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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
4
A historical quotation defines a true gentleman as someone clean inside and out who respects all social levels, loses without squealing, wins without bragging, treats women and the vulnerable with consideration, is brave without dying, and generous without cheating. It emphasizes balanced self-ownership and fair sharing.
A jumble of rough commentary covers crops prospects town events and small notices. References include weather hope for fall harvests and local social happenings at Dusek hall and Wheatfield with brief items about Simon Bybee John Hildenbrand and a dredge worker.
The text laments vanished domestic crafts praising a mother who reused worn pants into patched garments. It recalls mother making pants, patching, tailoring to fit, sending children to school, and wondering about truancy, ending with nostalgia for homemade clothes.
Democrats of Wayne township meet at the North Judson town hall on Saturday June 13 at 1 30 p m to nominate candidates for township trustee and township assessor and to select delegates to the county convention. All Democrats or affiliates urged to attend. G W Schringer G W Lawrence.
I Pat Welsh, a married male resident of Railroad Township, Starke County, Indiana, will apply to the Board of Commissioners at Knox on the first Monday in July 1908 for a license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in quantities under a quart with on premises consumption. The sale and drinking place is a two story frame building 18 by 22 feet in English Lake, Section 36, Town 2, Range 4 West, fronting the P O C and St L Railway. M O Bish of Marion was in Saturday evening on his way.
Children will observe Children's Day with special exercises by the children next Sunday evening at the Methodist church. Flag day will be recognized during the service. The public is invited. Sunday school children should bring barrels in the morning for the offering. In the evening a public offering for Christian education. The pastor will preach in the morning on Looking for Tomorrow's Leaders. Attendance urged for parents and children. Joseph O. Johnson.
Weekly transfers reported by Starke Co Abstract Title & Guarantee Co. include J J Kallassa to Thomas Gorski for part of section 32 Washington two. W Wagoner administrator to Albert Parker for Mallorys Add. William Kennedy to Henry V Rassbach for part of section 31 Center two. George Van Allen to A W Foote for part of section 23 Center two. K C Rogers administrator to Thomas W Aker for part of section 28 Washington two. Thomas Dowrie to Charles A Rollins for segr and south half of northeast quarter section 29 Davis two. Andrew Olesch to Andrew Halleman for portions of sections 4 Davis and 3 Center two. Mary Koehlien quit claims to James Surplus for Lot 8 Block 5 Wilhelms Second Add Knox. Prices listed: 4000 4000 00 50 00 14500 00 40 00.
A fragment includes a Devoe & Co letter to A J Bunnell North Judson Indiana arguing paint quality and pricing with claims of adulteration and superiority of Devoe. It also notes nearby social visits, a Y P C U convention trip, and a probate will filed in Knox circuit court with a widow mentioned.
Sale promises biggest price cuts on all edible and wearable goods with claims of superior value and reliability. Ad urges attendance to secure low prices before they end and asserts no competitors can meet them.
Geo M. Smith was admitted to the Starke county bar last week on motion of his brother O B Smith in circuit court.
Dillard Leek of North Judson Starke county Indiana will seek a license to sell spiritous vinous and malt liquors in less than a quart on premises where drank on site. The request will be presented to the Board of Commissioners at Knox during the first Monday in July 1900s. The first room measures 18 by 30 feet in the southeast corner of a two story frame building on Main Street.
I F J Konopasek applies for a license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in quantities under a quart at a time. The premises are a first floor room 19 by 50 feet in the Neuport block north Judson Indiana. The two story brick building sits on lot 1 block 26 on Lunn street. Enter from Lain street and an alley. rear door on west end. The Knox court house will host the July meeting in 1908.
Notice to citizens of Wayne Township Starke County Indiana that Louie J Jermann a male inhabitant of the township county and state will apply to the Heard of the local authority for a formal proceeding or request.
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