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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
8
A brief notice lists inquiries answered and promotes Literature Free at Address Box 25 Lao Yootee Indian 1. The fragment hints a reader service location with a postal box and regional identifiers. It presents no dates or clear organizations beyond generic labels.
Oden High School girls basketball traveled to Plainville Friday night hoping to repeat a prior win but were edged 21 to 13 as Plainville built a decisive lead in a hard fought contest.
The text presents a string of unclear questions about individuals and hypothetical pairings or outcomes. It mentions names such as Esta Mae Brow Audrey Sommers Carl Cooper Edith Har ion Tom Audrey Faith Vong a ne Marshal Irvin Essie Receham Karl theta Kathyin Ray a Crane Cari Porter Ray RB Mier and references motives and scenarios without a coherent news item or verifiable event.
Early spring honey from maples and fruit blossoms is light and mild. Berry and locust blooms yield darker, stronger honey. White clover honey is light and best in quality but often mixed with earlier harvests. Fall wildflowers add a smoky scent. overall market honey shows mixed colors and flavors.
The Martin Daviess County Poland China Breeders Association met in Loogootee on January 12 and elected officers led by President W. Bret Cabul of Washington, Vice President Wallace Borders of Loogootee, and Secretary-Treasurer Wood Smith of Loogootee. Premium checks totaling 305 were paid for the last show, with a $100 award to promote the breed for the county’s achievements. The group ended the year with 67 members and a $135 pig club fund, plus funds to start the new year.
USDA exhibit at the International Live Stock exposition in Chicago outlines key hog raising practices. Emphasizes continuous growth from birth to market, with early corn access and full feeding after weaning to yield market-ready pigs around eight months.
Joy Baker of Greencastle and Miss Pearl Baker of Bedford visited for the funeral of their brother earlier this week, arriving to support family.
United States Department of Agriculture notes beekeepers rely on forecasts to protect winter colonies and time hive management. Accurate weather data help prevent starvation and cold damage and guide early spring duties for healthier bee colonies.
The text describes an early grazing crops agreement with references to land to be grazed, grazing timelines, and conditions. It mentions property owners, rates, and intent to devote land for grazing, with dates and obligations for the grantees and stewards.
The text notes living ducks need warm feet in winter and early spring. It suggests fitting a canvas or window to admit light into winter quarters to help the ducks stay comfortable.
Text describes shipping requirements for Ssted Eggs noting selection for clean color and uniform size. Markets prefer white eggs with a dozen weights from 24 to 26 ounces and from 28 to 30 ounces per dozen.
The West Virginia Agricultural College reports a monthly cost of 15 cents to feed an average hen. This figure comes from investigations by the college into poultry feeding expenses.
Jane pastor urges prompt Sunday School at 9 30. Services 10 30 morning and 7 evening with prayer meetings shifted to Thursday. Womans Aid meets Thursday 1 pm. Intermediate at 3 and Juniors outdoors. Goal to reach 250 in Bible School and celebrate Lord's Supper at 10 30. Seniors meet 6 15. Jr 6 15 and 7 40 evening song service. Come worship with us.
Fragmentary text references a church, a goal for upcoming Sunday and an invitation for attendance. Further readable details are unavailable.
A fragmentary item notes Mr M Batty R D I asking about rat communication. It mentions five cakes of Rat-Sap and selling portions with prices ranging from 29 to 1.25, and references suppliers and dealers.
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