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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1892
Page
2
Dr AK Lane of our area is poised to receive the People's nomination for Representative with John G Parsons of Van Buren St. aiming for the same party nomination. A Republican candidate visited Tuesday to discuss the race and seek support.
In Bunkum Township on Monday the Peeple's Party held its primary to select delegates for the county convention. The readable fragment confirms the event but omits several names and precise results.
Henry Sefric of Bare township visited the city Sunday while examining the Republica defaces to the county convention. He is a candidate for County Assessor.
Madison township Republicans met at the Opera House to elect delegates and alternates to State Judicial Congressional and County conventions. F B Arford named chairman. A C Seat chosen chair. J A Fisher secretary. Delegates and alternates were selected for each body with multiple names listed.
A critical article argues the Indiana tax law raises taxes due to assessments and levies, not fair reporting by the Democrat paper. It cites historical tax figures and notes an Easter program at U Bechurch with various performances and speakers.
Arlington Ohio man Frank Huffman says two physicians pronounced consumption as incurable but after using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption, coughs and colds he regained strength and can walk again. Trial bottles free at St Vhsinger's drug store.
Mothers wives daughters and friends of soldiers invited to meet at the hall to transact business. By order of JW Thornburg Post GAR ZV Garten Evitieem Com FG Lures.
An aged advertisement-like line promotes Gimmons Liver Regulatr sp as a remedy for fatigue and rundown states. It urges readers to take the product despite lacking medical guidance or evidence of effectiveness.
A promotional note invites readers to a music class run by the MC of the ON. Tuition is two dollars with all books supplied free. Both afternoon and evening sessions are available under normal principles, promising full value for attendees.
Sar J. C. Clayborn at the restaurant advertises the largest stock of tobaccos cigars and candies in town and offers to take produce in exchange for goods. CLAYBORN displays a broad trade in local wares.
Fragmentary report shows bids received at a school house yesterday. Clytes Grete and other bidders offered prices but the contract remained undeployed as the depression period and terms delayed letting. The Simmons Lever Regulator phrase appears in garbled text.
Town of Odor holds election on the first Monday in May to choose officials for six roles: two wards elect a council member, one trustive for the third ward, one clerk, one treasurer, and one marshal. The notice is signed by Clerk J. S. Hubbard.
Bedford Roller Mill offers Hiage flour for sale or swap for wheat with highest market price for grain. Northern Pacific outlines daily trains from St Paul to Spokane Seattle Portland via multiple routes with Pullman cars and scenic sleepers. Chicago departures connect to Montana Oregon and Washington with brochures on Yellowstone Park and Alaska, sent free on request.
An advertisement for Plymouth Rock Pants Co. by agent J C Clayboen touts a neat fit guaranteed and urges shoppers to visit the Restaurant for affordable trousers. The copy emphasizes value and a secure fit.
Local dealer Mars G. E. Daren announces a new complete line of millinery items including hats bonnets ribbons laces and related accessories set up in the West room of the Udell building Odeon Indiana. The sale promises fashionable headwear for the season.
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