20 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1914
Page
1
A highly garbled OCR fragment presents no coherent person, place, or event. readable bits include stray words and punctuation with no identifiable facts or names. The text offers no usable details to establish a summary or report.
A terse OCR fragment shows a fragmentary tax charge note with unclear wording and missing context. The readable text provides no definite names, dates, amounts, or governing bodies to identify a full event or outcome.
The notice discusses a post office removal with local concerns and a public appeal to consider new routes and costs. It mentions a car load of goods and bets on customer satisfaction, urging readers to visit A. Johiff & Co for options.
A brief paragraph reports horses running away. The readable text mentions no names, places, or dates, leaving the incident details unclear and unverified.
Deceased infant son of Mr and Mrs Taylor reportedly noted in a garbled report. The text references a burial or death notice with unclear details and names. No coherent event details could be confirmed from the fragment.
A garbled report notes the Stearns brothers involved in a jail breach and a related sequence of alleged actions at a store or locations with unclear specifics.
The piece portrays Russell Sage as the Apostle of Thrift, noting his estate and wealth at death. It emphasizes his frugal lifestyle, public perception, and the belief that thrift, combined with industry and brains, leads to success, while warning against views that fortunes arise from luck alone.
The Library Board has placed forty two new titles in the public library showcasing a mix of fiction for children and adults and several early readers. Titles include The Wizard of Oz The Blue Fairy Book Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm and American History Stories among others. The plan allows patrons two cents per day to check out new volumes with titles moved to free shelves once their cost is recovered.
A student discovers a microbe described as Bacillus that can digest iron and consumes iron salts in the presence or absence of oxalate. The bacterium, about one micron long, grows on gelatin milk and agar and produces an iron digestive enzyme.
A brief notice from E Littell of Plainville Indiana offers a fine lot of cow peas and clover seed for gale. The ad names the supplier and location, indicating availability and intent to sell.
Readers are invited to clip the Journal Cook Book page weekly and file the clipping to build a reference book. Submit a tried recipe for a chance to win a six month subscription each week. The page welcomes both subscribers and non subscribers.
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