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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
4
A compact editorial previews a column on President Marshall, arguing right is right and harms nobody. It questions usefulness and invites readers to think over the purpose of a forthcoming commentary.
The Democratic banquet closed with Judge Vurpillat hailed for equal rights and fair treatment under his anticipated administration. Supporters toasted Frank Vurpillat as a future supreme court judge of Indiana.
The article argues cement replaces brick stone and lumber in barracks projects cutting costs as Congress funds fall short. It calls for a Washington memorial bridge over the Potomac as a fitting Lincoln tribute rather than a taller monument, noting the Washington monument’s unique height.
The Muncie Press notes Northern Indiana has rarely held high offices with a governor or U.S. senator, while its residents focus on farming roads industry and development. The piece praises regional progress and entrepreneurship in the state’s northern section.
The article notes a shift away from partisan politics toward pragmatic work. It mentions Thomas R. Marshall’s governorship election and possible future leaders from northern Indiana. It forecasts B F Shively of South Bend as a United States Senator candidate, reflecting regional influence in the legislature.
A collage of small ads offers land for sale near an oil station in Valparaiso Indiana, plus notices for musical instruments a Washburn guitar and mandolin, remedies including Beez Laxative Cough Syrup and Woods Liver Medicine, and a $1.00 bottle with 24 doses. Addresses include Mrs H A Little 811 LaPorte Ave and C E McCormick 404 West Washington St Muncie.
Real estate transfers across Starke county include Frederick Barbknecht to Ola Bailey and others, plus Mary E Danielson to Mary Serovy and to Anna Multier in multiple parcels. A devastating Hamlet fire destroyed R. W. Carny harness shop and adjacent offices, with most contents saved from Marsh & Bender and Baughman’s losses.
A Wayne Township Democratic Club banquet featured remarks on politics and public service. Rev N Felden urged honesty in office and praised Bunnell on drainage, while Hon F M Trissal spoke on commerce and waterways. The crowd endorsed Benj F Shively for U S Senator and a committee was named to publicize the resolution.
Local item list includes Christmas greetings, school vacation notice, pension board appearance by A G Hendrys, travel plans of O D Brown, wedding announcements for Randa Kruger Howell and Billy Marquardt, and tales from San Pierre including a humorous high school remark about becoming president.
A town woman Betsy grows tired of housework and learns barbering. She leaves for meals to save money but neglects the home, house dust and broken furniture accumulate. Betsy then admits domestic life is a bother and prefers staying home to do the Monday wash-day lather.
A collection of domestic tips on salting milk to prevent curdling and aeration to avoid burning. Instructions cover serving bouillon, composing buffet salads with heavy seafood or poultry, lemon juice to remove peeling stains, and a simple shortcake batter. A peppermint essence digestant recipe is included with step by step boiling and cooling directions.
IGnel Micah RS Sunday School and church drew a well attended crowd. Wesely Davis visited Miss Maury Iall Sunday evening. Treadiy and Dye and Hall spent Thursday in North Judson. A Lomax school program is set for Wednesday afternoon. A Christmas entertainment is planned at Lomax church Thursday evening December 24. Mr and Mrs Chas Baker visited Round Lake and saw Mr and Mrs William Miller.
Frances R. Noland named administratrix by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Starke County Indiana for the estate of William A. Noland deceased. Estate deemed solvent. December 1, 1908. Attorney Harry C. Minter for Administratrix.
Circuit Court of Starke County State of Lewis C. Foust late of Starke County Lois Craig Foust Administratrix December 18 1908 Harry C Miller Atty for Administratrix
No 573 Indiana administratrix de bonis non of the estate of Samuel A Foust late of Starke County deceased. Mary E Foust Administratrix De Bonis Non Harry O C Milner Attorney for Administratrix De Bonis Non.
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