Township Announcements Fee Due In Advance
Public notices state a $2 fee is payable in advance for township announcements. The notice outlines payment instructions and eligible recipients.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1900
Page
2
Public notices state a $2 fee is payable in advance for township announcements. The notice outlines payment instructions and eligible recipients.
The Indianapolis Journal reports the Attorney General clarifies that the 1897 act establishing Assessors entails elections for Township Trustees and Assessors in 1900. He notes public inquiries and quotes the legislative act to settle the matter.
The writer notes expectations from the upcoming census to reshape Florida’s political map, with emphasis on belt growth and southern gains. He describes orange groves damaged by historic freezes, pine and pineapple farming notes, grape and other crops, and a winter gardening cycle. Prices differ from northern markets while freight raises costs.
A promotional note extols American Lice Destroyer as the remedy to wipe out lice and vermin in poultry. It claims quick action within 24 hours, protection for 250 fowls for a year, and refund if unsatisfied, urging buyers to avoid home remedies and purchase now.
A vivid 19th century travel sketch contrasts the walled city with Binondo the merchant hub and San Miguel beyond the Pasig. It depicts native huts, attire, and daily life, noting cigars as essential for both men and women, while claiming villagers endure hardship and pride in being American.
In Southern Indiana reports circulate about a contract between EB&L and SI railways regarding an Inter regional arrangement. Details remain unclear as industry observers await official statements and potential impacts on service and freight.
Advertisement seeking a reliable energetic sober man to manage a branch office in the area. Respond with reference to this paper. Signed A. T. Morris, Cincinnati. Also promotes Warner’s White Wine of Tar Sump consumption cure with a 23 or 50 cent price from Gantz Bros.
Money to loan on improved farm land at five to eight percent interest. Apply to Mr H. Crooke. Also Wake Warner's White Wine Tar Syrup for coughs, 25 cents. Message from Gantz Braz.
Notice from the Daviess Circuit Court that Euclid J G Evans as Administrator will offer for public sale on March 20 in Standford Haylesville the estate of William Singleton deceased. The sale covers four acres in Standford and one acre more or less in Roglesville with terms: one third cash and two equal note payments at six and twelve months, interest six percent, freehold security approved by the Administrator.
A jumble of social quips and rail speculation appears as scattered items from Richmond and nearby towns. Quarantine tales mingle with a curious name origin, while Richmond plans new rail lines including the Chicago Indiana Eastern and a Dayton electric link via Terre Haute.
Manchester Michigan man George Williams recounts how his wife, crippled by disease for five years, regained strength after two bottles of Electric Bitters. He endorses the remedy for female troubles and related ailments, claiming it cures nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches and fainting with a satisfaction guarantee. Sold by W S Kerch, druggist at 50 cents.
The Southern Indiana Railway Co. announces tickets to Indianapolis via Seymour priced at 2.95 dollars. The fare covers travel through Seymour and is available for purchase now.
Old remedy from Kerch Draggist promotes Arnica Salve for skin eruptions burns boils ulcers and related sores. Claims rapid relief and guaranteed cure in a boxed package.
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