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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
1
Temperance drinks test case heads to Frankfort court
Attorney General Bingham to assist in a Colfax case testing legality of so called temperance beverages. The Indianapolis Brewing Company made Tunica while Terre Haute and Evansville firms produced Jingo and Velveteen as the temperance drinks flood Indiana markets amid saloon crackdowns. The case totes significant questions on malt liquor definitions and licensing as courts weigh whether non intoxicating labels affect illegality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Bingham
Colfax
Frankfort
Tunica
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Terre Haute
Evansville
Indiana
Bar
Douglass
Band Concert at Sautter and Two Joes Corner Saturday
Readable notes describe a band concert next Saturday evening at the Sautter and Two Joes corner with a program including marches by Hall and Sousa, overtures, a baritone solo, and intermezzo. Nearby residents, local business visitors, and social news follow, including a quiet wedding at Mrs. Nettie Marsh's home and vehicle purchases around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sautter
Two Joes Corner
Philo Senate
R. B. Hall
Chas. K. Harris
Vandercook
Agnari
Pataale He . Verdi
John Stejskal
Tally-Ho
J.P. Sousa
Carter
Flower Girl
Wenrich March
Uanabas
R. B. Hall Gro
Sirs
North Judson Perpetual Building & Loan Elects Directors
The North Judson Perpetual Building and Loan Association held its annual meeting at the town hall. C W Weninger was re elected president and the board of directors was re elected for another year. An amendment raising individual shares from 25 to 75 was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Judson Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Town Hall
C. W. Weninger
C. A. McCormick
Melvin Bybee
Joseph Sindelar
J. H. Hopp
Keller
Building & Loan
North Judson
Indiana delegate heads to national Prohibition convention
National Prohibition delegate Geo. D. Wiegner left Tuesday for Columbus Ohio to attend the prohibition party national convention as an Indiana delegate. He predicted Judge Samuel R Artman of Indiana or Seaborn Wright of Georgia may win the presidential nomination while several others are noted for first place and no clear second choice has emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. D. Wiegner
Columbus
Ohio
Prohibition Party
Indiana
Mr. Wiegner
Samuel R. Artman
Seaborn Wright
Georgia
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Around Town
Atty. C. H. Peters and wife headed home from Winamac after a Saturday stop. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kull of Michigan City spent the weekend with Fred Keehn’s family. Mrs. B. S. Edwards and family from Beatrice visited T. G. Hartigan’s household. Mrs. L. C. Foust visited Bass Lake to see Nettie Keller at their cottage. The Outland family traveled to South Pend to meet Mr. Chamberlain from Ohio. Mrs. Harry S. Wheeler, formerly Laura Foley, returned to Lake Forest after a few days with her parents the Sark family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Hiatt
The
News
Blanche Bryant
Rochester
Chas. Bryant
Atty. C. H. Peters
Knox
Winamac
Oscar Kull
Michigan City
Fred Keehn
Harry S. Wheeler
Laura Foley
Lake Forest
Ill
Dan Sark
Remarkable Young Violinist in Sioux City Recital
A Wednesday evening concert at Burch's hall features Frederick Heizer Jr a 16 year old violin prodigy and Miss Aona Belle Morgan singer of Welch ballads with support from Frederick Heizer Sr. The program includes violin solos Welch ballads duets and trios. Admission 15 25 cents with 10 cents for reserved seats on sale at Wakeman's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch’s Hall
Frederick Heizer, Jr
Aona Belle Morgan
Frederick Heizer
Sioux City
Michigan Military Academy
Anna Belle Morgan
Miss Morgan
Northwest
Master Heizer
Mr. Heizer
Wakeman’s Drug Store
Tigers Tangle With Hebron In 8 7 Close Swing
A Sunday game at Star City ended 8 7 with Hebron triumphing over the Tigers in a tight contest. The report lists two games, including base hits by Clark and Wilson, multiple strikeouts, and errors, noting umpires Hay and King for the different matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Hebron
Hebronites
Clark
Wilson
Madsen
Trinosky
Kuester
Lain
R. Carson
Hay
Star City
StarCiy
Bott
Gilmore
Good
Howard
Martin
Strong
King
Rural Route Patrons Prompt Notice for Mail Delivery
Rural route patrons urged to ensure proper addressing and prepaid postage. Notify the carrier in writing of visitors receiving mail and provide full names when they arrive and depart to avoid delays. Do not rely on others to mail letters and prepare stamped envelopes to speed service.
Local visitors and travel plans noted in Sunday round up
Frank Lintz from Chicago visited for business on Sunday. Miss Bessie Raigler returned to Chicago after a week with John Hernigle’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Short and children of Knox stopped Saturday en route to Hebron to visit friends. John Hernigle left Monday for Helena Montana to consider buying western horses and will be away several weeks on a western tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Littrel
Elzy Aukerman
Haynes
Knox
Mr. Littrel
Joe Dolezal
Holland
Mich
M. F. McCormick
Ohio City
W. J. Thorpe
Clara Rabe
Peru
Fred Kasch
M. J. Hartzler
Indianapolis
P. O. Englerth
Bessie Raigler
Chicago
John Hernigle
Jacob Short
Hebron
Helena
Montana
West
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English Lake
T. M. Smith
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Geo. Stevens
Republican Joint Representative
Ripple’s
Plymouth
W. H. Replogle
Rev.Simon
Round Lake
Jas. A. Hall
Nettie Marsh
Miss Goldin P. Nix
Howard Enoch
Panhandle
Rev. S. Simon
U. 8 B. Church
Pulaski County
Perpetual Building & Loan Association of North Judson Elect Directors
Northern
Norden Felden
Dolezal Bros
Two Joe
Winamac Democrat Journal
Starke
Chas. H. Peters
Peters
Peters & Peters
W. E. Hough
John C. Richter
Laporte
Board of Managers
Hough
Richter
Tamarack
Kankakee
Walkerton Independent
Wabash
Columbus Street
National Prohibition
B. S. Edwards
Beatrice
T. G. Hartigan
Tiges 400
Martin Y
Maadsen
Carson
J Wilson
McAlpin
Frank Lintz
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