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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1893
Page
2
Odon Exchange Bank established with Howard Crook as president and Harry Crooke linked to management. The bank offers foreign and domestic exchange, drafts on European cities, certificates of deposits, pensions incentives, and investments guidance. They advertise short and long term loans on real estate with reasonable rates.
In a letter by Ezra Macdugly the author muses on a hypothetical next week national election. The piece weighs which party or candidates would perform best and discusses Democrats and Populists as contenders in the hypothetical race.
Senator Gorman and Representative Pleman lead a cohort of Democrats in Congress protesting the administration’s pension policy. They warn the party risks divisions and a widening rift if current proposals proceed.
The fragment suggests a congress unable to act on a tariff dispute and a failing political display. It hints at consequences if leaders fail to deliver, warning of continued instability and poor policy outcomes.
The text urges delaying confrontation with policy questions and preserving prior articles while factions rally. It hints at potential repeal of the Sherman Act if political forces unite and notes shifting confidence as readers digest upcoming disagreement and fiscal questions.
Miss Lacy Townsend and Miss Dora Gibson, Democratic and Republican candidates, announce campaigns for County School Superintendent of Ohio County. The Clarion reports on August 7, 1845 from Hancock County noting eager public interest and the broader national tariff debate reflecting divided Democratic factions and persistent Republican support for protection.
The article critiques Governor Matthews of Indiana amid national papers criticizing hoosier prize fights led by the Columbian Athletic Club. It notes Matthews’s limited authority to Lake County and his perceived moderation while addressing political divisions within the Democratic majority and Republican opposition in the House.
A statewide educational column in the State Press urges teachers, parents, and interested readers to contribute notes for the education beat. Emphasis falls on recruiting capable teachers, building new schools, and trusting trustees to hire honest, conscientious educators for the coming winter term.
An advertisement for Pensinger's Drug Store claims Dr. King's New Discovery cures coughs and chest ailments. It promises a refund if the medicine fails to work and touts a nationwide testimonial of relief, urging readers to try the formula despite garbled OCR.
AMF Thine editor of the Picayune Arkansas relates a severe flux attack cured by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. He praises its rapid relief and recommends it to others suffering such illnesses.
Numerous farms of 18 to 340 acres with cultivation, coal underlay, and stock potential near Odon, Indiana. Listings include 75 acre farm 35 per acre, 118 acre parcels, 65 acre and 40 acre tracts, several 2 to 4 mile north east or south west of Odon, many with houses barns and fences. Financing and loans offered by Myers and O’Donald in Fry Building.
The speaker warns Cleveland faces a great monetary Congress and urges action against Free Trade policies. He says the nation risks devouring manufacturing and workers if unchecked and shifts blame away from Republicans for current strife.
Oakland Mid seller U J Mayere reports selling thirteen bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in one day the largest one day total yet and claims it gives the best relief among cough medicines sold by W L Stog.
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