North Judson notices spark local sale and events
Local items note a public sale by Joe Budka on June 6 at the Budka farm near North Judson with livestock, farming gear, and household goods. Auctioneer Downie and clerk C. W. Weninger. Also reports on May dances at Dusek's and Burch halls, various social visits, and a paid subscription appeal for the home paper The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Haskins Auctioneer
North Judson
Ind
Selfon Commission
Frank Lintz
Chicago
Chas. J. Solliday
P.H. McCormick
Indianapolis
Joe Budka
John Budka
Downie Auctioneer
C. W. Weninger
Camp of Royal Neighbors Organizing Soon
C R Deardorff announces a Royal Neighbors camp being organized in Junctson as a ladies auxiliary to the Modern Woodmen of America. The goal is fraternal insurance and social events at low cost. All interested ladies, especially those with Woodman connections, are urged to respond.
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No. Junctson
Woodmen of
Out of season suit sale offers deep discounts
The ad promotes large overcoat and suit reductions for men women and children with sale prices on coats from 0.75 to 15.00 and suits in multiple lots with price points 2.50 to 15.00. It emphasizes long lasting value and several hundred garments in stock.
Single Pants for Men and Boys Sale Prices
Pants sale ad lists multiple lots with reduced prices. Lot 1 offers cotton hairline and worsteds at 79c per dozen. Lot 2 features fine worsteds at 1.89 each. Lot 3 includes 25 pairs in fine wool cloth at 2.00. Lot 4 has 156 pairs of fine patterns at 3.50 to 4.50.
Sale on Fine Black Sox Caps Handkerchiefs
Advertisement lists heavy black socks at sale price 9c and handsome caps in up-to-date shapes at 19c. Fine hemstitched white handkerchiefs with 11 to 14 inch hems in linen finish offered at sale price.
Store Promises Profit Sharing Stamps With Purchases
A retailer advertises profit sharing stamps with every ten cent purchase. The note claims customers gain from both supplier profits and selling profits, emphasizing readiness to share benefits from large purchases.
Two Men Pinched for Intoxication by City Officer
Jack Trinoskey and Bill Ott were detained Tuesday evening by Officer Kuester for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Both men paid fines of $6.45 before Squire Thorpe on Wednesday morning. Trinoskey posted bond. Ott made a further trip to Kuester.
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Jack Trinoskey
Bill Ott
Officer Kuester
Squire Thorpe
Trinoskey
Kuo
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Chas, H. Peters Peters
Gould & Peters
Ellingson Block
Court House
Knox
Indiana
Adrian L. Courtright
Farmers Bank
Farmers State Bank
First National Bank
S.bybee
Oscar B. Smith
Smith
C. F. Jenkins
G. B. Corbitt
Citizens Bank
E. A. Harden
A. J, Lintz
Nort Jupson Indiana
Wm. J. Reed
Chas. Hanna
Reed & Hanna
Charles Downie
Sue C. Milgone
Justice OF the Peace
San Pierre
Geo. W. Lawrence
Red Cross Drug Store
Rustee
Sven
Harry Miller
Laken
Ounty
Elmer FE. Rongers. Co
Neuport Block
Gross Bros
Cappa Jr
D. P. Douglass
Cappa J. Jr
My Farm
Denham
Bonny Hubeny
Mgr
Reiss
J. F. Manz
C. H. Kuester
H. A. Collins
Toto
C. Christensen
English Lake
Winamac
J. J. Bilasser
Denham, Ind
J. A. Byres
Byers
Center Township
Mother Darling
Jimmie
Barlow
Dusek’s Hall
G. W. Schricker
Mrs. N. Acand
Mrs
Chas. Lissons
Burch’s Hall
Belle Mayer
Wm. Luken
Gabe Doyle
Abser
Hamlet
Lro. Co. F
Clara Hyate of
LaCrosse
Dr. Fisher
Monday
C. C. and
Lain Street
A. A. Sprung
Winnecone
Wis
Rupert Beetham
Isabelle
McGlaughlin
Cadiz
Ohio
Beetham
No. Judson
Cubs
New York
Carl Sautter
Cal ‘Alspaugh
Rochester
B. F., Hay
W. F. Way
Opal Hay
Frank A. Munsey Company
Terre Haute
United States District Court of
New York City
Men’s, Boys & Childrens
the House of Kuppenheimer
Childrens
Ius Reiss & Company
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