06 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
1
In Old Town, city officers step down as new leaders assume office. The transition brings fresh oversight and changes in local governance as the new board members take their seats and begin implementing their agendas.
The town forms a new board with A A Spiiung as president Otto Artimaon and F J Vesselyr as members C Al Mc Cormick becomes town clerk Joe Dolezal remains treasurer Herman lenry named marshal and Joe Koza appointed deputy sheriff with oath given. The retiring officials praised for debt reduction drainage projects and school bond progress as the new board plans to hire an attorney and health officer.
Damned by the seer the worker Jan faces the Old Year and a mythic task in the power plant. He studies levers named War and Peace as dawn breaks. The tale ends with a fever of love amid gloom and a shared fear for those without a glad New Year.
A skeptical view contrasts the farmer's imagined carefree winter with the true toil of farm life. The farmer rises before dawn, feeds livestock, milks, clears snow, tends chicks, repairs gear, and endures cold while pondering taxes and the day’s labor.
The first annual Fleur-de-lis club reunion and banquet gathered nearly forty members and guests at Bureh's hall with a four course meal and toasts. Music by Steiskal Bros. accompanied a program of recitations and reminiscences about early club history. Local reports note editor Nelson's return, Mae Hlad's Chicago resignation, and a big annual poultry show at Koox. Patrons urged to prepay stamp supplies and provide coin-holding boxes for rural mail service. A New Year barber joke about whiskers elicited stories, and marriages and dances at Dusek's hall were announced along with wedding of Minnie Ringhard and Phillip Wansganz.
The Starke County Farmers Institute conducts annual sessions across the county this week with Harmmett and North Judson meetings. Instructors lead sessions on preservation, crops, and farm concerns as local residents attend for instruction and entertainment. Farmers are urged to obtain 20 cent membership cards supporting the program.
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