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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1913
Page
7
In a Sunday dive near Washington, rescuers searched for four men who disappeared after a vessel incident. A business trip earlier in the week placed some involved parties in Washington, while authorities pushed for leads.
The funeral of H Beever Roland Parris was held in Terre Haute Sunday with friends visiting. Miss Avice Sylvester of Linton is visiting grandmother Mrs Isaac Todd this week. Miss Cora Nugent visited her sister Mrs O W Wade at Wabbington Saturday. Mr and Mrs J F Daniel were here. Miss Agnes Pate of Eaglesville was here Monday. Washington bound.
Local eatery opens new taco stand amid busy market scene with quick service and varied fillings. Patrons report vibrant flavors and affordable prices, drawing steady after work crowds and weekend shoppers.
In San Francisco Burroughs reveals his plan to wed Nellie Prescott. He tells Mrs. Prescott he seeks her approval, noting Nellie’s letters but aiming to secure parental consent before a proposed marriage amid uncertain news about Nellie’s fate.
A historical description notes large stray dog populations in Constantinople eating garbage and preying on cats and rats, with neighborhoods controlled by dog clans and high dog numbers amid urban squalor. A separate anecdote recalls Thad Stevens feigning contempt in a Pennsylvania court while arguing a case.
Mrs. H Beever and daughter express gratitude to neighbors for kindness during illness and death of their husband and father, acknowledging sympathy and assistance received.
A battered line notes a Crandon project assembling a gasoline car with 4 983 parts including a 4 508 piece motor and 166 inch axle. It warns any neglected part could cause automobile dysfunction requiring disassembly in a machine shop.
A Kansas note reports Hon. Bill Gibiss has accepted to lead the Harveyville Silver Cornet Band in the Admire celebration. He has been practicing with a sledge hammer at a local shop and is described as having his arm in shape for the role.
The trade winds arise from temperature differences between the equator and the poles. Heated air at the equator rises while cooler air toward the poles moves in to replace it, creating atmospheric currents toward the equator. Strength varies with the temperature gradient between equator and pole.
A Vancouver spring audience faces an unusual rival as a large colony of bullfrogs settles under the Auditorium during theater season. The croaks mix with performances, initially seen as a joke, as thousands of frogs inhabit a nearby pond and disrupt shows.
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