Leck Hers We Move to New Quarters for Business
Fragmentary ad notes relocation to new quarters for business. It invites patrons to call and visit, promising improved services in a compact local notice.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1896
Page
3
Fragmentary ad notes relocation to new quarters for business. It invites patrons to call and visit, promising improved services in a compact local notice.
Fragmentary report notes a group or team excelling in a competition and drawing payment or recognition. The readable parts reference a gallery, a site, and possible opponents or officials. The exact names, places, or dates are unclear.
A fragmentary note mentions revisions and a pneumonia reference. It references names and places in a garbled style with tenuous coherence. The text shows mixed phrases and stray terms without a clear event or outcome.
The page markets Boots Shoes and Clothing at Danner and Toelle and John Ritter opens a real estate office with Thomas Nugent Key. It notes Henry Williams deputy prosecutor appointment, local travels to Washington, and multiple shops selling dress goods, cabinets photos, watches, and Christmas gifts while listing nearby residents and a stray diphtheria update.
The Washington Democrat notes a bland show in comparison to bills while The American Business College in Omaha Nebraska promotes a free copy of testimonials from students and graduates. The notice lists products and items at Diefendort's shop as additional curios.
Several notices promise a permanent role with salary and weekly pay in Indiana, plus expenses. References and self addressed stamped envelopes requested for Hielose. Community events include a Jewel concert. local ads promote business courses by mail and free tutition offers from the American Business College Omaha. Readers urged to investigate water projects and a patent medicine remedy praised by customers.
Wm Briner is reported sick while calm winter weather continues this week. Edgar Stotts shows a strong attachment to a pupil. John Williams and wife of Odon visited. Philip Ruth returned home to Decatur. Mail from the east now arrives in the afternoon after timetable changes. Lt is $0 Pura Laughlin taught at No 6 and led a spelling night. NF Barkley praised the spelling event. Maggie Thompson and Arice Hastings of Elnora joined by Henry Taylor and Willie Hubbard attended the spelling. Some young men visit Oden regularly. Thommas Ledgerwood Jr plans medical studies with Dr Lane and Arthur Phipps will study law with J D Laughlin.
Local notes report visits from Homer Casey and Olver Kinnaman to Ragiesville and nearby areas. James Walsworth plans a return to Indianapolis for work. The Ladies Aid prepare a Nin us tree and Epworth League held a monthly meeting with readings and papers. School activities include room Ro thanking Thanksgiving and room A with decorated programs led by Miss Mollie Kiggins.
An Omaha Neb based ad advertises a 40 lesson correspondence course in double and single entry bookkeeping and commercial arithmetic. It offers enrollment to a limited number of persons with no diploma fee and provides address for application at The American Business College.
The community of Odou is thanked for kindness during illness. Mrs A L Hater and Mr A L Hater extend gratitude and blessing. An endorsement for Chamberlain's Pain Balm is noted with testimonials and sale by W L Story.
Local notice touts baby photography at the Odeon Photo Gallery with promises of good work and affordable rates. Advertises speedy service and cheerful results for customers seeking early portraits.
Local youths show great interest in a new ice polo game described as similar to another sport. Players compete on a smooth rink using sticks to maneuver a puck toward goals, drawing crowd curiosity and chatter.
The report accuses Captain General Weyler of terrible acts against civilians aided by Spanish troops. It claims American citizens face danger and possible executions as tensions with Spain escalate and talk of decisive action grows closer to war.
Danner and Toelle announce the lease of the building on Main Street formerly occupied by G Lb Abraham for a mammoth new stock. The two floors will house clothing shoes dress goods and notions and will be run with expert clerks to ensure accurate pricing and service. The firm promises up to date merchandise and aims to be a credit to the city and county.
Kenry Thomas through Padgett and Padgett sues Elkanah Allen alleging a vote bribery attempt in Bogard Township. Thomas claims Allen offered 500 dollars for his vote and that he accepted but withdrew, seeking 500 more than 85 dollars, arguing the proposition was made and misrepresented.
A fragmented historical excerpt argues for free use of the best tools and money, citing Carlisle on stable value measures and comparing specie payments to bank deposits. It questions confiscation of property and speculates on silver coin policies and wage impacts in a 19th century context.
M W Stoner urges readers to visit for noted war land stoves and ranges. He promises quality beauty and a warranty on every stove and invites customers to inspect hardware of any kind.
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