Flooded Roads Drench County With Knee-Deep Water
Readers report extensive yellow mud covering roads across the county with knee deep and deeper conditions in many sections. Officials urge caution as travel remains hazardous in affected areas.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1906
Page
8
Readers report extensive yellow mud covering roads across the county with knee deep and deeper conditions in many sections. Officials urge caution as travel remains hazardous in affected areas.
Jans Meads visited friends Monday. George Gillet traveled on bussies today. Morten Billings of Botany was here Thursday. Grant Keith came Tuesday. Jessie Banta visited near Epsom Friday. Jacob Stillwell in the locality. Mrs I N Keith and daughter Mor visited relatives near Epsom Monday. Ada Roberson of Vincennes visiting relatives. Sherwan Armes visiting at Alfordsville. John Wilson moving to Terre Haute. Mrs Richard McDorad and family at Hyatt Station Sunday.
Jeff Kidwell moved from the King farm in southeast Van Buren to a new farm in Martin county near St. Josephs church. Miss Elsie Wadsworth hosted a social at her east Van Buren home. E C Dyan returned from Tennessee and disliked the region. B G Brooks of Hulman and Co visited from Terre Haute selling groceries. Uncle Sion Cavness, southeast of town, fell and broke his left arm. Homer Overton moved into P B Wadsworth's former property. No high school Friday due to Miss Harman illness. Lloyd Stuckey was ill at home of A W Stuckey. J F Steen of Glendale visited to discuss politics. Go Gulwin candidate for treasurer attended meetings Wednesday.
A nocturnal gecko lives in Africa and southern Europe and is feared for a supposed bite. The gray, flat headed creature climbs walls with catlike claws, hunts insects at night, and makes a horse-like squeak that gives it its name.
The piece notes that Chinese mothers monitor their children's growth for superstition based signs. It mentions crying predicting longevity and teething or early walking as signs of future disposition. It describes the practice of washing avoidance and a hair shaving at one month with a milk name and later name changes at schooling and graduation.
An old writer links Deadman's place to a miracle at St Mary overynis with a buried servant found alive at seven in the morning and a grave left open for goods. A later historian argues the name is simply a corruption of Desmond's place in London lore.
Encouragement to embrace daily joys and fleeting moments. A Town and Country reflection urges savoring life as a once in a lifetime chance, noting bird songs, children, flowers, and lasting contentment at life’s end.
A stranger sells a stolen overcoat to Joseph Hike a honest merchant tailor in a tale of temptation honesty and crime. He discovers ten new hundred dollar bills in the coat lining and resists taking the money. After advertising the find none claim it and the law closes in on him exposing a larger counterfeit plot and prison terms for the conspirators. The piece blends a moral lesson with a courtroom ending and a reflection on honesty.
Van Buren township residents are informed that Hiram Sims trustee will be in his office at the Eaglesville post office on Saturday each week to conduct business.
The notice invites residents to attend township business Sessions each Friday, urging participation at the office or in town.
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