Remains of John Paulsen Laid to Rest in North Judson
The remains of John Ns. Paulsen were laid to rest in the North Judson cemetery at 2:30. A. F. and A. M. lodge of North Judson conducted services. Born in Denmark on June 7, 1854, he came to the United States in 1873 and married Elsie Gregersen in 1875, having eight children. Surviving relatives include five sons, a daughter, siblings, and in‑laws. Out‑of‑town attendees came from Nebraska, Oregon, Illinois, and Chicago. Funeral rites included Masonic readings prior to interment at Fletcher cemetery in Hannet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ns. Paulsen
North Judson
A. F. & A.M. Lodge
MiBcharch
Masonic Order
John K. Paulsen
Denmark
United States
Elsie Gregersen
George
Paul
Morris
Fred
Louis Paulsen
Gr. Laine
Otto
Offer
Thomas
Peter Neilson
Nels Borgaard
Offer Paulsen
Minden
Neb
N. Borgaard
Junction City
Oregon
Freda Anderson
Elmer Anderson
Palmer Peterson
Nether
He. Kruger
J. Britz
Jon Nelson
Pillie
Hattie Peterson
Printing at home protects town businesses and jobs
A town printer editor argues local shops should use local printing to keep money in the community. Outsiders offer lower prices but erode tax base and jobs, harming the town. Building up home industries benefits everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevery Ward
Focal Pan
Abel Spenes
Owi
Mortgage exemptions filing window opens March 1
Beginning Monday March 1 and closing April seth mortgage exemptions may be filed with the county auditor. Exemptions should be filed before March 1 though many err. Affidavits of mortgages may be made before anyone but must be recorded with the county recorder and filed with the auditor. Exemption amounts are 700 or half the assessed valuation if under 1400. Mrs L M Clark Rebekah lodge president was guest of Mrs Melvin Bybee during last week Round Table.
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L. M. Clark
Rebekah Lodge
Melvin Bybee
Local joke columns mock country newspapers and stunts
A Chicago Tribune item mocks a Vanderbilt kid for stubbing a toe and flatting on cement. Local Herald fiction notes a boy who rode a horse and performed a somersault then avoided publicity to help his father, while Cra. Joni’s fence defeats semi professionals from Chicago and the Toswai Serpires.
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Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Vanderbilt
Goodland
The
Herald
Ringling Brothers
Cra
Joni
Chienco
Toswai Serpires
Jake Stahls
Chiceco Union Cidittiis
Birthday party for Mrs Adams marks sixty third year
A surprise party was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs August Adams southeast of Lawn last Saturday. Attendees included out of town guests from Bremen Indiana Chicago and local residents. Festivities featured a red decorated table and a large sixty three candle birthday cake.
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Mrr
August Adan
Lawn
Adams
Marie Bremlin
Laura
Bremen
Ind
G. B. Swart
J. W. Swart
Kenneth Cole
Elenor Bourne
Fred Parreflh
Chicago
Fret Adam and
Chilcren
Gitte Schultz
Fragmented remarks on town conduct and social visitors
An unclear narration discusses behavior in town about loafers and visits. It contrasts women avoiding places with men and notes Hessadi dislikes loathing yet tolerates visits, while stressing a difference between visiting and loafing.
Snyder Goetz Nuptials Announce Chicago Wedding
Snyder and Goetz announce the marriage of Miss Dorothy Goetz to Air Ralph Snyder both of Chicago HL. The bride once lived with her parents on a farm near North Judson and is well respected by North Judson friends. Mr Snyder works for Wells Fargo Express Co Englewood and is regarded as an excellent young man. Miss Goetz is sister of Geo Goetz of this city.
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Dorothy Goetz
Ralph Snyder
Chicago
North Judson
Mr. Snyder
Wells Fargo Express Co
Englewood
Miss Goetz
Geo. Goetz
Shorty Panze Plans Cigar Supply in Local Town
Shorty Panze of Medaryville visits town to arrange supply of his famous cigar brands for the smoking element as demand exceeds current supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorty’? Panze
Medaryville
Call for unity and restraint amid European conflict
A public urging all Americans to exercise caution and forbearance in discussing the European war. The message emphasizes diverse heritage within the United States, warns against inflaming sectional loyalties, and asks citizens to speak softly and focus on preserving freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
America
Stland
Play at Prince Theatre Dramatic Readings
Pie Lemvitest dramatized by Riobert Piiilingd from Pierre Davis will be offered at the Prince Theatre Wednesday St Patrick's Day with Apr Caruthers J F Woous Abe Van Bibber WLP Roberts Abr Daven port Roleys Phe bittless Card Miss Dorothy bust One act taken from Davis travel Her First Appearance.
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Riobert Piiilingd
Piardinge Davis
Prinee Theatre
Werthesday
Menel Bt
St. Patrick's Day
Apr. Caruthers
J. FL Woous
Abe van Bibber
Roberts
Abr Davenport
Roleys
Phe Bittless
Dorothy Bust
Phavis
Tavel
Spring Millinery Opening and Local Deliberations
Jo Koehler Sisters announce Spring Millinery opening on March 1 in town. Beothanmi attended funeral of Johar i Paulsen. Lonnie Miller leaves Mike Dauke’s to join Pred Parnamore dredge outlet. Fire damages Knox parsonage last Tuesday. Kimbertin’s library damaged. total losses around abatt SPO.
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Koehler
Jo. Beothanmi
Johar i. Paulsen
Lonnie Miller
Mike Dauke
ML Be
Knox
Kimbertin
Advertising as a Driver of Town Prosperity in Small Papers
A historic call urges merchants to invest in local advertising, arguing ads boost direct sales and community growth. It praises newspapers as pivotal civic institutions alongside church and school, and stresses backing editors and advertisers at fair business prices to foster town improvement.
Car theft case reveals owner identity and legal battle
Detectives traced multiple cars sold through DeMotte agency after thefts. Meriwrath proved ownership with the key and detailed car description, while Ironovsky fought the seizure in court. Jury evidence supported the claim and the case highlighted ownership disputes in the dealership scandal.
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al Nenuveky
Oseidiat
Peptenda
Caterea
Ioneysky
Vad
Aldrow Caranger Agency
DeMotte
Ironovsky
Meriwrath
Innuikabow Valley Review
Local Bet Scam Leaves Dux Family Confused
A Pueblo resident describes a crowd scene where men buy cigars for 26 cents, tallying up to 82.50 then 2.60 across multiple entrants. The narrator notes 16 men per side and questions who paid the extra and who received the cigars.
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Jack Dux
Pueblo
Cole
Merv
Mes
Gust Dux
Gbednanm
Lee
Plymouth visitors share weekend with local families
Air and Mrs. Nelson Martindale of Plymouth visited the weekend with the families of M. R. Caddy and W. H. Dankleberryer, sharing time and hospitality.
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Air
Nelson Martindale
Plymouth
M. R. Caddy
W. HH. Dankleberryer
Purdue Educator Praises Starke County Domestic Science Work
Miss Leta B. Gaddis of Purdue University visited Starke County schools to inspect Domestic Science programs in rural and town schools. A county teachers meeting followed with round table discussions and exhibits, highlighting practical projects and student dressmaking by young girls under teacher guidance.
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Leta B. Gaddis
Department of Home Economics
Purdue University
Starke
Center Township
Claddis
Starke County
Pdanet
Frery County
Poole
Community letter on post office delays and family welfare
A reader letters dispute post office delays and the impact on families with several children. They describe crowded mail windows, frequent delays, and concerns for abuse victims seeking timely notices. The writer urges faster processing and accountability at the local post office.
Hunters Arrests Reported on Kankakee River Action
Federal officers swept the Pli nois side and arrested thirty two hunters on migratory fowl laws. A LaPorte deputy arrested others at outs while warnings of possible future arrests circulated.
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Kankakee
Plinois
LaPorte
Indiana House Devise Citenzes Nominee After Partisan Clash
A heated, largely partisan exchange in the Indiana House followed a presentation by Rep Grapamen on behalf of the majority. The address praised Bedwell for fairness while labeling an opponent a Ceanabanan, as applause roared and Rep Judkins predicted Bedwell as the next governor for the party.
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Syreaber
Priday
Grapamen
Judkins
Indiana
Easter dance and millinery displays announced in town
An Easter dance is planned at Burch's Hall for Monday April 6. Mrs Jessie Bugbee's Millinery Parlors in San Pierre hold March 19 and 20 grand display. Owen Daly and daughter Nell Daly attended J K Paulsen funeral in San Pierre. Herman Woedtke of LaPorte visited Aug Spenner. he hopes to buy a Maxwell and will stay with Gus Spenner next Thursday.
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Owen Daly
Nell Daly
San Pierre
J. K. Paulsen
Herman Woedtke
LaPorte
Aug. Spenner
Mr. Woedtke
Maxwell
Gus Spenner
Lets quit grunting and build a productive future
A rugged call to action urges the community to stop grumbling and start digging wealth from the area. The speaker promotes optimism, hard work, and mobilizing citizens to pursue genuine opportunities and productive enterprise rather than complaint.
Riot prompts dramatic street confrontation in Valparaiso
Witnesses recount a mob of forty armed men and boys marching toward a residence in Valparaiso with pitchforks shovels clubs and a shotgun demanding the lowering of a banner. Attorney Wil Daly observed the scene as a Montgomery Ward shipment awaited.
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Wil Daly
Daly
Knox
Cerium
United States
Montgomery Ward
Mr. Daly
Valparaiso
Unemployed Army Lured To Work In Chicago Rail Repairs
An OCR fragment notes unemployed workers in Chicago persuaded to join labor for rail and track projects. It mentions desertions and a push by authorities to recruit laborers for spring track and road repairs. Within two weeks railroads expect more men to be drawn from unemployment.
Change of Venue in Purdue Hazing Case Delays Trial
Mabel Rovers of Shoals sues for 7000 damages over hazing at Purdue. Defendants including May Blue of Star City and six Pur due co eds faced a venue change from Lafayette to Crawfordsville on the plaintiff’s request. trial set for March 8 may be delayed. Plaintiffs allege stripping, painting with red ink, and ducking in a tub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Mabel Rovers of
Millinery and new arrivals highlight small town visit
Mr and Mrs Ransford Replogie of DeMotte were in town Tuesday. Koehler Sisters invite inspection of the latest millinery. See the NEWS supplement offer of four magazines for a quarter. J and C A Gilmore report a carload of horses. Births Wednesday March 10 to William Born and wife a daughter and to Ray Warren and wife a daughter.
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Mrs. Ransford
Koehler Sisters
Ray Warren
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Davis Township
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Fletcher Cemetery
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Mies
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Fredd
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Tiaene
Betwueen
Call of Blood
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First State Bank
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C. A. Gilmore
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