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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1896
Page
2
A garbled 1805 issue mentions representatives and officials such as Allen and Albion, with references to sheriffs surveyors and commissioners. The text also alludes to political party activity, weather, and social commentary, including Bevan and a remark about drinking “cock s” with platucars.
The readable lines suggest discussion of street work in Gdor with brick or stone sidewalks and a timetable noted as forty days for Bryaniem. Other phrases reference a century, a blog days incident, and a political or public setting with no clear names or events.
The message warns that if residents neglect sidewalk repair, the town marshal will undertake the work. It also asserts that Cdel performs his duties.
Fragmentary OCR hints at political gossip involving Col Boyd of the Democrat party and a reference to a tree and a duck. No clear event or outcome is identifiable from the readable text.
Local groups of GA KO clubs met to pass resolutions opposing Bivan. Old veterans expressed clear opposition and urged unity against the measure, citing past experiences and collective stance.
The passage presents a jumbled, uncertain political rant referencing Democrats, cancel culture, pretensionism, and various garbled names and phrases. It does not provide a clear event, person, or organization to summarize coherently.
Readable text rails against overpricing a Mexican dollar price tag. The fragment hints at comparing a silver dollar value to the Mexican currency and complains about unfair pricing ideas.
A fragmentary notice critiques Populists who resist directives perceived as outside their expertise, arguing that financiers from southern regions push for centralized control of national money matters. The tone reflects early 20th century political tension.
The text asks about value equivalence of a “cree salver dollar” and a standard dollar and questions the feasibility of obtaining one, expressing frustration and awaiting an answer. It provides no clear entities or date references.
Thomas Wadsworth, a gubernatorial candidate, declared at the Ragleaville picnic that there is not enough power on earth or in hell to prevent Bryan from being elected. The speaker identified as a reverend.
A political notice claims the Daviess County Democrat falsely calls Republicans to Dryas support and warns of a dollar on tap for any enc case in Madison township, urging action.
The National Democratic Party will nominate candidates for president and vice president in Indianapolis on September 2. It is likely Palmer of Virginia and Buckner of Kentucky will be the nominees.
Cannerburg visits Eaglesville last Saturday and loses 11 to 6 in the fifth game of the season. The wane was easily won. It is supposed that they have enough.
Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees of Odon town that Sec 2 Amends Ordinance DS to bar any person or corporation from allowing weed and bush growth on any street or alley center. Offenders on conviction face a fine of ten dollars and costs of prosecution. A A Lave, Clerk.
Dora Williams reported losses on a farm near Cornettsville after a fire Monday night. The blaze destroyed oat stacks and a variety of farm implements and household goods. No insurance coverage is noted for Lesaw Haeach 21.20. The origin of the fire remains a mystery.
Readable remnants describe marsh conditions after heavy rains. The flood receded revealing disease linked to rot and pests harming crops and threatening nearby residents. Mentions widespread decay, wildlife and food crops affected, with growing concerns over health risks.
A garbled notice states Patrick O Connor must return his board and ledgings or be advertised. It mentions a boarder and a motive related to repayment and immediate action.
Harvey Sailes of O don fed. last spring and hauled a lot to the new milk that male 154 fc. af inch louber. Mr Smiley planted the cre in the yard where he has a residence born 30 years ago last April. The sprout grew to 4 ft high when set out and measured 2 ft 513 in diameter when cut. It is rare to see a tree from one’s own planting reach such dimensions and the lumber cut from it.
Trustee Curtchlows made appointments for township schools next winter naming teachers for eight positions. Names include Bricker Laura Taylor. Laughlin POM. Currie Arford. Grant Callahan. McCarter Rufue. Walick Florence Pownall. McCarter NF Burkle. Widowhck Moses McCarter. Garten YU M Waihck. Dr Taylor Mary Feiler.
Town folks remember Povavher the great walker and Rey Hawes of the MoE church for long walks and sermons. A Sunday recount notes 20 doug rolies and a marriage, with cautious critique of state unity and public figures.
A fragmentary tale from Seymour recounts Dai Cosney born in France, raised in Switzerland, who moved to America. His parents were centenarians, he has been married five times with four wives dead, and his family includes a convoluted set of in laws and in laws by marriage. The piece asks a speculative question about what ails him if he dies.
The piece recalls a Raglesville picnic as a Populist stronghold where Debs was to speak but attendees mainly included women and children with scattered voters split between McKinley and Bryan. Motsinger, Seymour Riddle, and Harper spoke amid mixed sentiment as McKinley’s chances brighten in the governor’s stronghold.
Community notices report Old Settlers meeting next week and a busy town with rain, repairs, and local commerce. Crooke Smiley sell thirty four buggies this spring while Kinsman Don prospers amid hard times. health officials see staff changes and a Worthington move.
Opinion piece urges residents to oppose improvements and discredit citizens with motives in order to keep the town divided. It argues prosperity hinges on local newspapers and criticizes patronage of competing tracks while emphasizing self interest over communal progress.
The text details sidewalk construction rules requiring hard, smooth materials like brick or stone, with upper surfaces sloping toward the edge. It bans wooden sidewalks unless approved by the Common Council, and assigns duties for creation, repair, and supervision to the Common Council, the town marshal, and the clerk with liens and legal remedies to enforce payment and completion of sidewalks.
Dr Roe Rebey of Olney Missouri calls Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy the most satisfactory and effective. He used it in his family and sold it in his pharmacy for six years, endorsing its value. For sale by WoLatoy.
A brief item notes the Foley remedy claimed to ease colic and various complaints. The ad-like fragment mentions Gane & Webster and references months or dates in passing.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with hypophosphites is described as suitable for summer and winter. It aids digestion and boosts the system, recommended for sickly children and those with lung issues. Small bottle advised for summer, kept cool after opening. Sold by chemists.
Old papers wanted for purchase. Rent a clay farm, cash or grain rent offered. Fruit cans for sale at cheap rates. Wake up call phrase from a humor piece. First class No 2 Elmer and Foranuker Jane Mill for sale, 15 gallon capacity. Travel positions for men in Indiana with $750 salary plus expenses. Dominion Company Omaha Chicago ad seeking reliable workers. One swallow medicine and Minnie Cough Cure referenced.
Hobart Republican candidates for president and vice president promoted by journalist ROB T. PORTER of the Cleveland World. Plugs a McKinley life story endorsement, high commissions for agents, and offers a free outfit with a small initial fee. Encourages quick action to join a large sales network. Also notes Dewitts Colic cures offered by W. L. Stuy.
An advertisement claims a model freezer can freeze cream instantly and promises earnings for sellers. It invites readers aged 15 85 to join and promises a reseller program with quick money from home. The notice names JF Casey Co at 1243 5 Charles St St Louis Missouri and offers instructions and salary terms.
A 1862 Civil War veteran from Pennsylvania reports chronic diarrhea since service. After trying many medicines and doctors, a friend sent Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and a 250 cent bottle cured him. He thanks the remedy and recommends it to fellow veterans. sold by W. L. Stoy.
Reference notice directs afflicted persons to a specialized cal reference book for chronic diseases. It names leading physicians and surgeons, including Dr. Hathaway & Co., located at 70 Dearborn Street, Chicago, as contact points.
An advertisement touts Foley’s Colic and Diarrhea Cure as instant relief for ailments including colic summer complaint cholera morbus diarrhea bloody flux chronic diarrhoea cholera infantum bilious colic painters colic and bowel complaints priced at 25 cents and 50 cents from Gani & Web.
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