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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary notice from the Odon Indiana postoffice lists subscription rates and advertising rates. It references rates for advertisements upon application and mentions discount considerations for lodge events and entertainments. The text includes garbled phrases about condonence resolutions and lodge suppers.
The Inman Brothers publish editor Dean A. Inmen urges readers to send news items and opinions by Thursday noon. They introduce short stories like Under the Greenwood Tree and The Home Circle Column aimed at mothers and wives, inviting feedback to shape future content.
The sewer outlet from Hotel Grand near the electric light plant has been condemned as a public nuisance. Alfred Guthrie of Bedford, owner and president of Stone City Bank, failed to fix it after prior notice. A warrant for his arrest is with the Lawrence County sheriff. Guthrie was in town Tuesday to address the issue.
A fragment from the Circle Department presents a Pleasant Evening Reveries editorial note. The snippet hints at a reflective, relaxed mood rather than a hard news item.
The article argues there is no limit to a woman’s influence in life and society and laments mother daughter tensions. It praises women’s central role in shaping morality, education, and social progress, urging practical education beyond mere domestic tasks and promoting study of nature and Proverbs.
J E Pershing from Elnora spent Tuesday in the city visiting local sites and meeting residents, reflecting a brief cordial stop in the regional news.
Wellington O Connor of Terre Haute, head of United Mine Workers District Eleven, settled a local feud at Ragl esville over J O Pates expulsion for working with a non unionist. O Connor ordered Pate reinstated and compensated for lost wages totaling about 65 dollars.
A Mississippi Islander writes from North Dakota near Mandan and Bismarck describing homesteading life in 1905. He notes crops wheat oats and potatoes, modest yields, and methods for planting potatoes. He reports land sales near 36 to 15 per acre and details family work, schooling, and harvest timelines.
Ten thousand strangers gathered in Provo Utah on August 1 to register for the Uintah Indian reservation opening. Registration is underway in Provo Price and Vernal Utah and Rand Junction Cole. The drawing is set for August 8 with no advantage to early registrants though about two thousand queued for certificates.
The Princeton Tribune reports Governor Hanly’s Saturday Princeton address showcasing his dedication to enforcing Indiana laws and upholding his oath of office. The piece emphasizes the governor’s courage and accountability, urging public patience and belief in lawful action over opposition.
All persons owing me book accounts for more than days or whose notes are past due must call and settle by August 15 1936. From B. D. Smiley 123 3t.
Several persons of character and good reputation to learn newspaper advertising business. Liberal pay while learning. Salary 312.00 to 25.00 per week. No advance fee. Grand opportunity for ambitious persons. Address Room 400 The Bible House Como Block Chicago Mi.
A group will travel to Bethany Park on Sunday to join a chantan que kept by the Christian church. Regular church services will be dispensed with. Attendees include Rev Varney Duster Williams E Forsythe A A Lane Ben Sears and Nicholas Barkley.
Notice states bids will be received until August 15 1905 for a two story brick business house adjoining the W J Danner building. Contract to be let to lowest responsible bidder. Plans and specifications available at First Also bids for removal of the old building. W C Garten.
Notice announces Andrew M. Keck as executor of the last will of David Keck, deceased, with claim that the estate is solvent. The text notes refusals by Wen men and references wage and employment themes, plus a general reflection on parental spiritual guidance responsibilities.
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