Indiana Assembly Sets Tone for Frugal Securing a Steady Session
Governor Marshall's message inspires lawmakers to pursue a careful, economical session. Senate leaders, Lt. Gov. Hall and Speaker Veneman steer a disciplined path with committees tightening expenditures. Cravens named floor leader. Cravens and Veneman praised as strong governs. Proctor to introduce liquor repeal bill.
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Grohoth
Tralb
Senate
Evan
Stotsenverg
New Albany
Robert E. Proctor
Elkhart
Marshall
Proctor
New Lodge Officers Elected and Installed
List of new officers for local fraternities includes Moprern WoopMenN Nyeet heeded OG Dye V.G Melvin Bybee Secretary G W Lawrence Treasurer H Eberhart Trustee Herbert Malcom K O T M Tentr No 19 Commander Albert Foust Record Keeper Jas A Tomlinson Appointments to be made by Commander C C Harry Richardson Prelate Geo Smith Henry Alberding K Of R and S F G Eatinger Mof A C0 W Weninger L4t 0 5 2002 Bert Hay OG MR Caddy Trustee Gus Long Biggest dance of the season at Dusks hall Monday evening Feb 27 Everybody invited
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Nyeet Heeded
Dye V.G. O
Melvin Bybee
G. W. Lawrence
H. Eberhart
Herbert Malcom K
C. C
Harry Richardson Wein Seit Yau
Caddy Trustee
Gus Long
Dusek’s Hall
A 1911 calendar marks holidays across months
The calendar shows many holidays in most months with August lacking a major holiday. It notes McKinley’s birthday in January, Groundhog Day in February, Ash Wednesday and St Patrick’s in March, and five holidays in April. May includes Mother’s Day, Peace Day and Memorial Day, while December ends with the year’s biggest day.
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McKinley
Keep Horses Shod Sharp For Winter Streets
An appeal urges horse owners to have horses shod for icy roads and winds. Rough shoes slow work, risk injury, and cost owners money. sharp, secure shoes reduce sliding, prevent cruelty, and protect animals and handlers this winter.
January Tuition Distribution by Township and Corporations
Auditor Ransbottom completed the January distribution of tuition funds with totals by township and corporations. North Bend 481.64 Washington 1245.26 Oregon 2152.78 California 1519.19 Center 1402.14 Wayne 1091.32 Railroad 1986.94 Davis 1175.94 Jackson 422.57 Knox corporation 1722.70 Judson corporation 1550.43 Hamlet corporation 1654.31 Total for county 16796.21 Starke county received less from the state this time than paid in. state treasury 80482.26 versus county apportioned 80481.85, indicating fewer school children this year.
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Ransbottom
North Bend
Washbington
Oregon
California
Center
Wayne
Davis
Jackson
Knox Corporation
Judson Corporation
Hamlet Corporation
Votal
Starke County
Town Board Sets Gravel Haul Plan and Inspect Waterworks
The town board in regular session decided to stop gravel hauling on streets for repairs. They will visit Kewanna on Wednesday for a firsthand look at the waterworks system and gather information. Meetings will continue Saturdays at 7 30 with whistles blown at 6 to invite citizens to attend.
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Kewanna
Epworth League Ends Anurfrens Tube Event at Town Hall
The Epworth League cancels a social event at the town hall on Thursday evening January 28. A vote of thanks will be given for the worst broken, human fetch. The program begins at o'clock p.m. in the town hall.
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Epworth League
Anurfrens
Thurs
Corn and Bread Prizes in County Contest
In the county corn and bread contest at Krox Jackson township winner Cressel Dunkelberger took first on yellow corn with Fred McIntire second. Porter Lefever won first on white corn and Herbert Jordan second. Stella Grinodle led bread contest with Lulu M. Brooks second. Wayne township honors went to Ernest Slansky first and Cressel Upp edged second on yellow corn. Frank Byer won first on white corn. Anna Wright first and Mamie Irmit er second in bread. Laura Kinederman won the RailRoad township bread prize.
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Krox
Cressel Dunkelberger
Jackson Township
Fred McIntire
Center
Porter Lefever
Davis
Herbert Jordan
Jackson
Stella Grinodle
Lulu M. Brooks
California
Wayne Township
Ernest Slansky
Lst
Cressel Upp
Frank Byer
Anna Wright
Mrs Herman Will Visits News Office Before Move
Mrs Herman Will of Des plaines Illinois and her husband visiting relatives at San Pierre ordered the News forwarded to their new Keene Texas address. She says they could not get along without the home paper.
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Herman Will of
Desplaines, Ill
San Pierre
Keene, Texas
Death of Fred Lambert in Indiana at 45
Fred Lambert son of Abel and Francis Lambert died at his home near English Lake Indiana on Friday January 13 aged 45 years 16 months 13 days born February 2 1864 in Fair Haven Minnesota. He married Emma McCurry November 21 1884 and they had 12 children six sons and six daughters. He leaves a wife five sons four daughters a mother Mrs Chas Baker and one sister Mrs Wm Miller. Funeral services conducted by Rev Clifton from the home Sunday at 1 pm with interment in North Judson cemetery.
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Fred Lambert
Abel
Francis Lambert
English Lake
Ind
Fair Haven
Minnes
Emma McCurry
Chas. Baker
Wm. Miller
Clifton
North Judson
Diocese Shows Prosperity in Fort Wayne 1910 Stats
The Catholic diocese of Fort Wayne reports a total membership of 102120 at year end 1910. In the last five months two new parishes were organized and fifteen churches improved while nearly a dozen new structures rose. A mutual fire insurance group formed. There are 215 priests and over 17000 students in Catholic schools. Missions collections totaled 25666 for 1910.
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Ft. Wayne
Supreme Court Upholds Dredging Public Necessity Ruling
Nearly two years ago special judge H. Barr at Valparaiso heard a case where Chicago and Indiana Railroad sought 20000 damages after a dredging machine blocked tracks near Boone Grove Porter County. The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed Barr’s ruling that drainage is a public necessity and railroads cannot claim damages, a decision seen as favorable to dredging firms and influential for all railroads in the state.
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H. 35. Barr
Valparaiso
Chicago & Lirie Railroad
Boone Grove
Porter County
Barr
Supreme Court
Panhandle Company
LaCrosse
Big Dance at Dusek's Hall Monday Night
Don’t miss the big dance at Dusek's Hall on Monday February 27. Fred Lawyer and wife of South Bend visited her parents Mr and Mrs Join Held. Fred returned home Tuesday evening while Mrs Lawyer stayed longer for the visit.
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Dusek’s Hall
Fred Lawyer
So. Bend
Mrs. Join Held
Fred
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