13 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1914
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes report a suspended sentence involving an individual named Yazel. The text is garbled and unreadable in key portions, but suggests a court or legal action with a suspended sentence outcome. Further complete sourcing is required for clarity.
Seth Sims suffered a scare when his horse bolted from near a Christian church and charged toward Spring Street. The buggy tipped, Sims and gear fell, and the horse trotted about a mile before returning home. No serious injuries to the horse, though Sims was shaken from the fall.
An updated price schedule introduces new express rates across services. The revision shifts charges for expedited handling and delivery, affecting customers and regional operations. Details specify revised percentages and flat fees applied to express shipments.
Fragmentary text mentions a birthday surprise and a person named Bade n Gunhive with unclear details. The readable portion suggests a social or family event but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable individuals to confirm a clear incident.
Walter Danner of this city, a Democratic ticket prosecutor candidate and promising young man, was admitted to practice in the Daviess circuit court last Monday. Ezra Mattingly of Washington presented his name.
The Journal announces a weekly Cook Book Page for Northern Massachusetts readers. A six month subscription offer is available and recipes from women’s societies churches and schools will be chosen by local groups. Readers are urged to send tried recipes to build a durable home cooking reference.
Hans Solianid was found guilty of murder in New York City for killing Anna Aguither, a crime committed while acting as a priest. The jury sentenced him to death by electric chair, with appeals possible, amid a complex trial that tested insanity defenses.
The Prohibitionists of Daviess County held a county convention at Ells era next week with nominees named such as Elmer Ramses Scot Prusty Goen Ransom Pope Jacob Moore Lon Dishorough Quince Hardesty Woodson Murphy Pontaveile and A J Biddinger. County officers nominated include Representative A C Trusty Clerk W M Wininger Auditor Adam Isnogle Treasurer J F Deal Recollector Wallace Smiley Sheriff Arthur Shuoftleharger Surveyor G W Myers Woodsoun Murphy reelected county chairman and Rauson Pope as secretary and treasurer. A state finance appeal raised 239 subscriptions with 20 in cash.
Five month school report lists students and teachers across rooms 1 3 4 6 with names including Nimrod Slaven Bernice Sims Mowat Bair and Fannie O Dell. It notes rooms 1 3 4 6 supervised by teachers Mabel Sims W H Trueblood Floy Burress and J A Deal and lists many student attendees.
Harry Mangiuc of The Elnora Packing Company announces a new local market for tomatoes and beans. Farmers may plant a few acres each season to supply the plant, reducing haul to the packing facility and creating a steady local outlet.
A terse phrase appears as a motto or slogan reading Our Motto A Little more than Zair Blyas, suggesting a local branding or political caption without further context or events.
A horse and buggy were reported stolen and recovered this morning near the First Methodist Church revival. Residents describe seeing a man in a dark coat flee toward Webber Chase. Rev. Mr Edwards attended the revival and left his coat behind.
The county registrar keeps records of farm name registrations and land transfers. A letter from Henry Woodruff of Gardendale Texas notes mild weather and ripe tomatoes. Separate charges against Dr E A Vanier, president of Franklin College, for assault were named in Terre Haute after prosecutor motion.
The South Bend Malleable Steel Range offers the best range value for money among rivals and is showcased at Keck & Caughey's store.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crooke with two companions traveled to Linton on Tuesday to see friends. Mr. Crooke attended the Republican district convention while in the area.
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