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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1904
Page
2
A partial OCR reads as a rates note in a goon journal style referencing PN Pop NOS. The fragment hints at pricing or rate changes but provides no clear entities or outcomes. Further readable context would be required for a solid summary.
Prominent business figures and farmers in Loogootee plan a new bank named First National Bank with 25 000 capital. Doors open April 1 in the Breeo Building at 22 Main Street and all stock is reportedly subscribed.
Reading Light Burning Oil is advertised at 1ye a gallon. The note presents the price as the best deal for consumers seeking fuel for lamps and household lighting.
Farmers in Indiana counties dependent on Ken Albany reports have sheltered quail with logs and branches and scattered grain to ensure food during sleet and snow. Officials note past winters decimated flocks, but current precautions may boost next fall’s population. hail last May also reduced eggs and hatchlings. The Lincoln League of Indiana plans its annual Evangville convention February 13 with speakers from across the state.
The quote notes a business life can survive brief delays in taxes stock and advertising, but those neglects are luxuries that slow and endanger future vitality. It frames tax and ad neglect as signals of a failing business pace.
Wild horses pursued for handling and shoeing. Dicks and McNeely showcase strong stocks to manage large and wild horses. They offer shoeing with ease and advertise abundant Jump cost for sale with delivery to homes.
Wording seeks 500 gallons of molasses with a rustic call to buyers. Advertisement mentions Haves and Pickett and urges inquiry before selling.
A sewing circle speaker recalls how a mother mouse sealed a wall hole to block her young from a trap. After five nights of catching one mouse, she found the hole repeatedly filled from inside, suggesting clever rodent problem solving. An English jury later returned a verdict of guilty with some doubt.
Help wanted seeks a faithful person to travel in a local territory across several counties calling on retail merchants and agents. The position offers $20 per week plus cash expenses, advancement of travel funds, and permanent prospects with a well established Chicago business.
A dated medical pitch urges immediate use of Dr Boschee’s German Syrup for coughs colds and lung trouble. It touts a thirty five year track record and promises relief within a few days with new trial bottles offered at 25 cents.
A tonic claiming to cure a cold in one day is advertised as Yake Toakatoe Bromo Quinine Fablets with Groves signature on each box. The copy asserts druggists will refund money if not effective. The tone is promotional and assumes guaranteed results.
Mae Arford as administrator presents vouchers for final settlement in the Daviess Circuit Court January Term. Heirs and creditors must appear on the loan day of February to contest the account and valuation. The clerk, Janz Gardner & Simsby, notes the matter with the court seal.
An old advertisement touts Pullman Sleeping Cars to California via True Southern Route with daily departures to Los Angeles and weekly services to Los Angeles and San Francisco. It promotes winter travel, contact details for travel staff, and mentions accompanying sleeping cars. Also contains testimonials for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and Chamberlain's Pain Balm with local names and sellers.
Fragmentary OCR shows a small rail timetable item with cryptic abbreviations and partial station notes. The readable text hints at times and route codes but lacks complete details for meaningful scheduling.
An 19th century advertisement claims good spirits depend on a healthy liver and promotes Green's August Flower as the cure for liver trouble and indigestion. It touts thirty five years as a household remedy with trial size of 25 cents and regular size available at all druggists.
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