Readers notes on courts, pensions, and local issues
The column lists court calendars for the circuit and commissioners court while noting the state campaign timings. It discusses pension appeals, Mormon descendants, farm advice on chickens, and merchants' charity expectations with editorial opinions on public patronage and personal earnings.
Dolliver counsel at Northwestern graduation on wealth and merit
United States senator Jonathan P. Dolliver urged Northwestern University graduates to value effort over inherited wealth. He said poor people have the only real chance, advising the wealthy to keep their money and sons apart to let each man fight life’s battle as his father did.
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Jonathan P. Dolliver
United States
Iowa
Northwestern University
Beaten man returns home after seven years with beef steak
A newly married man left for a butcher shop seven years ago in an eastern city and vanished. A search failed, he was presumed dead, his wife remarried, and a second husband died. The man reappeared in Fort Wayne with no memory, presenting a beef steak to his wife as the mystery ended.
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Fort Wayne
Young man sues over cigars insured for value
A man bought 2000 fine cigars and insured them for full value then smoked them, claimed fire damage, and won a court case against the insurer who later had him arrested for arson. The judge fined him and ordered three months in jail.
Schwab Sees Blazing Steel Markets Despite Prices
Charles M. Schwab president of United States Steel spoke in South Bend claiming a bright business outlook with no clouds on the horizon. He urged restraint on price hikes and noted U S Steel has not raised prices while rivals charge about ten dollars more. He added that all steel for the coming year is already sold and demand is phenomenal.
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Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Company
South Bend
Schwab
Notice to Renters of North Judson Lock Boxes
Notice to the public in North Judson Indiana requires all lock box keys in possession to be presented for redemption within sixty days from the notice date. Keys redeemed within sixty days will be reissued to current renters. none will be redeemed after the period. Several local items follow including marriages divorces and visits among residents and townspeople. Charles H. Kurster P M notes the notice and various town updates.
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North Judson
Ind
Charles H. Kurster
P. M
The Only Big Show Caming Uncle Tom's Cabin in Tent
Frank E. Griswold presents a mammoth Uncle Tom's Cabin under a water proof canvas pavilion with a complete stage and extensive scenery. Admission is 25 cents for adults 15 cents for children. Free for under six with parent. The company uses tents in summer and opera houses in winter, claiming a 2 000 person capacity and an uncut production unseen in other venues.
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Frank E. Griswold
Mr. Griswold
Best Binder Twine Headquarters Ad
An old advertisement touts Old Reliable Deering binders and mowers as the best machines on earth and urges buyers not to miss savings on buggies wagons harness and shoes with special prices.
Real Estate Transfers in Starke County Week Ended
Weekly transfers filed by Starke County Abstract show multiple parcels changing hands. Transactions include George Scoville for Gull Point, Wm Pulver for Nickle Plate, Doty for Garner's add, and McPheron, Rappert, Smith, and others across Knox, California, Dayis, Jackson, Oregon, and North Judson townships with prices ranging from 35 to 3000 dollars. The list notes buyer and seller names and parcel locations.
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Starke County
Starke County Abstract Company
Bozarth & Fletcher
N. RR
Edwards
George Scoville
PP. Speelman
Wm. J. Pulver
Peabody
M. Phillips
HW. L. Doty
Garner
Knox
K. J. Wilson
John
McPheron
N. Alford
M. Rappert
Cedar Point
Sehcibal
S. Smith
California
Wall
C. M. Wancock
VanDerweele
R. R. Wreen
August DeWunde
Louis Albrecht
Jackson
Wm. N. Langell
L. J. Maurice
Oregon
H. A. Ellingson
Wm. Luken
North Judson
Local notes and Fourth of July closures in North Judson
Harley Horton visited, Fred Garing and wife were in Lafayette, George Menish and family from Huntington were here. The Garing vs Safford suit for confiscated potatoes was dismissed. North Judson shops will close all day July 4. Signed by H. F. and M. Co. and others including THE NEWS. Bert Dilts and wife hosted, Anna Bybee visiting. Knox and North Judson kid clubs played with North Judson winning 138 to 7. A woman's remark on song authorship ends the item.
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Fred Garing
Lafayette
George Menish
Huntington
Neuport & Sindelar
Chris Sautter
Tom Atherton
J. E. Baker
L. E. Mosher
H. Friedman
Otto Altman
Chris Schricker
the News
Knox
North Judson
Chautauqua Excursions Ticket Offer Declares Low Rates
Erie line announces cheap round trip tickets to Chautauqua Lake on July dates. Tickets valid for thirty days with stops at Amherst and Lakewood, linking to Chautauqua Lake attractions and entertainment. For details contact Erie Traveler Agents in Morison.
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Erie
Amestown
Lakewood
Chaptingqua Lake
Monrison
AL Mario
Erie Railroad Passes Through Colorado and Nearby Cities
Tickets on sale daily in January through September 16. Half-rate tickets June 2 to 25 and July 1 to 13. Travel routes include Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and other cities with retro passage ending October 62. Contact Erie Ticket Agents or W S Morrison TI A Marion Ohio for details.
Erie Train No. 4 Expands Chicago to Boston Service
Erie Train No. 4 will depart Chicago at 10 am and Cincinnati at 2 pm daily, reaching New York by 3 pm and Boston next day. The through train offers wide vestibule coaches, Pullman Palace cars, and dining car with connections to New Jersey, Providence, Fall River Line, and New England resorts.
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Pullman Palace
Chicago
Roston
Albany
Boston Union Station
Saratoga
Lake Champlain
Lake Greorce
Adirondack Mountains
Quebec
Moutre
Cuatsk Mountains
White Mountains
New England
Mira
Waverly
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
New York State
Chemung
Delaware
Susquehanna
Erie
Cincinnati
Lake Chautauqua
Buffalo
Jamestown
Niagara Falls
Change in Time of Trains on Pennsylvania Lines
New May schedule for Pennsylvania Lines trains from North Judson lists eastbound departures at 10 52 a m 7 10 and 11 19 a m and westbound 4 81 and 6 43 p m and 1st p m. For details contact L E Berneray ticket agent North Judson Indiana.
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Pennsylvania
North Judson
L. E. Berneray
Indiana
Special Fourth of July Rail Fares via Pennsylvania Lines
Excursion tickets for July 2 and 4 may be bought at stations on the Pennsylvania Lines to any station within a 200 mile radius. Tickets are valid for return until July 7. For rates and train times contact Pennsylvania Line Passenger and Ticket Agents.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Line
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