Hosiery and Shoes Highlight Local Trade Ad
An old ad promotes hosiery and fine shoes with emphasis on plow shoes for sturdy footwear. The fragment showcases a store’s inventory and sales language from a period advertisement.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1896
Page
3
An old ad promotes hosiery and fine shoes with emphasis on plow shoes for sturdy footwear. The fragment showcases a store’s inventory and sales language from a period advertisement.
A collage of brief items reports T K Brittsin returning from New Castle, Mrs Melles Dearmin selling spring hats, improvements by Harve Smiley on East Main Street, and local schooling notes. Mentions a May term at the Normal, various visits, and small town commerce at the Cash Grocery Store.
Mens and Boys Hels offered at 50 cents with new Crushes and square crowns. Auso bicycle caps and big line straw hats. Dress goods department features new dress patterns, "greys and tans" and jet trimmings. Umbrellas in spring line from 40 cents to 3 23, wash goods including percales, dimities, linens and embroideries. See the vast assortment and prices.
A historical ad states that after Monday March 301 the Exchange of Flour for Wheat will discontinue while all other flour and business features continue. Farmers and others are invited to trade flour for corn with flour and feed delivered to any part of the area. Respectfully Will Dearmin
A damaged OCR fragment notes a request to repair or tow a vehicle described as in good shape. The text is unclear but implies arranging service or maintenance. No names, dates, or locations are identifiable from the readable portion.
Editor Duncan Smith praises the town and its people while contrasting neighboring towns. An advertisement touts DeWith's Life Early Ei sera pills for indigestion headache liver and constipation, claiming broad effectiveness and value.
The Populist County Convention will be held in Washington on Thursday, April 234. Madison township will send 9 delegates, Elmore 17, and Van Buren 15. Primaries to name delegates are scheduled for Friday, April 17.
An 19th century market blurb promotes Poley’s Sarmaperilla for various afflictions including skin sores ulcers and blood taint. The notice names Gantz and Webster as sellers and urges those afflicted to obtain the remedy.
In Burns City J M Hindman moved to Lyons Lowery Storms visited Elnora Monday Geo Flummerfelt did business here early week Geo Maryfield went to Washington Monday Whitton Pendixter a clever Topeka businessman visits relatives Nora Abraham and her aunt from Ohio stayed with Dean Hindman Monday L J Eaton and family moved to his Trinity home Monday Edna Gore and John Nichols, young locals, attended school in Mitchell Chris Poindexter, State Normal student, spends days at home G Q W Summerville, a young pedagogue, left for Terre Haute Normal.
Local brief reports mention fine weather and pests like chinch bugs and grasshoppers. Residents John Roberts and family moved to a farm near Epsom while Mr Wallick and Moses Mearter sought licenses in Washington. Edith Bowman visited Elsie Stotts in Odon and students from Odon Normal attended classes.
Wm Mitchell and family visited friends here. A M Clark and Thomas Wade worth Jr were at Washington Tuesday. Rev Bell preaches at the C B church tonight. Dr Culver of Odon was in town last week. The Pops will give an entertainment this evening. Ivin Riggins and wife attended church at St Michael Sunday. Walter Wade of Elnora seen on our streets Wednesday. Albert Williams was in town Friday week. Several young people attended church at Center Monday night. A Q Fulkerson left Saturday for Princeton to teach this summer.
The revival led by Miss Hazel Harbin closed Sunday night after a growing turnout filled the Olon Circuit meeting space with standing room only. The event sponsored by DMiss Hazel Harbin drew many attendees as the program continued into the evening.
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