Revised Fish and Game Laws to Date
George W. Miles outlines a compilation of state hunting and fishing laws reflecting recent legislative additions. The draft pamphlet lists unlawful acts including hunting without a license, killing protected species out of season, possessing or selling game birds and waterfowl out of permitted times, overlimits, fishing from boats with restrictions, and shipping game out of state without proper limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Miles
Fisheries and Game
Pan Handle Announces Wages Hike and Store Proposals
The Pennsylvania railroad will raise wages beginning April first, with workers under $100 getting 15 percent and those earning more than $100 up to $150 getting 5 percent. Section men rise to about $1.85 per day. The company plans to open a chain of stores selling food at actual cost. Copies of the laws will be distributed by the commissioner in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Commissioner of Fisheries and Game
Lake Michigan
Ohio River
Wabash River
Indiana
Hindis
Ilinois
Bad Check Bill In Force Signed To Curb Fraudulent Payments
The bill to prevent fraudulent bank checks was signed by the governor and, with an emergency clause, is now in effect. It imposes fines from 100 to 5000 dollars and potential prison terms of one to five years for knowingly writing checks when funds or credit are insufficient.
Rebekahs Celebrate 20th Anniversary in North Judson
Local Rebekahs marked twenty years since Charity Rebekah Lodge No. 419 was founded. Members and guests heard history notes and reminiscences, with Miss Sadie Thomas as first Noble Grand. Entertainers Lois Foust Mary Kasch Charlotte Arnold and Lulu Weigner led musical and comic numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Rebekah Lodge
Messer Smith
Lung
Lutes
Sadie Thomas
H. E. White
Seed corn and soil improvement lecture train set for Indiana
Farmers in central and northern Indiana will welcome a seed corn and soil improvement special lecture train along Wabash lines March 27 to 29. The program, a Purdue University Agricultural Extension joint effort with Wabash Railroad, will tour LaFayette to the Ohio line then Chicago division to Hammond. Purdue Soils and Crops Department will share guidance on seed selection and soil improvement to raise Indiana corn yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Railroad
Indiana
Agricultural Extension Department of
Purdue University
LaFayette
Ohio
Chicago
Hammond
Soils and Crops Department
Purdue Experiment Station
Resigns as Knox Prosecuting Attorney
KR D Peters, prosecuting attorney for the 44th Judicial district covering Pulaski and Starke counties, resigned to devote full time to the office but cites low pay as the reason. Governor Ralston says no applicants have been found and the resignation has not yet been accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. D. Peters
Knox
44Th
Pulaski
Starke
Goveror Ralston
Ralston
Peters
Unclaimed Letters List From Week Ending March 22 1913
Unclaimed letters remain undelivered this week as of March 22 1913. Names include Bronson G W Humek Frank Hawkins Frank Nelson A Ward Wayne. If not claimed within two weeks mail will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Charles H Kuester P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson
G. W
Humek
Frank
Hawkins
Nelson
Ward
Wayne
Charles H. Kuester
P.M
Local notices and labor moves fothe week
Albert Wilcox resigned as third trick operator at the Co L &8 and joined the Pan Handle at Effner. John P. Origer plans a new residence in Wayne township under contractor F P Armiter. M A Thomas family moves to Earl Park Ind to manage a stock of general merchandise. Levi Oldmart to Indianapolis hospital for appendicitis surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wilcox
Co. L &8
Effner
John P. Origer
Wayne Township
F. P. Armiter
M. A. Thomas
Earl Park
Ind
Mr. Thomas
Ate Sutton
Thomas Place
Levi Oldmart
Indianapolis
Brick Plant to Open Near Town With Local Jobs
The enamel facing brick plant at the edge of town will start full operation by late next month. J W Long of Knox heads the venture and seeks 15 to 25 workers. Toledo Enamel Vitrified Brick Co backs the project, sending expert brickmen to supervise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Long
Knox
Toledo Enamel
North Judson
Toledo Concern
Postmasters To Hold On To Jobs Until Term Ends
Postmaster General Burleson issued a policy allowing postmasters to serve out their appointed terms unless official findings prove they are inefficient. The order signals incumbents may retain positions for the remainder of their terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
Blessings and burdens of gentlemen at a gathering
A guest’s toast extols gentlemen as the source of joys and sorrows, expenses and cares, yet admired for magnanimity and affection. The speaker claims women manipulate, respect, and depend on men, joking that without them the world would be dreary. The note ends with affection.
Community Notices From North Judson and Beyond
Otto Neupert travels from Chicago for a day visit. A big shooting match by the Starke County Gun Club is set for Friday April 4 at the North Judson grounds. August Michalski funeral attended by Riverdale Illinois residents. The Radke child’s funeral held with Rev Heine officiating. burial in town cemetery. A playful note about a “gobbler” staying with George Moderback and wife. Frank Neupert from Danville arrives for a family visit. Born returns home from Champaign Illinois for a short visit with parents August and wife east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Neupert
Chicago
Starke County Gun Club
North Judson
Win
Champaign
August Born
Otto
Wide Flood Strikes Indiana and Ohio Valley
Heavy rains flood Logansport and Peru with several deaths reported. C O railroad traffic halted. bridges washed out. Kin Kee Lake area houses endangered. Gov. Ralston asked for aid as wind damage adds to devastation and mentions a school building collapse risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ohio Valley
Logansport
Peru
Terre Haute
Pennsylvania
Kankakee
English Lake
Panhandle
Royal Centre
North Judson
Gov. Ralston
Federal Wild Duck Law Likely Begins Oct 1
Washington reports from the Agriculture Department indicate the new federal wild duck protection law may not take effect before October 1. Indiana hunters flocked for guidance as officials confirmed the Oct. 1 start date, addressing widespread questions about the migratory bird regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee
Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Taft
Congress
Department
Local notes on visits purchases and relocations
Miss Cora Dunkelberger returns from Kankakee for a visit while Dave Leslie buys a Ford car and prepares for summer. Rev H J Richards receives a new pastors post at Eagle Grove near Boise City Idaho and will move with Mrs Richards. Frank Trinaskey and Henry Baker end a camping trip near Kankakee and return to town after a two week outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
H. J. Richards
M. E. Church
Eagle Grove
Boise City
Idaho
Mrs. Richards
West
Frank Trinaskey
Henry Baker
Iankakee
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Vougowr
The
Ladies Aid of the
M. FE. Church
Rebekahs
G. F. McCurdy
J. N. Robey
B. W. Murphy
J. E. Jones
Fred Gearing
F. J. Agnew
Jas. Jarrett
C. Hecock
Joe Headley
Abe DeCamp
Chas. Longwell
Er. H. Naftzger
W. D. Wilcox
F. L. Spellman
Anna Brown
Mae Lawrence
Messrs
A. T. Brown
C. H. Kuester
Wesley Lutes
Jason Diamond
John Myers
Murphy
Naftzger
Winamac
Monterey
Burch's Hall
Plymouth
Cecelia Dahlke
Milwaukee
George Sindelar
Benny Dusek
Rensselaer College
John Collins
J. W. Hielscher
Kninjan
Lena Kane
Emma Krause
N. J. H. 8. Athletic Association
Toledo
Burch’s Hall
Frank Neupert
Danville
Anton Brzezinski
John Michalski
Anton Strosisinski
Anton Stamborski
Riverdale
Michalski
Gobbler
George Moderback
George
C.W. Weninger
Jacob Fumanz
P.H. McCormick Cashier
G. N. Peterson
J. F. Manz
Dahlee
L. E. Mosher
P.H. McCormick
North
Judson Inh
James
Denham
Washington
Bend
Tribune
Cora Dunkelberger
Dave Leslie
Spenner
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