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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
3
A highly garbled page segment mentions names like Gor mart Wien and Brueke ma, with scattered references to events on Saturday and Thursday. It hints at discussions, possible arguments, and social interactions involving several individuals, but concrete actions, dates, and outcomes are unclear due to read errors.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a person or team victory tied to a named entity Lavigeliesi Winem. The readable text hints at a win and a unification theme connected to a location or group, but details are unclear. The readable portion points to a sports or communal achievement note in a historic page.
Trustee announces miscellaneous notice on West Main Street area including resident address and weekly meeting details. Property matters and local governance topics referenced. R. B. P. McCarter is noted as related party.
The shed for implements should protect items from wind and be easily used. Most sheds use a wood frame with sheet iron covering or are closed with barn siding drop siding or ship lap. Roofing options include shingles corrugated iron or patent roofing for durability.
A veterinary note recommends a mixture of ten percent boric acid and ninety percent pure water to relieve sore and watery eyes in animals. Apply with absorbent cotton, wetting a fresh piece for each treatment.
A 2 by 6 inch timber drive at 3 feet long is used as a slanted brace against a fence post. A chain around the post, passed over the plank, is hitched to a tree and horse to pull the post from the ground. A quick release and prop make it portable for farmers adopting steel or concrete fencing.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the notice states that if tuberculosis exists in a drove of hogs all affected animals should be removed from the premises. Slaughter should occur at federally inspected abattoirs and cattle should receive tuberculosis tests with reactors eliminated. Pens and stables must be cleaned and disinfected before restocking.
The note says quicklime is good to place in graves of animals dying from contagious diseases. It advises surrounding the grave and placing lime twice the weight of the carcass for proper disposal.
Farmers who sell vegetables or other farm produce gain from close contact with buyers. Telephone inquiries or notices in the local paper reveal demand trends, helping timing and pricing to maximize returns and avoid losses. Maintain updates on customer needs to secure the best prices and reduce risk.
Fragmentary notes describe woodland habitat and insect-rich areas as beneficial for fowl production. The text references various natural features and plant life as supporting and sustaining birds in a farm setting.
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