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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
1
Democratic delegates from the 13th district gathered at the Thayer residence to nominate A Barnhart for Congress. Thomas R. Marshall and B F Shively spoke as supporters praised Barnhart while urging unity and reform aligned with the 1908 platform.
Town hall meeting draws large crowd to plan the sixth annual jubilee. C. H. Kuester presided with G. N. Peterson as secretary. Debate over inviting state candidates ended with a decision to keep politics out. An executive committee and an audit group were named to guide this year’s event.
The Democrats of the 13th district nominated a candidate at Plymouth last Thursday. The nominee is a longtime Rochester Sentinel editor of twenty years Mr Barnhart known among North Judson residents who praise him highly.
The Keller and Janovsky store was placed in receivership by Judge Nye last Saturday with L. C. Foust appointed receiver. Poor management left the business a losing venture. Frank Janovsky resigned months ago and Mrs. Keller and her son Chas have run the store since. The store is closed for invoicing while creditors assess options and potential stock disposition.
Ollie Walker of this city recounts many encounters with William Jennings Bryan on the Fairview and Bryan farm, including fixing a flood damaged mailbox in 1899 and sharing ammunition during a hunting stint. He says Bryan worked in overalls with his hired man and rode through Lincoln as a farmer, proving he was as common as North Judson residents.
Democrats of Jackson township held a meeting at Geddes school house on Saturday nominating Benjamin Fleishman for trustee and John P. Michalski for assessor. Delegates and alternates to the county convention were chosen, with Fleishman and Michalski described as qualified and reliable for their offices.
Co. C. Sammons and his wife left Sunday morning for Cincinnati to visit relatives and friends for ten days. Cincinnati is Charlie's old home.
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