Odon Newspaper Adopts Subscriptions and Terms
The Obon Journal lists subscription terms published in Odon Indiana. It shows annual and six month rates and notes delivery through the local post office system.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1901
Page
2
The Obon Journal lists subscription terms published in Odon Indiana. It shows annual and six month rates and notes delivery through the local post office system.
Metropolitan Police Commissioner D L Bonner announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the Second District and will campaign in the party convention, aiming to secure the nomination.
Secretary J N Hurty of the state board of health predicts bubonic plague will sweep Indiana within a year and a half. He warned three years ago it would reach America and now says Ohio and Eastern states may follow.
Tod in the Washington Herald notes a 1905 January 1 expiration for the present clerk under a new law, creating a "county clerk" with no Indiana equivalent, and questions whether the supreme court will resolve the confusion over the title of Thomas Harris as clerk of the circuit court.
A fragmentary news roundup warns farmers about swindlers selling new farming methods with county agency ties and recounts thefts and frauds across Indiana towns. Included are cautions from the Fredericksburg Gazette, El Reno notices, and a look at land seekers in Kiowa Comanche county.
In a fragmented note a speaker appeals to county commissioners to bury men properly until a law is changed. The message references burial practices, authority, and the need for legislative change to resolve the issue.
Advertisement text touts Solid Cuegee Silver as an alloy replacing sterling for flatware, claiming it looks like silver, wears longer, costs one sixth, and is available via a free offer from Quaker Valley Mfg. Co. Chicago. It also includes a dental cure claim for Kodol Dyspepsia and a separate promotional line.
A note announces the Journal office relocation to Main Street, first door east of Jolliff’s hardware store, Beirne Arkansas. The item includes a testimonial for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and an old settler date of August 22, 22, 22, 93 and 24.
All persons owing us book accounts past due will be contacted to settle promptly. 622 A. Joliff & Co.
Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky says Foleys Kidney Cure gave a permanent cure for kidney discharge that would have cost him life. A H Davis of Sterling Indiana and W L Story also report kidney trouble improved after using Foleys Kidney Cure or Blaney Cure.
Bargains offered for beef hides horse hides furs bones rubber tin foil copper brass and more by Craften plus land tracts. Call at Journal office Bennett. Advert includes medical claims for DeWatts Little early Rivers and a testimonial from Mrs S Allport Johnstown Pa about a child saved from croup after one minute cough care.
Mrs. O. E. Dutton of Danville recalls two children with whooping cough cured by a small bottle of Foley’s honey and tar. The Designer for September features autumn styles and millinery with mothers’ articles on school aprons and boarding prep. Kentucky love story Faint Heart and Fair Lady continues, plus two short tales. Etiquette hints and household advice accompany recipes and recitations.
The Cambs bridge over Prairie Creek south of Epsom collapsed Friday as Stoll Bros threshing machine crossed. The engine and separator plunged into the creek. Peter Stoll was thrown 14 feet into water and bruised, Harry Denton was tossed clear and uninjured. The wreck, including spikes driven into Stoll, sank. locals urge removal of the machine and construction of a new bridge.
Money to loan on improved farm land at 5 to 8 percent. Ad seeks lenders or borrowers, mentioning Larry H Crocke and office in Odon Journal. Also includes a medical advert for Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets at 25 cents sold by Z. Webster with health claims.
To Oklahoma and the South West a guide advertises Frisco Line routes and maps from George Hyatt of Washington Indiana. Also promotes Cham ber lains stomach and liver tablets and various tonics with testimonials. Includes Foleys Kidney Cure claims and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure praising digestion restoration. References Canada forest export value and general illness reliefs with named individuals W L Stoy and UB Stoy.
The groom is a young farmer from Van Horen township, son of Josiah Rosenberry and hardworking. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Dillion of Elmore township and described as an excellent young lady.
The Journal thanks neighbors and friends who helped during illness and the death of our daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Howard express prayer that all may offer help in sorrow. The notice mentions medical remedies and commercial ads amid a flood of varied clippings.
A minister relates how Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him after two doses. He helped a neighbor with the same remedy for severe diarrhoea, who improved quickly. The note mentions sale by Z Webster. Norman’s mamma balks at the child calling his uncle by the family nickname Uncle Harry.
Ad promotes Humphreys Veterinary Specifics for an 1872 epizootic. Claims cure or prevention of horse sickness with Specific A A C C J K F E and A A. States trio bottles cost half a vet visit and horse returns to work quickly. Provides pricing 60c each, book and chart offered by Humphrey's Homeopathic Medicine Co New York.
Complaint No 10750 in Daviess County Circuit Court October Term 1901 states Larkin W Howard and Charles T Mount Ve Ezila Nolton et al are defendants. Plaintiffs filed complaints as above entitled. Nolton execution mentioned.
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