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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1893
Page
2
The fragment references a colon exchange listing individuals named Howard Crook and Harry Crooke with notes including taenee presidant and cashier roles. The text is incomplete but suggests a financial or clerical context involving these persons.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered terms including references to places people and topics. It mentions Capito s of Pepe Le Leeype sca and Haute Ths F bs with unclear context and several truncated phrases about investments and a possibly unrelated set of descriptors.
The text recalls a chaotic scene with references to the United States Treasurer appointment, wartime casualties and civic outrage. It notes copper coins bearing naval words and hints at a debased era, while condemning the burning of William Pershing's buildings and urging swift uncovering of the culprits amid public indignation.
A civic message urges voters to inquire honestly into candidates and focus on character and business qualifications rather than party. It stresses town welfare depends on those who advance its destiny and calls residents to choose men suited for duties ahead.
The Purdue Experiment Station bulletin notes early corn planting yields about two bushels per acre higher than other methods and over twelve bushels more than late planting. It also reports shallow cultivation outperforms medium or deep, and that commercial fertilizer effects on corn are generally unprofitable.
An editorial condemns widespread slang in daily speech and urges parents and teachers to reinforce proper English. It argues careless language degrades discourse, fuels vandalism and swearing, and stresses grammar as essential for future citizens.
The court house conspiracy case against Aaron Barr Hawes in Petersburg draws wide attention as the Oil House fire case proceeds. The trial, expected to last about ten days, features top local attorneys and ongoing witness testimony from Tlarb Eyeworls and Lavelle detailing the October 7 incident and those connected. A jury verdict is anticipated next week.
A major storm roared across Indiana last Tuesday night damaging trees fences and chimneys for minutes. Other towns including Kokomo Terre Haute Jeffersonville and Rockport suffered heavy losses with many buildings destroyed and a death toll expected between sixty and seventy across the state and neighboring regions.
The filing shows Farpeintad Administrator 4 pea hie tee wove stating Pianiel Morris, deceased, of Indiana, deemed the estate solvent. Winting EP Moyers named Administrator.
The administrator of Daniel Morris deceased announces a sale of the estate in Madison Township Davis County Indiana. Personal property includes two work horses a two horse road wagon a set of double harness farming implements and household goods. Auction at the residence with five dollars credit and six months with approved security. Property sold under valuation and appraisal laws waived. Administrator TH Myins.
Tickets for the Old Order German Caputs meeting at Blue's Road offer a round trip fare of one and one third. Tickets are valid for sale from June 19 to 23. International convention tickets for Young People’s Society of Chriss Rydavor in Montreal are also advertised with round trip rates.
A promotional notice touts a new Ina product praised for universal satisfaction. The advertiser promises refunds if results do not meet expectations and emphasizes popularity due to merits.
Advertises ladies millinery at a shop one door north of the bank on South Spring Street. Emphasizes lace styles and fashionable looks with prices to suit customers. Signed by Dearmin & Llays.
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