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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
1
The Daviess County Poultry and Pet Stock Association closed its first annual exhibit at noon Saturday with strong financial and community support. Officers elected include President I. W. Vance and Vice President Oscar Hachler, plus secretary treasurer J. B. Stotts. Awards listed cover multiple breeds of fowl with numerous exhibitors from Washington, Odon, Petersburg, and surrounding towns winning prizes.
An advertisement touts Pioneer fencing from Wolcome Indiana claiming superior zinc coating, weatherproof carbon steel wires, and double galvanized strands. It cites Kokomo standards and A. Gbothay & Co as sellers with agents A Jolitt & Co promoting the product for 1970.
Commissioner PTloratio Trunt and Arthur Palmer bought the Lin pon Record from Jolurip Morgan and took immediate control. Volmero served two years as editor of the ys Sorihanetond Dimes and two years on the Record, while Elena Star left two years ago. The paper is now in Republican hands as leadership contemplates spring plans.
Mrs. Mattie Harris was surprised by about fifteen friends at her East Matin street home to celebrate her seventy eighth birthday. They gathered around eleven with baskets of food and held a dinner and social hour until about four o clock.
Crrover Cleveland Holt and Miss Bertha Fostore Herran wed Sunday noon at the home of Mr and Mrs Everent Howard. Rev D D McCoy of the ULB church performed the ceremony. Holt is an industrious young farmer. the bride is daughter of James Herron.
Practical tips from February Farm Journal outline clean water before birds eat, lime for strong shells, and onions as a tonic. Warns against overcrowding, lice, and cold water. suggests warm water, mites killed by roost seams, and using gravel as grit for digestion to boost egg production.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Long of Jasenville and their family visit Alfred Long and wife. Laura McMullen and Ha Boardman spend Sunday with Grace and Emima Shake. Joy Callahan and wife visit Airs has sister. Gimlin of Van Buren township and John Crosby with family spend Sunday with Win Shake and wife. Tom Shake of Bloomfield and Newton Shake of Elnora visit their brother John Shake. William Hastings and wife visit Mrs Sadie Sharpless. Mrs Mulligan near Burns City guests of Nancy Sims and Sadie Sharpless. Lester Cummings and wife of Odon visit Virgil Wikle and wife. Lizzie Doane of near Shiloh visits cousins Clestine and Mayme Doane.
Effective September 14 1908 the timetable shows southbound trains from Terre Haute to Bedford with numerous intermediate stops including Linton Beebe Beileister and Seymour and timings listed. Northbound services run from Terre Haute to Bedford with stops at Jasonville Linton Beechhunter Elnora Oden Seymour and other points.
For sale. My farm of fifty acres with improvements three quarters of a mile west of Odon on rock road at eighty five dollars an acre if sold soon. Write out Marlow Okla R F D No 2 James P Cole.
The note states woolen cloth was first produced in England in the year 1330.
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