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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
4
Bryan faces limited opposition as he plans to open a headquarters in Kansas City. He is said to have promised the vice presidency to New York in exchange for a unified, instructed delegation.
The narrator notes Mr. Towne bears the ungrateful duty of keeping the audience waiting until the main actors appear and then withdraws quietly to the rear.
A terse remark notes Massachusetts has 30,000 arrangeable aged women while Australia has 300,000 men willing to be exposed, highlighting a stark demographic imbalance.
The article notes Cuba as a warm country and mentions the post office there has not adopted the local stamp books feed, leading to stamps sticking to fingers.
The article notes a predicted horse famine across the United States with advice for farmers and ranchers to quit breeding. It claims demand for horses will rise and prices improve beyond recent years.
Report claims Admiral Dever would accept the vice-presidency on the Bryan ticket if asked. The Admiral has not been denied the offer and has been given numerous chances to declare his stance.
The obscured note discusses administration papers in reward to retaliation against Germany and suggests confidence or concern about the German vote this fall, reflecting uncertainty about recall or a shift in political stance.
The Crown Point Newister lauds North Judson News as the clearest and best edited and printed item to appear on our exchange table.
A fragmentary note discusses political methods used by Republicans to gain advantage against Democrats. The text mentions a sample of campaign work and hints at strategic success, though the overall meaning is obscured by garbled phrases and missing context.
The Plymouth Democrat accuses Indianapolis bosses of conspiring to sideline Hon. J. E. Shively from the governor race. Also printed is a brief Indiana game law with hunting seasons for nail and pheasant wild turkey prairie chicken woodcock wild duck squirrels and dates.
The passage notes the Boers fought valiantly but faced insurmountable odds and may be excused for surrendering rather than dying. It also mentions the last agricultural appropriation bill granting the secretary of agriculture power to inspect foreign food and to exclude any deemed unwholesome.
The clerks paid at United States rates in Cuba lament reduced wages and threaten to stay home. They note some improvement in Cuban service and urge natives to return and fill duties in their own country.
A house with a crumbling father a scolding mother a dissipated son or lazy daughter cannot be a home even if adorned with marble gardens fountains and expensive furnishings. True home rests on virtue and family harmony rather than opulent surroundings.
John Gross convalesces after illness and neighbors cheer his return. Indiana reports over 200 smallpox cases in fourteen months with 13 deaths, grip more fatal. Rumors of a new South Bend paper with JB FL Shively editor in chief. Public notices and local chatter follow from Went county to Logansport.
The Chicago Tribune aims to attract thoughtful readers with strong opinions and fairness. It emphasizes national public interest coverage, superior local and foreign news gathering, and concise daily summaries, asserting strong sporting and financial reporting.
San Pierre Camp No. 4404 MW of A expresses heartfelt sympathy to Mrs Anna Agnew widow of a member. Resolution notes the death of neighbor Thomas J Arrow and praises Dr Agnew for service to the camp. Copy to be spread on records and printed in the Hudson News. Fraternally submitted by Frank W Greene MD and Palvey LG MaAruews.
A long register of individuals and local names appears, including Andrew Tivenes and Paul Jeap among many others, with multiple households and firms like Lake Ice Co. and Mrs. G. W. Green. The text lists numerous residents, officials, and contributors in a community roster.
A registered Poland China boar named U.S. Junior, sired by Best Black U. S. and out of Black U.S. Victoria, with Olive sixth as dam. Bred by Wanamaker, costing $1 at service, and offered for sale.
Two bay horses a mare eight and a horse seven years old, sound and able to work single or double, weigh about 1350 to 1400 pounds. Quick sale at low price. Location: two and a half miles north of San Pierre on the Monon railroad. Also an I J I railroad excursion to St. Joe Michigan on Sunday May 27 from North Judson 6 50 a m return St Joe 6 30 p m fare 1 dollar.
Public notices advertise DeWitts Liver Pills and Witch Hazel Salve with medical claims. One Minute Cough Cure credited with saving many lives and preventing consumption. Excursion details include Chicago trip dates, fares, and Indiana Music Teachers Convention in Columbus.
Pennsylvania Lines will not sell excursion tickets to Philadelphia for the Republican National Convention. One form covers the direct route, the other via Washington. fares are the same. Tickets via Washington allow a stopover at the National Capital. Sales run from June 14 to 18 inclusive. Inquire with Pennsylvania Lines Ticket Agents.
Travel notes promote a 3 1 Niagara Falls trip in August with advance date notice. No local stops after departure and only one night on the road. Written by traffic manager Geo H. Ross of Streator Illinois.
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