert No Judson, Will San Pierre, and Gracber No Judson.
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Nave
Beebe
Denver
Colo
Qhasak
Chicago
Mathews
San Pierre
Ind
Jacobson
Lid
Prineskey
Judson Amiicker
Judson “Ot Man
Ditsek, Jr I
Judson Ter Mosher
Rr2
Judson
Pbs Krivanek
Pas
County Fair attracts readers with two day event
Chas Hankey Hugo Keehn and Mikert Hankey travel to South Bend for Purdue Short pat Knox events January 4 and 5. The notice promises attractions for every second woman in the county and urges attendance on both days.
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Chas. Hankey
Hugo Keehn
Mikert Hankey
Bend
Dan't
Purdue
Pat Knox
Indiana considers WWI veteran bonus similar to Ohio plan
Indiana moves to study a World War I veteran cash bonus modeled after Ohio’s 1921 bill. If drafted by veterans groups, the measure would pay veterans $10 monthly for each month served after April 6 1917 up to a $250 maximum, with an estimated cost of $20 to $25 million and about 187 000 eligible ex servicemen.
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Ohio
Indiana
Indianapolis
Arthur G. Gresham
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Charles Kettleborough
State Legislative Reference Bureau
Gresham
Sunday Oer Event Incomplete Report
Fragmentary OCR hints at a Sunday event with unclear location and details. key names and times are unreadable.
Pioneer Emil Thonert 1889 Funeral in North Judson
Emil Thonert born October 8 1889 near Loubasinz West Prussia emigrated 1870 March moved to North Judson Indiana lived with children in Hamlet until death at 88. Survived by eight children eight grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral last Wednesday at Lutheran church Rev Linnemeier officiating laid to rest beside wife in old North Judson cemetery.
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Emil Thonert
Loubasinz
West Prussia
Germany
Paulina Gussmann
America
North Judson
Emil
Hamlet
Ind
Bertha Born
Dolton
Ill
Frank Thonert
No. Judson
Gust Thonert
Chicago
Paulina Hagen
Augusta Powers
Hammond
Alvina Kortum
Caroline Hunter
Lutheran Church
Linnemeier
N. J
Denham pioneer Martin Majewski dies at 100
Martin Majewski long time Denham resident dies last Saturday at about 100 years old. Father Van Rie officiates. Interment in the Catholic cemetery at town edge follows Tuesday morning services.
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Martin Majewski
Denham
Father van Rie
Christmas services and basketball clash invite
Special Christmas services announced at all local churches. Friday night at 7:30 the Chamber of Commerce Basket Ball team competes with the Wheatfield Independents in the high school auditorium.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wheatfield Independents
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Bank of Stability and Progress
Verne Konopasek
Ben Miller
Griffith
Geo. Overmyer
Royal Centre
Cass County
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Sramek's
Medaryville Town Board
Wessely
North Judson State Bank
Bank of Progress
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