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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
1
The article describes a method for improving corn seed quality by creating a seed patch from about 45 top ears, selecting strong stalks, thinning to remove weak plants, and harvesting seed by mid October. It also notes related local farm topics and community notices from Knox and North Judson areas.
A Rochester Sentinel note laughs at a one chapter story about an Argos man and a consignment labeled books. An unlabeled box leaked while awaiting pickup, prompting a crowd to gather as the recipient arrived to claim his literature. Local notices recount residents visiting, selling, and bidding in nearby towns and auctions.
Reports from northern Indiana include Elkhart junk dealer William Coon sentenced to the penitentiary for horse blanket thefts in Elkhart. Decatur gunsmith Frank Smith claims gold in the St Marys River and will investigate. Union station planned for South Bend by railroads. Miami county allocates 16000 for voting machines. A Columbia City bobsled party stranded overnight. John Hanan of South Bend fined ten dollars and jailed for refusing to pay a restaurant bill. Marion man Durham talked in sleep and wife seeks divorce. Abe Sweeney jailed for drunkenness starts a jail fire scare. Laporte resident notes wife left for a South Bend man. Congressman Brick proposes 100000 for Mishawaka post office and 100000 for Goshen. Edward Shannon captured in Mishawaka for prior jail escape and new charge. Mrs. Aaron Simon of Wabash to inherit 20000 from Benjamin Newberger estate, worth at least 100000. Home Telephone of Peru wires church pulpit to reach sermon remotely. John Kurse dies at Wabash county infirmary after theft of money post-farm sale.
Bert Graeber was a Knox visitor one day last week. J. M. Alspaugh was a county seat business caller Friday. The next meeting of the MWA will be held on Tuesday evening March 24 and all members are urged to attend for important business.
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