06 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
1
A school report lists teachers and students by room across multiple grades. Rooms include l with Fannie O'Dell and many pupils, Room 3 with Eulain Guthrie, and Rooms 4 through 7 detailing further student rosters and omissions from prior months.
A weeklong free concert showcases top performers including Miss Alice Neilson Mrs. Percy Weyrich The Archibald Brothers Quartette Miss Roma Devonne and Robert Lett singing Tit Willow Mixed also to hear Bert Jolliff at Main Street Jeweler audience urged to attend.
The second annual Elnora Poultry Association show announces a premium list with cups incubators ribbons and notable prizes. Judge S B Lane will score entries and the Purdue poultry exhibit will add interest during show week set for January with entries closing December 30. The event, a branch of the A P A, will follow its rules under secretary O P Hackler.
Miss Bessie Harrah wed Samuel Long of near Odon on Tuesday evening November 25 at the bride’s parents home. The bride, daughter of James Garrah of North Terre Haute, is noted for character and charm. Mr. Long, son of A. N. Long of Elmore township, is an industrious farmer with many friends. The couple will reside in Long Beach, California, where Long has worked for a year.
Prices from the Clarksburg Spy market column show goods exchanged for mercantile values. O'Dell Bros. revised and corrected weekly present up-to-date figures for that date, reflecting classic 19th century pricing for comparison with today.
A fragment notes new stock arriving at a local general store. Items listed include dolls bibles albums books toilet sets cigars mirrors purses brushes combs and handbags. The text reads as a busy inventory note from the shop.
A lively display of mechanical toys attracts shoppers as the market opens. Vendors encourage early arrivals to catch the best selections before popular items sell out.
A Rexall advertise promotes Rexall 95 and 93 Hair Tonic as remedies for falling hair. It claims the products cleanse antiseptically destroy microbes improve circulation around roots nourish hair remove dandruff and restore health with regular use and a pleasant scent.
Marie Wadsworth sick. J A Sims to Washington to serve on jury. Jennie Flinn returns from Thanksgiving with Elvin family. Charles Clark family from Indianapolis visits Clark kin. Sale at Geo Wi Maryfield’s draws neighborhood buyers. Jacksons and Chestnut bumped from buggy. no injuries. Riley Fun family visits Burns City. Victor Zigler moves into Sims house with new spouse. neighbors misread children at play. Chas E Pate on sick list. Illinois oats offered at 40c a bushel. orders to Neeriemer’s Lumber Yard.
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