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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
2
A chaotic scanned notice notes an upcoming annual holiday edition with four color covers and a rich mix of short stories. It mentions subscription details, future plans, and reader engagement prompts amid a dense run of OCR garble and misread lines.
The article lists items to be taxed under the war tax policy affecting daily transit. Included are baby carriages, cribs, ramps and children's sleighs, velocipedes, tricycles, camp equipment, bicycles, canoes, boats, caterers’ supplies, coffins and burial cases, funeral supplies, dogs in crates, emergency shipments, limbs and purses on baskets, packages in park area territories, peddlers’ packs, and domestic pets.
Shoppers urged to buy early as stores advertise a vast assortment of goods. Vendors note demand rises before the season and emphasize avoiding crowds by purchasing ahead. The message highlights a broad line of presents and a calm approach to variegated toy and gift items.
More than 855 600 young trees are being set out this spring on national forests in Utah and southern Idaho. The season is reported favorable to their successful growth.
D M Geetins asserts politics should not size up teacher qualifications as Barr township weighs consolidated schools. The Graves schoolhouse hosts a debate on October 1 about whether consolidated schools are practical now. Participants include Dwyer Pate Dennigan and others. a literary society has formed and is praised for value.
Rev OC Barker led a Meth ps tmketing at the MS Ex church on Sunday with about attendees. Thom, pastor of the Methodist church at Odon, spoke in the afternoon. This marks the fourth week of revival with strong interest and attendance.
Mrs Cox and Ray Hasler return Sunday from a visit with relatives in Texas. A little daughter Hildred is mentioned. Mrs Kirk visits Charley Pillimamier in Will Plenderson area. Mrs Newbold of Indianapolis plans a visit. sister Mrs Earn Audits is named. Various names and lines appear as a local social note with family greetings and travel mentions.
A fragment describes crates used for storing crops like onions and fruits. Some crates are collapsible and can be stored many in a small space when empty, or stacked in a harbor for later use.
A dated advertisement urges readers to secure their future with a reliable bank. It contrasts youth and old age with a call to action to manage money wisely to avoid regret. The tone is admonitory and promotional, invoking famous quotes to grab attention.
A guide explains a quick brass curtain guard method for protecting teeth from a saw. Also reports forest activity in northern Montana Idaho and California with tree planting and a rancher cooperative to prevent forest fires. Buffalo calves total 51 at Wichita national forest. Weather bureau cooperates with forest rangers to measure snow depths in the western mountains.
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