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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1894
Page
2
Readers report a subscription mix up with the journal and billing, causing delays in delivery. The office says they are reviewing accounts and will confirm renewals and renewals dates. Customers are urged to verify their names and addresses with staff.
Fragmentary text references a public notice or notice of action in a local publication. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, with many garbled terms. No concrete event or outcome can be confirmed from the legible portions.
Local notes indicate Bath State University teams prepare for a spring event with events slated in late April. Officials remind attendees of event timing and venue details as teams showcase training progress and local support builds ahead of competition.
Fragmentary OCR note indicates tickets for the tunn chet event will be released next week. No clear dates, places, or organizers are readable. Further readable details are needed to confirm entities or exact schedule.
The readable fragment mentions unclear names and roles, with no identifiable event or outcome. No concrete persons, organizations, places, dates, or scores are discernible to form a proper summary. The text remains indecipherable.
Incoherent fragments mention individuals and events with unclear dates and places. The legible parts do not establish a coherent news item or outcome for a concise summary.
Ambiguous notes indicate a convention setting with discussions on nominees. A Democratic neighbor fears labeling as deserter while considering leaving the party, seeking reassurance and a concise message. The overall context hints at political realignment and local party dynamics.
The readable portions suggest discussion of ballots and voting in Minnesota Nebraska Nevada and Wisconsin with references to state names and election processes. The garbled text mentions prices counts and possible locations while referencing political figures and regions in a dated newspaper context.
Fragmentary text appears to describe teachers and locations, mentioning names like Walliams and Minnie Davis and a show or event in a winter setting. Details are incomplete, with many garbled words obscuring dates, places, and specific actions.
A disturbance erupted as a group of youths followed Alexander after a confrontation at the depot. A severe cut occurred, and City Marshal arrested several boys as tension spread through town. May face charges in the upcoming Saturday session, with bail set and costs listed.
Case describes two months bedridden with severe rheumatism. After trying Ugembezisin's Pain Balm, patient improved after the first application and regained strength to sit up and attend housework. Written by E. H. Johnson of Kensington. Ad lists sale by W. G. Story in Plainville.
By virtue of a certified copy from the Daviess Circuit Court a decree requires sale at public auction. The action lists George W White as plaintiff and Thomas J Windbard, Esther Hubbard as defendants. The sale seeks two hundred seventy eight dollars and sixty five cents plus interest and costs to the highest bidder.
A legal notice dated April 28, 1894, sets a public sale at the door of a property in Daviess County, Indiana, to satisfy a trust or mortgage. It describes starting forty feet east of the northwest corner of a specified parcel, with terms including payments, interest, and timelines, and names parties involved and the acting attorney.
Notice given for an election in Gilson Daviess County Indiana on Monday May 7 1894 to elect officers for the town including trustee for first ward second ward clerk treasurer and marshal. J Hepcarp town clerk signs March 31 1894 with official seal.
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