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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1907
Page
4
Special correspondence outlines 386 pages of Indiana acts from the Sixty-fifth general assembly. Republicans cite brisk, clear laws across many topics, from bank officer penalties to rail and school reforms, with 294 acts now in force and rapid publication records.
An essay extols beauty and refined character as essential to community life. It praises home as a moral center, urges kindness over gossip, warns against valuing money over virtue, and celebrates the fireside as a place to cultivate right conduct for children and society.
A narrator muses on the longing to return to a hometown after years away, noting the risks of dashed dreams and altered self. He recalls familiar spots from childhood, including the orchard, well, and house, now held by strangers yet unchanged inside.
Fragmentary editorial urges focusing on uplifting the minds of boys and girls at home rather than sweeping policy debates. It questions fixed cures for happiness, urging personal effort to inspire and shape virtuous homes as the nation’s foundation.
Abner G Smiley of Odon laid to rest after a large funeral at U B church. Infant of Mr and Mrs Elmer Flinn of Linton buried at Eaglesville cemetery. House fire near James Evans farm damaged Wade family. Mamie Wade slight burn while saving belongings. Various locals visited kin and attended chores and sickness in Forest and Zigler areas.
In the Daviess Circuit Court April term 1907 Harvey E. Ward as Administrator filed final settlement of Nathan F. Winklepleck deceased His account will be examined May 10 1907 Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved The Clerk Wm A Wallace Clerk T D Slimp attorney affiliated at Washington Indiana April 11 1907
The notice announces one way second class colonist rates from Odonto points in California North Pacific Coast Montana Idaho and Intermediate Territory for periods March 1 to April Mutch and September 1 to October 31 1907.
Daily trains schedule from Seymour to Terre Haute and back listing stops at Bedford Odon Eloora Beehunter Linton Jasonville and others with departure and arrival times. For tables and details contact local agent or H P Radley G P and T A Grand Central Station Chicago Illinois.
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