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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
15
The notice lists subscription prices for one year and six months payable in advance. Details reference the Co operative Telephone office and Flint Kyle Telephone as contact points with publisher John B. Storrs.
A note recommends a year long Journal subscription as a Christmas gift. it mentions its personal touch and value. The Daviess County Farms Federation board met in Washington to plan growth and management of the association with John Mumaw as Madison’s director.
Raglesville readers receive holiday greetings from the town correspondent. Earl Dyal returned to his Iowa home Friday after a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Art Dyal Wirtzel Rosenbury and a wife saved on Charley Smiley s farm is week. The stockholders of the telephone held their regular quarterly meeting Saturday night and elected the
Falling officers Pres. M C Pate and Sec and Treas A M Clark. Operators of the switchboard Mrs Mae Swayze and Miss Loveda Swayze. Several farmers attended the Farmer's short course at Odon Thursday and Friday. Leamon Stuffle and family returned from Illinois last week. The funeral of Mrs Lover Banks of Terre Haute was held here Tuesday.
Odon High School defeated Newberry 12 to 9 in a hard fought game that stayed tied much of the contest. The piece notes the lack of a proper playing hall limits playability and calls for a gym to improve future games. The next schedule resumes after Christmas vacation with weekly games.
Leland Barkley of Butler College brought home real jewelry for the holidays. Albert Ice of Oakland II is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Ice.
At Ledgerwood mine coal is plentiful and accessible. A separate notice states a shotgun was taken by an identified party and must be returned immediately to avoid trouble.
Poetic snippets offer wishes for Merry Christmas years and cheerful days. A playful verse about sending verses with gifts and sewing. It envisions gloves and a clasped hand, hinting at intimate sentiment within a gift.
A short poetic note expresses friendship that endures beyond smoke ounce memories. It asks the smoker to think of the giver and not let their friendship end in smoke as clouds and pictures arise.
A whimsical verse fragment praising candies and a playful alignment with sayings about kindness and law. It presents a lighthearted gift of sweets and a cheerful, rhyming tone.
A brief poem presents a writer inviting readers to enter a wondrous realm through its closed covers. The speaker pledges to share a named author’s vision, framing an intimate, rapturous literary journey.
The fragment hints at a lyric style about music arousing thoughts of a loved one. It suggests sharing music and finding the sweetest or brightest expression in song. No identifiable people, events, or organizations are present.
A playful verse humorously warns against cutting yourself while shaving and urges including the speaker in a wide smile despite minor injuries. It Playfully cautions and charms with a wry tone about grooming mishaps and self confidence.
A writer in an exchange argues the wool value and flock growth depend on the next months feeding breeding and care of ewes. Experience shows thrashed subsistence myths, and careful attention yields thriftier ewes and lambs.
A late 19th century gardening note advises burning old bean, pumpkin, and melon vines to remove pests. Piles are dried and burned. ashes are scattered to sweeten the garden, reducing labor from hauling and manure handling.
A crowd attended the Saturday night Loogootee versus local high school game at Scout Hall despite bad weather. Odon led 25 to 5 at the end as the Loogootee squad showed potential but needed tighter coaching and faster play.
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