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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1901
Page
2
The proprietor of the Odon pharmacy urges citizens to have confidence and approval for future success. The stock will be overflowing with essentials of a first class drug store, including items like Cupid's heel bar row.
Oddities and updates from Odon Indiana describe the town's features, economy, and people. A New Year hotel proprietor G W Hughes receives thanks as listings note quail protection proposals, rail fortunes, and a new Victory Wood and Pelp Company incorporation in Anderson.
Fragmentary report mentions talk of circulating a plan for gravel or stone roads in Madiewarkip. No clear names dates or authorities are readable. The item hints at local infrastructure discussion without concrete details.
A collage of brief notes includes a solver’s wheat grain paradox reaching 9 523 571 603 bushels and 18 446 years of U.S. output, Indiana author notes led by Lew Wallace and James Whitcomb Riley, a humorous obituary count, legislative pay details, and stray items from Indiana and Illinois with local names and events.
Confusion surrounds a disputed term in a college rhetoric contest as participants from Kansas confront a word deemed invalid. Judges indicate no such term exists, leaving students unsure of how to proceed with their argument.
Howell and Guthrie unite in marriage at six o clock on Saturday at the brides parents home Rev J T Hobson officiates in the presence of family and relatives. The couple and guests enjoy a wedding supper before leaving for Bedford to establish their home.
Advertises available loans at 5 to 8 percent on improved storm land. Contact Herry H Crooke and B J Smiley for the Wilson Heater bee.
Professor Roas Tyler of Chicago vice president of the Womans Alliance testifies to recovery from a severe winter cold that risked pneumonia after trying various remedies. She found Chamberlains Cough Remedy pleasant and instantly relieved her symptoms, saving medical costs, and pledges lifelong use. For sale by Z Webster.
Old established Loose society offers permanent positions with travel and clerical work. 2900 yearly salary plus expenses and extra commissions. Men and women sought to appoint agents. good chance for advancement and wage increases. Write at once to Stafford Press Co New Haven Conn.
Bayclid H. Evans as Administrator presents and files his account and vouchers for settlement in the Daviers Circuit Court January Term 1901 and the account will be examined January 71, 1901. heirs creditors or legatees are required to appear.
Professor O Baker of the University of Illinois critiques the optimistic claims for universal stone highways. He lists twelve advantages ranging from lowered transport costs to eased rural schooling and mail delivery, noting that social benefits and land value should guide road improvements and that earth roads advance gradually rather than by rapid overhaul.
Mrs Mary A Hobbs wife of the late Dr W P Hobbs died Friday January 4 after a two week illness at her Ragiesville home. Born near Orleans Indiana January 7 1825 she would have been 76. She had eight children six surviving Jennie Casey A M Clark M H Hobbs M P Hebba Edgar Hobbs and W L Hebba. Funeral at Ragiesville Sunday conducted by New Frank Denny Cory and Rev Jos Adams with burial beside her husband in Ragiesville cemetery. Her faithful Christian life and noble character endear her to relatives and friends.
A garbled 19th century medical ad lists cures for worms coughs colic and dysentery and for disorders like kidney and bladder issues. It promotes Humphreys medicine with promises of relief and a prepaid order option from New York.
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