Oden Indiana Advertsage Public Notice
Fragmented OCR notice from YHE ODON JOURNAL listing ad rates and advance payment details. Mentions securities and leases with scattered terms for a local transaction in Oden Indiana.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1904
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notice from YHE ODON JOURNAL listing ad rates and advance payment details. Mentions securities and leases with scattered terms for a local transaction in Oden Indiana.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a disputed standard and a claimed original now in Philadelphia. The text contains unclear names and phrases about legality and truthfulness, warning that the standard is of poor quality and that copying is restricted under two laws.
A humorous exchange cites a man who eats a lot, prompting the label stowaway. The remark appears amid lively chatter on a bright day, reflecting a playful social scene and garbled OCR text from the source.
Reports from Yohin dated December 6 claim a Japanese bombardment against Port Arthur showed limited success and stalled by Sunday evening. Tactical details describe rings of ships firing in half hour bursts and failures to gain decisive advantage amid Russian resistance and weary lines near the fort.
Monday saw roll calls and swearing in of new members to fill vacancies. Committees were appointed to inform the president that Congress is in session. Senate adjourned to honor Senators Quay and Hoar. Tuesday featured the reading of the president's message in both houses.
The United States and Panama resolved their differences with an executive order signed for President Roosevelt. The order allows Panama to trade through U S canal ports and to receive supplies for the canal zones. The Panamanian president Amador assented to the arrangement.
Notice calls all parties with claims against Madison township to present them by December 24. The Orchard features a new song by Mrs. E. B. Elrod. Keck's Jewelers offers new watches chains and gifts, while D O Williams Watchmaker and Jeweler promotes Christmas presents.
Exhortation on balance argues that excess in virtue is as harmful as deficiency, citing extremes like arrogant courage and meekness that becomes abject. The text discusses how moderation in patience, economy, deference, and even benevolence shapes true virtue, as reflected in a snippet from Orlando Smith's work.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Washington and housing, with garbled terms. No identifiable names, dates, or actions clearly readable to summarize a coherent item.
Fragmented report describes Japanese forces advancing on forts and planning attacks near Port Arthur within twelve to fourteen hours. The text mentions heavy fire and a coordinated assault tactic amid ongoing naval actions.
The readable fragments indicate a discussion about a division, a progress note, and references to years, names, and a quarter. Details are unclear due to garbled text but imply a scheduling or reporting context with partial dates and individuals.
The article discusses ongoing concerns about fuel and freight availability, noting issues in supply chains and potential impacts on regional markets. It mentions efforts to stabilize distribution and references regional providers and government steps to ease shortages.
Washington announces Rear Admiral Davis named as American representative on the international commission to investigate the North Sea incident and award matters. Davis accepts, speaks French, cited for maritime law expertise, recommended by Secretary Morton. he is brother in law of Senator Lodge.
In Pike county near Shelby Kentucky a farmer named Enneh Floin went drunk from a cottage and shot his wife and four young children then killed himself. The incident occurred November 30 and left a family and community in shock.
Cracksmen entered the Bank of Plymouth Nebraska and exploded two charges on the vault door. The blast damaged the building but no money was secured. In New York, Mrs Daniel G Reid died at her Irvington home and will be buried in Richmond Indiana. death attributed to parotitis.
In Jois Kansas on December 2, Mrs Jennie Joprzson and James Williams were found dead in her residence. The woman had two bullet wounds to the head and Williams had his throat cut. Officers say Williams killed the woman and himself after a quarrel. Williams had boarded with Mrs Johnson. A stray note about the Prince of Wales touring the world is noted as unfounded.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a 225 Dearborn Street address in Chicago and mention of the superintendent role. It references payrolls and expenses, with scattered terms suggesting disciplinary or administrative actions and school district operations.
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