ENLARGE BRICK PLANT WITH WESTERN INVESTMENT
Western capitalists plan about 50000 dollars to expand the Indiana Sand-lime brick plant with a daily capacity of 100000 bricks. Mrs. F. D. Shaw of Shaw Co Chicago will oversee enameling brick finishing and invest 40000 to 50000 dollars locally. The venture aims to ship a high quality brick priced 20 to 80 dollars per thousand, drawing workers and buyers to North Judson and elevating regional prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Sand-lime Brick Company
Shaw Co
Chicago
F. D. Shaw
Rick
Hunt
Shaw
North Judson
Wayne Township Teachers Pose Questions From Reading Circle
Wayne township teachers form a committee to create a question list from Bryan's Basis of Practical Teaching for discussion at future institutes. The 45 questions cover education aims, environment, memory, habit, recitation, organization, and implications for schools and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Bryan
Mercier
Booker T. Washington
Mosse
North Indiana Teachers to Meet in South Bend
The 25th annual Northern Indiana Teachers Association gathering will be held in South Bend on April 3 to 5 with about 4000 teachers expected. Headquarters at the Oliver hotel, private homes housing about 2000 visitors, and tours to local industries plus Notre Dame and St Mary's Academy open for attendees. Hotel rates set at $2 daily, private-home board and lodging $1 daily, lodging plus breakfast 75 cents, or lodging 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
South Bend
Teachers of
Indianapolis
Capitol
Oliver Hotel
Association
University of Notre Dame
St. Mary’s Academy
Committee On Entertainment
Perpetual Building & Loan Promotes Home Ownership
Rental costs shown as money wasted invites readers to buy a home with help from the Perpetual Building and Loan Association. Contact Melvin Bybee secretary or C. W. Weninger president for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Melvin Bybee
Sec'y
C. W. Weninger
Methodist Revival Opens with Rev Holden at Church
The Methodist church hosts a two week revival led by Rev Rollin B Holden of Milwaukee with his wife as pianist singer. They previously conducted a successful revival in Aurora NL and have traveled from Colorado to New Jersey in seven years of ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eatinger
Knox
Just
Neuport’s
Frank Janovsky
Chicago
Gotlieb Hawke
Panhandle
B. F. Hay
de- Long
South Dakota
New Mexico
Holden
Johnson
Edward Strecker
Knox M. E. Church
Strecker
Holy Land
Methodist Church
Rollin B. Holden
Milwaukee
Mr. Holden
Colorado
New Jersey
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Red Cross Drug Store
C. S. Lundin
Elmer Mosher
Chris Neuport
Elmer Johnson
John L. Moormar
Supt
W. F. Ellis
Knox Schools
C. Christianson
English Lake
Attorney Pentecost
J. N. McCormick
Wm. Spoor
De-Armond Hotel
Dr. G. F., Brand
Edith Shilling
O. B. Smith
Maude Shilling
H. Linkenhelt
Amy Ellingson
D. S. Nave
Red Cross
S. Klopot
Nave
Dusek's
Fr. P. Whitson
Winamac
Held & Wenicger
John Hankey
Keller & Janovsky’s
Charlie Keller
Wm. Schricker
Round Lake
VanDerweere
State of Indiana
John W. Sellers
Western Union Telegraph Co
Squire Lawrence
North Judson Telephone Co
New Creamery
Emelia Adam
August Adam
Emma Dux
Ada Schricker
Lydia Sautter
Anna Schricker
Amanda Teske
Elsse Moderhock
Lena Stoldt
Ida Stoldt
Fred Shultz
Stoldt
Geo. Moderhock
Chas. Hawke
Chas. Keller
Geo. Shultz
Ernest Teske
Walter Teske
Frank Ketz
Fred Kellerman
North Indiana
Ek, Aukerman
M. D. Falvey
San Pierre
W. T. Loring
Crown Point
Lettah Dean
Peter Dean
L. G. Herbert
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Miss Saretta Fruits
Attorney Steis
Hyes
Lakin
W. A. Pierson
H. A. Collins
Toto
August Kain
Chas. Downie
LaCrosse
Jos. Ciahak
Catholic Cemetery
No. Judson
Frank Irmiter
John Tucker
Nell Horton
G. M. Wells
Emanuel Griffith
Ladies of the
Round Lake U. B
Spoor Schoolhouse
H. K
Connie Stevens
W. H. Replogle
Jamestown Exposition
CC & L
Norfolk
Pullman
T. H. Guerney
G. P. A. Cincinnati, O
W. Kkamiensky
Rollin
B. Holden
C. H. Kuester
J. J. Sindelar
J. H. Hopp
Wm. Luken
R. B. Holden
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