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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1895
Page
2
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The Republican candidate WikLSOb & MYERS narrowly defeated Democrat Frank Werter by about 36,800 votes. Citizens express frustration with Democratic rule and praise a move by residents to plant trees around their properties to improve curb appeal and property value.
The excerpt describes a rare astronomical alignment and prophetic interpretation tied to Good Friday in April. It references heavens, the sun, and planetary positions as viewed from a religious perspective, noting a sky sign at dawn associated with the Christian era.
Retiring Judge Metennell urged filling the vacancy in the twenty ninth judicial district at Lio ganspore with Chase for best fit. The bar and citizens supported the choice, but Governor Matthews rejected the recommendations and instead nominated a law student, citing democratic reasons.
The article argues that long peace since the Civil War is unusual, averaging about twenty five years between major wars historically. It notes potential triggers abroad such as Cuba Spain Nicaragua Venezuela and France and concludes war remains a possible, even likely, outcome given current tensions and the law of averages. It cites multiple historical wars and suggests peace may not last much longer.
Examinations held for graduation from country schools show busy activity with 44 applicants listed across Bar card Ehaore Har Madsion Steele Vaniuren Veale Arlington and Madsons. Superintendent Wa may not yet grade papers and results remain unknown.
A local death is linked to frozen oranges causing coughing and ear pain. Reports say several patients showed similar symptoms over the past month across towns. An elderly physician urges authorities to destroy thousands of frozen imports shipped from Florida to prevent further cases.
The community notes include Mrs. Chas Maraball on the sick list and a church review at M B S church Sunday that drew a large attendance. Several residents made a trip to Mitchell on Monday. Rev Wim Baker plans to preach there Monday night. Will Timmons of Chicago, visiting recently, has returned home.
Mrs Diamah Hutchins is very sick at her son in law Wm Kirk Elmer Pershing and family of Farlen way visiting T J Groves. Misa Bertha Garten will attend the Normal at Odon this Spring Arch Cunningham is very sick with pneumonia. Sunday School organized at Shiloh. Garten and Harve Garten Jr returned from Linton on business. One man in the vicinity breaking ground for corn. Stoner School has several weeks to go. Families visited Jas Garten and family. Asberry Sims held a big 87th birthday dinner March Sith. One Minute Cough Cure praised by J A Richardson of Jefferson City Mo. W L Stoy Druggist sells Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 25 and 59 cent bottles.
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A January dust storm swept the area with winds near 40 miles per hour. Dust filled houses and reduced visibility as snow melted. Residents reported the storm beginning in the vicinity around the 2nd of January and lasting into the night, with debris and pale dust settling over the streets and structures.
A young son of Hiram Hlawkins near Palmera west of the cay ignited dynamite with a match while playing with it. The blast knocked him to the ground and severed several fingers, injuring his hand.
An exchange reports a band of Penticusters occupying Leesville all winter with growing signs of insanity among close attendees. A man around thirty eight, with a wife and children, has reached a dangerous mind state and could be sent to the asylum. Tuscritigins threaten to force the Penticusters to leave the town if they stay.
A garbled clipping notes a man declaring summer buners and fetes amid cold conditions while a tent sits detached from the world. A large pentaloons bag appears near the knees as the scene unfolds in Washington Star style.
Gravois Mills Missouri physician Dr K R Fish with years of practice recommends DeWitte Hazel Salve for indolent sores burns and boils stating it relieves pain instantly heals burns quickly and leaves no scar.
An aged tree near a heart of a town bears bark inscriptions including initials 2S and P.P.O faintly legible, hinting at old romance. A Curri tucker man uses Gatling gun on ducks and perishes as birds and wind drive his corpse to the hiding ground. In Thomaston a cat spares her kittens by using cork to choke them, then returns to her mistress with triumph.
A self important Hue country gentleman visits Daron Haussmann in Paris with a complaint. The prefect signals readiness by asking for his hat, then places his own hat on and declares he will hear the case. The scene unfolds with ceremonial authority.
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