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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
2
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Walter Dunner declares as a candidate for the Prosecuting Attorney of the forty-ninth judicial district. He frames his bid around upholding law and serving the community, inviting voter support in the upcoming election.
The piece mentions repairing the jail in Marion County after a condemnation report and describes upcoming fashion shifts for women with new bustles and figures. It also notes potential business in a new public building and parades a lighthearted rant about six weeks of bad weather marked by a groundhog forecast and continued coal concerns.
A group in a nearby area discusses uniting to promote toplift and pledge to avoid boys who chew navy plug and engage in curses or profanity. They express skepticism but hope the effort helps, noting a boy who dodges bad habits is rare and likely to die young.
The essay argues advertising differs from simple sales by stirring demand. It asserts effective philanthropy lies in investing time or money to create remunerative work, expand resources, and provide opportunities for healthful labor, not mere charity.
A fragmented note describes a recent mishap at a home area, emphasizing confusion about the accident’s precise locale and the speaker’s impatience for clarity. The text suggests frustration with not knowing where the incident occurred and seeks immediate acknowledgement.
A cautionary editorial warns against pointing any gun at people even unloaded and urges parents to supervise children around toy pistols. It stresses the dangers of carelessness and the lasting sorrow from such actions and mistakes.
Thomas Wade wazino Epsom Thursday. Nelson Myers and sisters Pearl and Grace Myers visited friends on Washington Saturday and Sundsey. Emo and Hershel Bureoh went to Washington Saturday. J. A. McCalle drove to Washington Saturday. Mr. Kauffman of Lineis visits his sister Mrs Cisero Skuibion. Karl Isenogle is on the sick list. Charles Tomy was the guest of Sarah Metheny and Sandiv Suudas.
In Epsom and surrounding areas this week many residents and visitors were noted. Arla Bowman of Odon and Myrtle Myers of Indianapolis joined Dr. Carter’s family visit. Dr. McHittrick of Pinsinville was in town. Samuel Brown and Frank Fancannon traveled for business and social calls.
Tom Killen and family near Etnera, Alex Crawford of Odon, William Proett of Bunkum, Jeff Richardson and wife near Odon, Mary Barber of Washington, Theo Henderson near Scotland, Mr. Jackson of Worthington, and B. Sanders near Switz City were noted passing through on various days this week. Several locals hosted or visited Mt Zion and Mt Olive churches and gatherings.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a cure of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims the remedy works through the blood and mucous membranes. Claims endorsements from local bankers and merchants.
A reader letter claims Yazel and Terrell attacked a man with a meat cleaver near a barn after a seared bead incident and asserts Terrell overpowered Yazel. The writer asks publication of the allegation in the next issue.
In PasTon the Christian Church lists Rev Allen C Trusty with Thursday 7 35 choir practice and Friday tile. Junior Endeavor broadcasts Sunday first light. 287 last Sunday mentions 30 people not in Bible school. No rest until all join Bible school and church. Sermons Sunday and Sunday night urged.
State of Indiana announces the appointment of an administrator for a estate. The filing lists BE. T. Langhliin as attorney. Proceedings document authority and the administrator's formal designation under Indiana probate rules.
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