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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
2
Watches suit many presents and can be handed down to grandchildren. We feature dependable makes, old price lines, and a one year personal guarantee. Clocks are scarce. we offer alarm clocks and a few Seth Thomas mantles in mahogany veneer for Christmas. Only nine shopping days remain.
The store touts Waterman Idea pens as the useful gift of the year with broad warranty and wide shapes. They emphasize prewar prices with no advance, gold trimmed models, and engraving availability for initials.
Yuletide rings and watch chains are showcased as desirable gifts for all ages. A shop emphasizes solid sold quality and varied styles from plain to gem set, with competitive pricing reflected in strong sales.
A starter lamb ration uses ground corn one part crushed oats one part inseed oil meal one part and wheat bran two parts. A 2 pounds wheat bran 1 pound oats 1 pound finely ground cornmeal and 0.5 pound oil meal forms an effective mix, with oil meal plus cornmeal often outperforming cottonseed meal and cornmeal blends.
Mr Peters of the North Dakota experiment station offers wintering guidance for work horses. Well cared for in summer, they can be kept idle on roughage such as outs striiowv hay and corn fodder. Additional protein of four to five pounds per animal daily may be needed to maintain flesh. Daily exercise is recommended unless stores are closed.
Clara Bertha Walters born April 25 1863 in Tuscarawas County Ohio died November 30 1918 in Indiana at age 55 years 7 months 5 days. She married John Henry Alishouse on December 22 1882 and had two children one of whom preceded her. She joined the Methodist Episcopal church and remained a member at her death. Survived by husband son Charles Henry grandson Marshall Ray mother and three brothers Will Len and Stanley. The obituary includes a religious poem in remembrance.
Mrs. Nancy Cunningham of Ei nora was in the city on Wednesday visiting acquaintances and stopping at local shops.
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