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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1904
Page
3
Augustus Nd Settlers and John Hindman visit Einors. Mike Malick from Elnora and Arthur Stielap of Edliteville appear in county social notices. Several families travel to Linton and Washington for events while local contracts, monuments, and police plans are mentioned.
The readable fragments describe a vague discussion about pay and opportunities at a facility. Names, dates, and concrete details are missing, leaving an unclear note or draft with scattered phrases and incomplete sentences.
Fragmentary text fragment mentions various unclear names and places and action but lacks a coherent event or report to summarize. The readable parts do not establish a clear person, organization, date, or outcome for a concise news item.
Passages describe a silver library belonging to Unis treasure with twenty deathly ornaments. It notes Albert, first Duke of Pros eta, ordered the looks in the late sixteenth century and suggests they were crafted in Nuremberg during his three year station.
After Tambach printed Esipeya W hela I, a privy councilor sought the emperor’s approval. The sole remark was a request to paint the uniform buttons more clearly. Lenbach replied that he paints heads, not buttons, and the emperor laughed heartily when informed.
In Seymour a phone rate hike sparked public outcry as residents formed a citizens’ combine and ordered the removal of 1500 telephones from service amid protests against the new charges.
The Old Settlers invite a lineup of speakers for a three day program. Congressmen Hethenway and Stiers join J Frank Wanley governor candidate, John C Chaney congress candidate, H Q Houghton, J A Padgett for judge, and Eph Leman and Ezra Mattingly.
Laughlin at Bramble. Our fellow townsman E. Y T. Gaughn the Republican candidate for prosecutor will speak at Bramble next Wednesday at the picnic there.
The brief notes a curious tale about Marjorie-Fe charging Lolly for a task at $2 an hour, prompting readers to consider motives and merit in a small town setting. The piece mirrors a quirky town topics column with humorous or moral fibers.
A damaged excerpt shows a two person exchange about a husband carrying a latchkey. The Second Matron agrees but notes it does not fit the door. The scene hints at social dynamics and perceptions of independence among spouses.
Fragmented passage discusses a joint session bill related to war debts and state finances. It notes Republican and Democrat involvement, mentions a legal challenge and enforcement by Republican administrations, and praises fiscal surplus and prudent management. A quote from Philippe Brooks on daily living closes the excerpt.
At the Indianapolis Democratic convention John W. Kern of Indianapolis was nominated for Governor. The slate also lists Warder W. Stevens for Lieutenant Governor from Salem, Edward J. Fogarty for Secretary of State, Major D. F. Allen for Treasurer, James Briggs for Auditor, and Joseph H. Shea for Attorney General.
A farm worker on a Tursdy property near Epsom, FD, injured his foot while chopping wood. While swinging an ax at a limb, the tool deflected and struck his foot, nearly severing toes. He faces likely lifelong crippled condition.
Socialist party ticket details many positions including Judge Prosecutor Sheriff Treasurer Coroner Surveyor and Commissioners with candidate names partly garbled or unreadable in the damaged text. The readable portions show calls for various local offices and party alignment.
The Clinton family gathered Wednesday evening for a ceremony at the Clinton school site. Descriptions mention Miro and Mrs Soom Mey Pa Hanger and a man named Clinton acting in a key role with the YOM. Details reference a foundation or university college president and an assistant, noting a substantial prize of 500 dollars tied to the event.
A garbled notice touts a watchmaker named Wilkens who watches for bargains. It describes clock repairs and jewelry offerings, claiming timely service and a full line of goods. The fragment hints at shop features and customer savings but is difficult to fully parse.
Monday night Thomas Combs of Washington was hit by a street car. Both legs were mangled and amputated, but the patient died about three hours after the operation due to shock.
The squirrel season opened Monday and will run through December 31. Reported plentiful squirrel numbers have hunters optimistic for a good few months of sport.
Last Saturday W T Alexanders held a Size Combination Auction Sale drawing many farmers to town. The auction attracted a large crowd and proved beneficial for both seller and the town.
In Reeve township farmers Vowmacht J G Wallace and Roy Wallac escaped death when a B and Q freight train struck their wagon, killing several mules and tearing the wagon apart. the collision occurred near Washington Tuesday.
In Vincennes a preacher and a saloon keeper face off in council discussions. Rev B C Crnhble of the Christian church is named as the city’s first preacher in this era, with A J Taylors seatkeeper among his staunch supporters. The two claim greater respect for their beliefs as debates proceed.
Odon family and Mis sere guests visit Miss Severe 2 Blea McCarter Sunday. Sovauerville and wife attend. Buros City second at 2 o clock. Art Trueblood of Vanier and others visit. Blue Diamonds vs Parlea ends with Parlea ahead. about one hundred spectators. Return game set for Saturday at Ragtesvile at two o'clock.
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