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North Judson News

Location

North Judson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1921

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Fifth Month Cow Testing Sees Promising Heifers Rise

The Starke Co. Cow Testing Association reports five months of testing with several promising cows leading the pack. Some cows run off feed this month reducing flesh and milk production due to rains and new pastures. Gluten feed or gluten meal recommended by Dr. Craig of Indianapolis as economical and effective, with no harmful effects. R. B. Durham, Official Tester.

Starke Co Craig Veternary College Indianapolis R. B. Durham

Cows Producing Over 40 Lbs Butterfat Highlight County Notes

The county agent highlights a surge of cows yielding more than 40 pounds of butterfat this month. He urges owners of these top producers to share views on testing and recommends time proven dairying methods from the contesting association as reliable demonstrations backed by long records.

Contesting H. W. Davis Brown Status of Tax -Commissioners Todiana Indianapolis Board of Accounts Scott County LaPorte State Board of Fonts

Xmas week hours and local obituaries in North Judson

All stores open evenings for rest of week. Banks and stores closed next Monday for Xmas. News notes include visits by Gust Koci and family, Rev. Trodie’s letter from Frank Ross in California, Willard Atherton and Elsie Baum’s Newark wedding trip, Allen Davis and bride’s Xmas visit, Alumni vs NJHS basketball at Pickell’s hall, Lyceum program changes, Florence Eusworth recital, Victor White’s move to head department at Washburn College, Xmas program at Isis theatre, and J M Caddy's death in Mansfield Ohio with family survivors.

Gust Koci Emma. Dusek Jos. Dusek Allen Davis F. G. Davis Pickell’s Hall H. S. Lyceum Florence E Usworth Isis Victor White Washburn College Topeka Kan H. E. White Isis Theatre J. M. Caddy North Judson W. Mansfield Ohio Gilboa Dora Caddy M. R. Caddy LaPorte Evin Fairbanks So. Bend Dora Benedict

Warden's Overstepping Sparks Criticism in Culver

Culver citizens recount clashes with a local warden Miles over fishing and hunting charges. He released two men after proving the pier was outside breeding limits and paid a town fine for blocking traffic. In Plymouth a case against Charles Coar for hunting without a license was dismissed after witnesses testified Miles misused authority and seized an unloaded gun on Coar’s land. The State Board of Conservation faces scrutiny as critics say enforcement fuels public hostility.

Miles Culver Academy Bish Marsh Plymouth Charles Coar Bourbon Conatabie Pelton Bouron Voreis Coar State Board of Conservation

Lanam Defeats Parmley in Winamac Boxing Show

About 250 fans attended the American Legion Hall event in Winamac on Tuesday night to watch Jack Lanam of Winamac knock out Walter Parmley of Knox after nearly eight rounds. Referee Leroy Thompson ruled no foul, though Parmley claimed one in the seventh. The card also featured local Battling Mason and Eckert, Bill Ferrier of LaCrosse, Joe Sudis of Denham, and South Bend’s Whitie Clements versus Logansport’s Jeffries in six rounds.

Winamac Jack Lanam Serg Walter Parmley Knox American Legion Bill Ferrier LaCrease Joe Sudis Denham Sudis LaPorte County Whitie Clements South Bend Young Jeffries Logansport

Quail Feeding Urged To Safeguard Next Season

George N Mannfeld chief of the state fish and game division asks sportsmen and farmers to feed quail through winter to protect next year's supply. He notes quail are unusually plentiful this season and warns severe weather could kill thousands without feeding and care. Protective clubs are forming to assist the effort as agencies coordinate to boost the bob white population.

George N. Mannfeld Fish and Game Division State Conservation Department Mannfeld Fish and Game Protective Clubs Bobwhite

New Year's Eve dance at Isis follows week of holidays

North Judson and Wayne township public schools closed last Friday for a week’s holiday. Alumni vs. N. J. H.S. basketball game set for Pickell’s hall next Friday at 7 30 p.m. Admission 25 cents. Mra. Otto Altmann hosts Ladies Aid at 2 80 p.m. January 4th with assistants. Rapha Steen and Florence Bell wed last Saturday at the M E church with Rev. Trodie officiating. Funeral for Mrs Pred Sramek held at the Catholic church Thursday with interment there. Out of town relatives noted from LaPorte and Chicago.

Isis Wm. Walker Helen Friend Chicago P. Walker North Judson Wayne Township Pickell’s Hall Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church Otto Altmann Calvert Barkduill Gibson Rapha Steen Erie Florence Bell Ohio Trodie Mra Pred Sramek Father van Rie Catholio Ce Ae Fot Jermann Joe Jaronand LaPorte

Gold Star County Honor For Starke Sunday School Work

County Sunday School workers celebrate Starke earning a Gold Star for 1921 1922 by paying 5c per enrolled member on time. Starke ranks 12th in the state with hope for continued success toward Evansville convention June 13 14 15 and a gold star pennant for delegates.

S. G State Association Indianapolis Starke S. S U. S Evansville

Wardens Aid Farmers In Hunting Violation Case

Delaware county reports a state conservation unit aiding in prosecuting trespass and hunting without permits. Harry Fleming Pliny Garrett and Webb Yingling face fines after pleading guilty in Mancie justice court for hunting without permits and a horse on Har vey gserr farm died valuing $1 000. The case notes liability for damages under the law.

State Conservation Department Wist Ormers Care Delaware County Joe NaManonleid Fish Eeame Division Wanile Bunting Harvey Gserr Mancie Harry Fipming Pliny Garrett Webb Yigaling Tiigne Kerr Dens Fleming Garet Yingling

I Echo a Neighborhood of Love and Change

A speaker recalls quarrels and renewed sight after recognizing bias. He renounces hate and begins praising neighbors named Tom Dick James John and Jake, finding peace by adopting a kinder view and boosting those around him. Walt Mason.

Johnson Jones Fred Bunkum Tom James John Jake Walt Mason

Infant Wiliam Melvin Lain Died In Tate Age One

The infant son of Mr and Mrs Lester Lain of Tate died Friday at age 1 year 28 days. Burial followed Monday at Round Lake cemetery after services led by Rev Tannehill. Also noted Winamac friends learned Leander Wurpillat sailed from New York three weeks ago for Italy and arrived safely. He formerly worked in real estate and insurance at Fort Wayne and left to seek relief from eye trouble. A Bremen note comments on gas findings near the Enquirer office with speculation of a gas gusher and urges conservative views.

Wiliam Melvin Lester Lain Tate Round Lake Tannehill Winamac Leander Wurpillat New York City Italy Fort Wayne

Plymouth Electric Plant Reorganized After Sale

Plymouth Republican reports the Plymouth plant will be rebuilt with increased efficiency and horsepower after the sale to South Bend and Chicago investors. Mr Snoeberger remains president. Mrs Snoeberger becomes a director as the company retains its name. A new line from South Bend to Plymouth will allow quick power supply during outages, saving about 100000 in new equipment costs.

Ane Rhoeberger Stantial Sdivernate Electria Light & Power Coxpo & Bryan South Bend Eepin Chicago Bryan Indiana &Michigan Electric Co Big Electrical Company Chapin Plymouth Company Snoeberger Plymouth Plymouth Republican

Rare Badger Captured in Indiana Neighborhood

Will Heiser brought a rare badger to town found on the Dewey Overmyer farm. Northwest neighbors hunted it with dogs and dug it out from a 6 foot burrow after trailing 40 feet. The 17 pound carnivore is the first seen locally and echoes the Badger State nickname from Wisconsin’s early days.

Will Heiser Dewey Overmyer Northwest Indiana Wisconsin Culver

North Judaon stores extend evenings for holiday trade

Tom Koza returns from Chicago to spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs Joe Koza. Banks of Starke County closes next Monday January 2 for New Year. NJHS basketball beat Boone Grove 42 to 9 at Pickell's Hall. Next Friday Alumni meet NJHS in a highly anticipated event. Beat Pickell's ball at 7 30.

Tom Koza Chicago Joe Koza Starke County Boone Grove Pickell’s Hall Pickell

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Los J. Dick Newman Schuyler G John Neuman A Claude Newman G. H McCormick ‘Maggina Rev. Trodie Frank Ross California Frank Golden West Willard M. Atherton Newark N. J Thos. Atherton Willard Elsie Mildred Baum First State Bank North Judson, Ind Serg. Parmley Rebekahs I. O F. Hall Alice E. Wright N. G Enquirer Bremen Culver Citizen North Judson State Bank Bank Ind The
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