Stablishments and People in Odgen Indiana
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Stoward Crook and Mary Crooke with a date line and a small cash amount context. Limited readable details suggest a historical record or directory entry from 1880s Ogden Indiana.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1893
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Stoward Crook and Mary Crooke with a date line and a small cash amount context. Limited readable details suggest a historical record or directory entry from 1880s Ogden Indiana.
Reading matter includes political opinions about McKinley and Bryan, educational notes from Martin County Teachers’ Association and school lectures by A. Q. Fulkerson and others, plus a Brownwood Texas medical testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The page also lists community notices and reading circle activities.
Erratic OCR text outlines a church service schedule with names like Pastor and Caenoi. It notes a Wednesday prayer event, a Sunday service, and an invitation for all to attend. Details on dates and locations are unclear due to transcription errors.
Notice is hereby given to members of the Republican Court Committees there will be a meeting at the office of Heffernan and Mattingly in Washington on Thursday December 7 at 7 p m. Arrange for township and precinct consents at the time fixed by the State Committee and transfer any other business. Every member is expected to be present. Signed We Moni Secretary Esna Mattixary Haymar
Gresham and DPeffer assess the meat Democratic tinket amid claims there is no distillery brewery or open saloon in the Raine state. The exchange centers on policy impact and regional conditions.
A fragmented column mentions Russell Sage's twenty dollar charity gift and questions about Hawaii's future statehood. The piece notes tax on tin plates and mocks the workload of the poor worker while referencing anarchist ideas and everyday unrest in a Philadelphia Times style dispatch.
An Indiana woman reports the death of her husband and notes his life was insured for five thousand dollars. She telegraphed relatives to inform them of the loss and the coverage.
It is too early to discuss probabilities for presidential candidates in TS806 yet. The manifest fact remains that the man who runs on the Democratic ticket will be badly beaten.
Fragmentary note discusses consolation when Hawaii becomes a state and a place to find a man not bearing Rebel or Unionist stamps from the sixties.
A chaotic 19th century style critique mocks Republicans and Democrats, urging self-examination and accusing both parties of harming the nation with their actions. The piece questions public trust and expresses frustration at partisan behavior.
A fragment discusses political power and shifts in leadership. It notes that if one side displeases voters, others may replace them, reflecting partisan maneuvering and public concern about governance. The tone hints at respect for differing viewpoints amid national decision making.
Since the Cherokee Strip opened for settlement Lith of September reports rapid growth. Areas lacking shanties now host thriving towns such as Santa Fe with 3,000 residents at sixty five or seventy days old, Pearhanks with several livery barns and 17 saloons, Perry housing 5,000 in varied businesses. The narrator predicts full advantages akin to states within twelve months.
The talk by Rev L H Martin at the M EK church next Tuesday night is expected to be well received by Oden residents. Admission will be small so no one need stay away, and funds will support a Young People's library in town. The speaker’s prior talks have drawn praise and laughter with a lesson. Be sure to come.
The Journal argues for spending town money to assist travelers on dark wet nights this coming winter. It defends the Town Board as best for the community and notes other papers echo the request.
Mr K Dalton of Luray Russell County Kansas visited Chamberlain and Co Des Moines with his six year old son whose life was saved by Chamberlain Cough Remedy after a severe croup attack He believes the remedy saved his boy and speaks highly of its effectiveness For sale by W L Stoy.
The Journal lists current subscription offers limited to THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE and ODON JOURNAL one year for 1.25 plus Orange Judd Farmer at 1.60. No past offers or new plans are available. Readers may get the Odon Journal for 1 year at 1 or 1.25 with Horace Greeley’s paper.
Local notes report visitors Rev Beil preaching at Eaglesville Teterrera and Rev Lave at Shilon. Finishing touches on Eaglesville school. Epworth League Thanksgiving program praised. Eaglesville football, Marsh Chapel revival, Racgleville school event, and plans for a library and bell purchase noted.
For sore throat relief the chamberlain pain balm soaked flannel bandage is claimed to cure in a night. The remedy is also touted for rheumatism and many severe cases. Soc bottles for sale by Stoy.
The office invites subscriptions to Word & Works by Dec 15. The 24 page paper costs $1 per year and offers samples on request.
Clinton Jordan of She Heathen Nation near Seymour shot dead his estranged wife and her parents and sister on a Saturday afternoon before taking his own life. The victims, including Cora Foster, were buried the following Monday.
An agricultural column urges rapid hog fattening before cold weather raises costs, advises steady feeding, and stresses keeping sheep in good condition for wool value. Tips include dry warm poultry housing with sunny windows and careful handling of livestock sales for better prices.
A Philadelphia party of bankers and brokers enjoyed a large quail hunt near Marco that week. The ads report Elec tric Bitters cured Clifford of New Cawes Wisconsin with neuralgia rheumatism and stomach issues. Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg Pennsylvania healed a eight year leg sore with three bottles and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. John Sperker of Catawba Ohio recovered from five fever sores using Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve.
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