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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1896
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate completion of assessor evaluations in Daviess County. The text mentions meetings, fees, acts, and tenure related to property or land records, with unclear names and dates due to damage.
The Blleyins lodge KR PL elected officers at the last meeting to serve the next six months. Officers named include Elmer Bunch P Zneri, Garten LG GG, and Ale Chinn Al A. Earl Lesply to lead the Dearmin VV chapter.
The Indianapolis Journal cautions merchants that cutting advertising in July and August harms business like cutting off water to a lawn. It argues that reduced effort saves nothing and weakens sales, urging continued promotion instead of economizing on ads.
garbled text discusses reprints and notices aimed at readers and subscribers. mentions Hamilton, Osage, and references to papers and a president, with unclear dates and events.
In one of the league’s tougher games, Bloomfield outlasted Ovion with strong defense and late scoring. Key players listed include Bloomfield’s Cushman, Fulkerson, and Brooks, while Ovion’s Crugke’s error helped swing the momentum in the sixth inning.
A garbled page fragment references the peach market, Fourth of July crowds, and washouts hurting shipments. It notes the Indiana Supreme Court ruling on saloon licensing and contains scattered, nonsensical lines about threshing, basels, camels, and local press.
The text presents a rambling, satirical collage weaving religious rhetoric, baseball quips, political notes, and scattered names. It references a Minneapolis minister, the vice presidency, and a mix of odd phrases, creating a fragmented snapshot of a crowded column.
The Hamilton Publishing Co advertises a book about McKinley and Dey as the only authentic work, endorsed by Cai DEY, urging agents to join with $10 to $50 orders. It promises a lucrative outfit, refunds on first order, prepaid charges, and quick action before others cut in. The notice names The Arshade, Cleveland, O.
Notice is given by the executor of the estate of Gotlieb Byrer deceased that private sale of the estate assets will occur at the residence in Van Buren Township on Saturday July 18 1860 at ten oclock A M. The property includes a fireproof safe beds and bedding firearms and related items. Terms require cash under five dollars. Purchasers over five dollars must give a note with approved security.
A long, hand written style letter criticizes free silver policies and urges voters to reject attempts to debase the currency. It argues for honest money, warns of economic disaster, and references Whidden Graham and related finance concerns. The text discusses gold and silver standards, wages, prices, and purchasing power.
An account describes a drive west of town with two bears and a man on horseback, a confrontation, and a rapid flight by one rider. The text is distorted but references a tense roadside event and a pursuit with possible injuries or fatalities.
An eminent English doctor argues sickness is spread by weak bodies while healthy individuals resist illness. He urges maintaining a healthy weight to catch health in summer, noting germs fill the air but strong people stay immune. He contrasts disease spread with robust health.
The Evansville and Richmond Rail Road opens the season with low excursion rates from all stations for sixty days and a special Sunday rate. Tickets are valid on trains leaving Saturday or Sunday with limited return Monday. Information from A L Jay and LI H Roseman Evansville. Sunday excursions resumed at half price between all stations on the line.
Fragmentary OCR text references S750 dhomes and expenses and a Dominion Company third floor Omaha location. Mentions Reena, Veny, Youd, and Nevers with scattered names and phrases. No clear event, date, or outcome can be determined from the legible fragments.
An unidentified figure named Paroone fiewiit's Colle & Chien Cire WHE asserts a monstrous force from fdiiaas coute. The claim centers on its power to fuel in an era of RED psin W, L Stroy, and the figure conveys a dangerous threat.
A poor girl claims daily earnings of 3200 from selling a dish washer business. It promises quick work washing and drying dishes in minutes without hands in water. The Mound City Dish Washer Co offers instructions and enrollment to start immediately.
Fragile text warns millions of farmers and workers may lose savings as depositors rush to withdraw their funds. The piece questions policies prompting withdrawals and mentions a potential crisis forcing banks to face runs and liquidity stress.
Scotts Emulsion of Cod liver oil is described as condensed nourishment that builds the system to resist disease. It recommends reasonable summer use for those under health standard and notes available by druggists at 50 cents and fr. 0.8.
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