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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1901
Page
3
A local shop advertises a splendid assortment of wall papers with artistic designs for every room. Selections suit every taste and purse, promising the best values and the iciest prices.
Sherif McCord was there Pursday Walter Kisarmin recorded Piurs Rae Spade on pate rece 99 percent Phase Way aremi om Gate terss trap toe gahiten. Kara Mattingly was tere Lhurs tly from Washington. Charles Watson is home from transports. Born Sauda July to Arape Wing. Mrs. Ames Starcup from Carpettevillg this week. Fred Tocle from Elnora. Subscription reminder for arrears. Charlie Calishan ill, George McWilliams managing, Albert at springs. A large hat of prechams to be given at old Selliers. Randle Jarvis moved Hop ale joint. Wanted good jarders. Hotel ads and local shop notes. Residents visiting relatives, business trips, and upcoming events.
Odon defeated Bramble 5 to 1 after Bramble had won all prior games. Frank Helm, Odon first baseman, made five remarkable plays including two catches while lying on the ground with toes on the base. Bramble was aided by Loogootee and Bramble hosts a game this afternoon. Score by innings shows Odon 2 0 6 2 0 2 0 0 1 Bramble 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.
Asa Haig senior member of Haig Brothers general store has sold his interest to Win Haig who will continue the business at the old stand. He has yet to decide his future but will rest before pursuing any new venture.
Fragmentary lines describe a puzzling scene with names like Sirota and PNGWe amid garbled text. It hints at a Tuesday or Wednesday event and a tense mood as relationships and knowledge surface. The readable portions suggest a mystery or investigative thread without clear resolution.
The Journal promotes its news superiority over other papers in Northern Daviess County and invites readers to subscribe. It highlights pricing 1 per year 50 cents six months 25 cents three months and claims superior news gathering and facilities.
Walter Correll’s $21,000 life policy with the Modera Goodman of Americas was approved for payment after a July fraternity meeting. His mother Mrs Geore Corres received $1,000, with prior total premiums listed and portions allocated to indicators.
Walter Evans attended Eineia Toes- Poy event while Hirbert Myers joined Cannel borg Welbesdiy. Miss Moise Clark of Barns Cry visited, Chas. Clark from Sun called on Wastatg das. People from Prainville, Audrey Withars, Mabel and Millie Wadsworth noted in the community. Hall owners rented for a dance midweek. attendance was small, discouraging the boys.
Mary Eo Howard daughter of Perrs and Anna Howard died Monday morning three miles south of here from typhoid fever at age 18 years 9 months and 27 days. Born October 2, 15882 in Allen county Indiana she was a devout Christian known for kindness and devoted to husband children and God. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the U B church with burial at Walnut Hill.
The Trustee of Madison township in Daviess County presents estimates for the year at the advisory board meeting held at School District No. 4. Items include township expenditures 700 dollars with 10 cents per hundred and 25 cents per poll. local tuition 21- dollars with 24 cents per hundred and 25 cents per poll. special school tax Sotte with 5.5 cents per hundred and 6 cents per poll. road tax 550 dollars with 7 cents per hundred. extra road tax Seo with 6 cents per hundred. prior year expenses 30 and tax do cents per hundred. general expenditures 25907 with total tax 50 cents per hundred and 160 cents per poll. Signed Jobo Mumaw, Trustee, Osted July 8). LOL.
Mrs St Airport Johnstown Pennsylvania reports her child nearly strangled by croup before doctors declared an early relief with ulemanite cough cure. W. L. Stroy provides the note on the remedy.
Elizabeth Eleanor Stotts born January 26, 1823 died July 26, 1901. survived by three sons, six grandchildren and many relatives. Husband and six children preceded her to the Glory World. Funeral held at Mt Olive with Rev John Breden of Adon delivering the sermon, recalling the husband's funeral from Ringgold Ga thirty six years prior.
Sunday evening Rev. Adams joined Amos Osborn and Miss Eckel Stuckey in marriage at the Eaglesville M E parsonage. The surprise ceremony united a young farmer east of Eaglesville with the daughter of Bert Stuckey of Eaglesville. They will live on Mr. Oshearn's farm as friends extend best wishes.
The Odenhi Company has nearly closed a contract with Sproull Bros to drill for gas ore here. Work will start around August 15 with part of the machinery arriving next week and setup to proceed quickly.
J A Gaither is reported dead near Fort Scott Kansas from stomach and bowel trouble after a wandering life through Pennsylvania and North Carolina. Elmer Hastings acts as attorney for Mrs Gaither as heirs pursue legal steps to claim the property. The page also contains assorted notices and advertisements unrelated to the Gaither report.
An old advertisement claims a salve called Great Healer cures cuts wounds sores and all skin diseases as a substitute for W. Lyster. It recounts a baby teething causing bowel sickness in June July with quick improvement after four drops in water. Sold by Z. Webster. Don’t talk with your forehead use your mouth.
The plaintiffs in the case Toward and Monat versus Ezila Natteo and others have fled their complaint. Defendants Ezila Nolan Norton executrix Vary EK Gaylord Keiren Norton and Ibrahim Norton are notified of the filing and proceedings. The matter will be heard in the Daviess Circuit Court at the Washington Indiana courthouse on October 15 1901. Witness Thomas Harris Clerk July 22 1901. Hefferman and Mattingly, Attorneys.
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