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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1918
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads as a legal notice or notice of dispute between weeklies and a concern. Mentions of offices and publishers with unclear details and monetary figures appear, suggesting a legal or business dispute or filing. Further readable items include Payable in Advance and contact mentions.
A thrift note urges readers to buy War Savings Stamps to support the defense and end the war. It frames stamps as marching dollars and counters idle efforts, calling on citizens to contribute to victory against Kaiser forces. The fragment emphasizes patriotic duty and practical support through purchases.
Multiple small items list sales and notices including a Silegood vacuum cleaner, fine Wilkes mare, Jersey cows, an incubator, Poland male, a Yellow Dent seed corn, shoe polish coupons, regular shirting, and farm loan offers. Includes contact pointers to John W. Chinn, Chas Sims, J A Overton.
The Chicago Terre Haute and Southeastern Ry announces the southeast line effective April 25 with south bound No. 3 and No. 1 schedules. Times list Terre Haute to Shoals Jasonville Beechhurst Linton Beechwood Seymour Odon Bedford and Colon with multiple midafternoon to early morning arrivals.
Miss Bertha Walls of Newberry assisted at the switchboard. Mrs T A Hays shopped in Loogoo tee last week. Mrs C O Wildams of Shoals held a second graduation exam. Sain Martindale and children visited her brother Geo McNabb. Jane and Winnie Williams visited Holice Teen's. Dan Dillion moves to Indian Springs to run his business. A baptism occurred at Boges Creek last Sunday by Rev. Prather. four participants emerged. Ezra Williams joined the navy. Several residents listed as sick. Jezra Padgett and Miss Florence Mattingly wed at St Joseph last Tuesday and plan to reside on a farm. Hearthy Sipes and Rosco Sheldon visited from Terre Haute. Gien Armstrong and others visited Washington on business. Dwight Armstrong and son Wayne recovering from scarlet fever. Calvin Johnson of Washington ill with inflammatory rheumatism and pneumonia.
A brief continued letter from France shows Pvt. Lynan Boyd M. T C.3875 MS. Y. 4693 asking a recipient to write back soon and expressing best regards while hoping for health updates and quick replies.
A letter from Herbert Hoover urges the Boy Scouts of America to aid the U S food administration by promoting wheat conservation. It calls for pledges, home canning, and the clean plate gospel, envisioning scouts helping reach households and monitor compliance nationwide.
Troop 4 of Barre Vermont held a public supper that raised 50 dollars to finance the troop garden where Scouts planted potatoes beans and hubobara squash.
A garden frame cover is designed to tilt over the upper edge without risk of dropping. Each side features a mid length slot and a pin at the end, with the slots engaging pins to allow sliding motion while preventing the cover from falling.
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