29 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
1
Fragmented OCR describes a fatal stabbing involving Acey Keller in Missouri with garbled names and unclear ages. The text references nearby viewers and possible suspects, remarks on recovery prospects, and mentions authorities, courts, and witnesses in a disrupted line of reporting.
Mrs Davidson files libel lawsuit in federal district court alleging a newspaper story harmed her reputation by accusing her of desertion and defaming her by published reports. The suit targets Rev Phavitsen Pyot and cites court filings in Washington and Piqua news outlets as the basis for the claim.
A government plan to distribute copies of a stamped edition of Uncle Sam's Cook Book and related works. Officials outline free distribution through designated channels to promote the federal project. The proposal includes coded terms about public access and the method of dissemination.
Loosootee Tribune reports sixteen year old AD Wiles of Winlifieda vanished after a sudden decision. The family alerted authorities and residents aided the search. Marshal Apvin announced a sighting heading west toward Vincennes where he reportedly planned to work.
Ronson Bennett and Ebner Tristinis purchased 57 acres in the Pham Dillon farm in Wbnore township. Bennett 1 and Hastings 26,0 confederation Wits £ 5100.
Silas Crootee and Miss Goldie Lasswell wed at St Martins church in S eelock Tuesday morning with Rev. Joseph Dally officiating. The pair hail from Ven Daren township and Barr township respectively.
Taelisho a barber from Ilnora was arrested in Washington Tuesday on intoxication charges. He was brought before Mayor McCarty and pleaded not guilty.
The Guatemalan government assumes direct supervision of all electrical enterprises and restricts imports to those with written permission issued by the war department upon application.
Widespread opinion splits on fruit damage after last week frost and snow. Many fear fruit may have been killed or badly blighted by the cold, while others question the extent of the damage.
Promoter Burns speaks of a planned interurban line with tentative routes north from Washington to Martinsville and to Bloomington and Indianapolis. No survey was done and firm details will be released after discussions in Washington next week. The plan envisions a straight line from Washington to Martinsville then toward Bloomington and Indianapolis, with construction expected to start later.
A fragmented public note describes a riddle about counting apples and people named Eve Adam and Sam. It mentions a Statistical Editor and a Garden scene as a puzzle ends with a misfit total and confusion about who ate how many apples.
A fragmented notice describes a religious program featuring Christ Gur Wine and Moses prayers led by a president, followed by a Devdas prayer in concert. It mentions lessons, comments by a leader, and musical numbers including a cornet solo by C. Al Breden. Leader Roy Carpenter is noted with a dismissal.
The binera high school commencement will be held at the Tinore Opera House on May 6 with Dr Themas Kuhn of Richmond Indiana delivering the address. Graduates include Pay Wilson Lola Wilson and Blassie Smiley. The Journal invites readers to share local news and items of interest.
Officials plan to consult Walsh and verify signature authenticity on a petition for presidential clemency. The document lists the President as signer, not Abr Walsh, and questions arise over representational accuracy. Warden McClaughry reports Walsh shows threats and bias but takes no action on the petition while imprisoned at Leavenworth.
A puzzled series of lines describes a boy named Jimmie attempting to open a bank account at First National Bank. The narrative devolves into garbled phrases about deposits, decisions, and advice, with unclear outcomes and many disrupted sentences.
Mr Nelson Osborn and family visit. Mrs Jane Tlowstred on the stekits. Miss Moral Hole spent Tuesday with Mrs Grace Perrons. The Hart family and cousins Pincles and Elmer Con visit this week. Miss Drene Traverstock and friends attend a focal at her sister. A new telepilogue on vite itiber bo. Chapel meetings and prayers noted.
A school scene describes a misfired prank by Willie Dent causing him to limp for a week. The tale contrasts springtime expectations with a winter of discontent and references to ancient wisdom about wit and duty.
Sunday School at 5 0 p m, preaching at 10 30 a m. Junior Endeavor at 2 p m. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Third quarterly meeting at Mud Pike. Shay Sand D P McCoy, Pastor.
The judge of the Rev. O Tilburn's case is set for May 3 in the Allivan court. Tilburn faces embezzlement charges involving church funds while pastor at Christina Church in Vinton. He was tried previously but the jury disagreed.
Dr CG AL Mullinix, ill with kidney trouble and a side abscess, was operated on Sunday. He withstood the procedure and is expected to be discharged soon. Dr Link of Indianapolis assisted by Dr DeMotte performed the operation.
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