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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1890
Page
2
The text alleges fraudulent activity at the Odon Exchange Banic with mentions of cashier Harry Crooke and assistant, plus claims of collections and discounted paper operations. It cites a Sam Mackall dispute over a 2100 fee and a lawyer’s involvement, with confusion over case handling and alleged advancements.
The case in C where the principal of sur schools was fined for an assault on John Cox has been appointed to the Circuit Court by the teacher. This relief comes as Sitting Bull, the Indian chief, has been sent to his happy hunting ground.
Farmers attended the Cheese Factory gathering at Opera Traise last Saturday and interest in a cooperative factory here grows. A second meeting is set for today at 2, with favorable signs. Local business leaders support a broad trade, and those not represented in the column risk being left out.
The notice laments the end of the Journal for some subscribers, cites missed issues and lack of bread and butter, and urges patience while signaling doubt about future delivery. It hints at broader economic hardship and a potential farewell to readers amid uncertainty.
A large blaze swept through a livery stable and adjacent stores near Wakefield last night, injuring several individuals and causing heavy losses. Fire crews arrived quickly but could not save Smith & Carnahan's hardware building and nearby structures. Estimates place total damage over 250000 with multiple injuries and property losses across H L Lockridge, J M Wakefield, Henry Hyatt and others.
A letter to the Thian Journal notes the ongoing push to grant a saloon license in Hendricks County with reference to state law. It argues the county's saloon-free status stems from commissioners' discretion and the need for a suitable applicant with a 2.60 bond and two freehold sureties.
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