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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
4
The speaker reframes the message that while trade is guided by national flags, it is the force of national power that leads. He argues business aims align with a strong military posture and strategic leverage rather than mere patriotism. The remark frames economic activity as subordinate to national power.
A lament on the rising role of Moormanism and the big stick in the forthcoming campaign. The speaker expresses regret that these forces will shape political strategy and public discourse.
A Chicago woman collapsed and died after ending a conversation abruptly. Police warn about dangerous actions and urge caution in risky behavior.
Sibley Iowa faces a water shortage and has banned tub baths for a period, a situation described as creating a paradise for tramps.
The remark warned graduates to keep quiet as Taft faced campaign personnel not heeding the same caution. The article notes tension between the candidate and his team over public remarks and political strategy.
In a curious note from the year 9008 it is said Roosevelt gold pieces that distrust in God will be sought after by collectors of rare coins, suggesting a speculative craze among future numismatists.
Southern newspapers discuss the refined art of kissing, noting a revival tied to prohibition laws driving social rites. The tone suggests a light cultural commentary on manners and manners changing perceptions.
A county official is criticized for yielding to bosses and their big stick while an axis is seen against Hon. James C. Fleether. The Starke County Republican endorses a potential Fleether candidacy for Congress in the district.
A Kentucky woman seeks a divorce so she can marry the supposedly departed Bob Inger soll. The deceased was known to profess that the dead remain at rest forever.
Bourke Cockran roasts Roosevelt and Bryan, praising his own linguistic mastery while criticizing their political crusades and volatile stances.
Russian officials signal they might break up the bomb throwing practice if they execute the culprits using the methods they would use to polish off their own victims.
Walter Wellman, Washington correspondent, believes Taft will be the presidential nominee and Fort of New Jersey for vice president, though he cautions the decision is not final and many events could alter plans before the convention.
The piece notes a shifting political climate with a call for outspoken men and clear issues. It argues straight ticket voting is fading, conventions risk distrust, and candidates for legislative judicial or executive offices must present decisive policies.
A public discourse stresses that voters reward candor and integrity over party affiliation. People increasingly insist that a candidate's actions and beliefs must align with promises before they grant office, shaping electoral choices and accountability.
The article explains the dog tax rules under the state law as interpreted by the Supreme Court. Tax applies to owners or keepers, not the dog, with due dates and transfer rules. Local assessors will report and collect, with ownership changes requiring new payment.
SAN PIERRE Department. F M Trissal visited town on business. Gar Clawson moved on the Murry farm Monday. Uncle John Dolezal faces a big neuralgia case. Township assessor Hardel again asks questions. M E Schrock of Knox surveyed the Cramer ditch Monday. Candidates for township offices increase. Libby McNeill Libby plan a $19000 kraut factory next season. Cellars and the schoolhouse basement leak. Amos Murry, born in San Pierre, was killed by the cars at Hammond recently. Farmers urged to plant cabbages and tomatoes for the pickle factory. Mrs Owen Daly home from Chicago hospital. Mrs Dolezal has eleven chicks. Mrs Lower two weeks old. 15 hatched earlier died. Butcher sold out Friday to Geo White and Jon Kain. White family to occupy nearby property. Mrs May Witt Collins died at Tefft. interment at San Pierre. LaPorte county petition about the Kankakee bridge near Wilders filed in county court. Bridge had long been approved by Starke and Pulaski officials. Starke’s share held up. LaPorte would build and charge Starke for its share.
Rennevant of San Pierre and Sam Heeter visited from relatives and Chicago respectively. North Judson guests included L. B. Lidgard Wai Welsh and Clayton Hardsough. An Erie wreck at Bass Station delayed trains. oil pipe at Bass Station burst causing damage. local skirmishes over rain, and a party traveled to Toto for revival meetings.
The C C and L A R offers round trip tickets to New Orleans Mobile and Pensacola at about one fare for the round trip from February 26 to March 2. Excursion rates invite a visit to the Sunny Southland at the best time of year. Inquiries urged to C C and L Agents.
Judge Wallace of Chicago visited Denham to oversee farm matters Ezra Winner plans to move to Benton county or Gods country Dr Englerth of North Judson called here last Sunday Stacy Glass and wife arrive to reside here Pickle planting contracts sought Billy Munchenberg seeks contracts for planting witnesses R Lange visited North Judson for his ill child M Sofka telegraph operator visited his parents Nellie Parrott Blanch Blasser and Mrs George Wahenhoff visited North Judson Young men rode in new water wagon. some fell as if run over John H Lambert trustee of Rich Grove township died February 27 1908 aged 59 years 5 months 5 days buried Saturday first burial in new cemetery.
A serialized tale follows Benny Hanes a poor boy wandering city streets with a bundle of papers hoping to fund night school. His friend Jack Danby helps him gather money and Benny’s dedication to education is shown as he plans to attend night classes while his sister Kate mends clothes and cares for theirHOME.
For rent rooms in the Whitmore building, apply W H Whitmore at 537 Madison Street Chicago. For sale a good 50 acre farm on a gravel road priced right. Half cash and balance in 5 years at 5 percent interest. Address X care of The News North Judson Ind.
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