Odon Journal and Washington Gazette items mixed in brief
Local notes from Odon and Burns City report visits, sales, job moves, and community notices. Derrick sold for 25 to William Sims. Francie Sims returns from Indianapolis business trip. Advertisements offer paper subscription and goods. several residents move, visit, or change jobs.
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Wm. Sims
Francie Sims
Indianapolis
Republican District Convention Sets Nomination Path
The Republican Congressional District Convention will meet Thursday July 1 at 10.00 with Hon. John Chaney of Sullivan likely to win the nomination. Delegates from Madison township include J. H. Garten and S. C. Guthrie.
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John Chaney
Sullivan
J. H. Garten
S. ¢. Guthrie
Rom
Madison Township
Trial records show charges against Wa Kine officielle
Mrs Sarah Matthess filed charges alleging provocation against Mrs Wa Kine. The trial occurred Monday before Squire Jos Haetings at Ei wore as entutpe, with authorities presenting the case and testimony.
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Squire Jos
Coats
Powers
The Doe and the Jackdaw in Savernake Forest
An observer recounts a curious scene in Savernake Forest where a doe sits in a grassy hollow while a jackdaw peers closely at her face. The description notes the bird’s focused pecking around the doe’s eyes nostrils throat and cheeks as the encounter unfolds under calm light.
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Savernake Forest
Prison escape tale with inmates at large
The report describes an escape attempt where stone slabs and beds were used to tilt a wall. Two inmates remained jailed after breakfast reported the incident. Herbert was captured Tuesday night at his father in law's home in West Washington. three other prisoners were still at large.
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Tess
Herbert
West
Washington
New Coal Mine Opens on Jacob Winklepleck Farm
Jacob OH Winklepleck is starting a coal mine on his Bunkum farm. He asserts a fine vein of coal four feet thick and of good quality runs through the site.
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Jacob Oh, Winklepleck
Bunkum
Little Boy Loses Thumb After Lawn Mower Accident
Tuesday bar ir the little son of Mr and Mrs Emil Gwartney injured his thumb when a bag bit the knife on a lawnmower. The severed thumb required amputation at the first joint. Doctor Anderson performed the operation, and the child is getting along nicely.
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Emil Gwartney
Anderson
Local Farm Figures and Community Notes From a Town Week
Farmers stacked wheat as Rol Pershing visited from Utcon with others from nearby towns. J M Briggs and family at Plainville. Ray Laughlin at Bloomfield. residents enjoyed the Forty at Indian Springs. Sunday school re elected officers. Mrs Coy Owens, a Deaf teacher, granted license and returned from Franklin Indiana.
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Coy Owens
Frankin
Ind
Owens
Sound Waves And Hearing In Single Ear Limitation
A writer recalls how waves radiate from a disturbance and reach each ear, noting the strongest impact near the source. The article discusses how a person with one fully deaf ear cannot locate a sound to save life, even when the disturbance is nearby.
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Ero
Éinnot Socure
Bin
Historic Main and Spring corner to rise as new business block
The corner of Main and Spring streets sees the old brick front torn down to clear space for a new business block. The site has a long history dating to 1846 with earlier frame buildings, later drug stores and a department store, and ownership passing to W J Danner after recent sale.
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John Gardner
Wagley
Howard Crooke
John Mettarty
W. J. Danner
Gold Laxatives Bromo Quinine Tablets Cure Cold in One Day
Advertisement claims Bromo Quinine tablets relieve a cold in a day with no cure no pay promise. Pricing notes 24 cents. Product touted as a fast home remedy with medical-like language.
Indiana Journal Promotes Its Market Reports And Features
The Indiana Journal touts itself as a reliable, patriotic paper with comprehensive market reports, Associated Press coverage, and a wide array of features. It promises early morning delivery, farm news, sports pages, fashion, cooking, court news, and editorial integrity.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Louieville
Indianapolis
Washington
Department of Farm News
Weddle Snoozes Through Sunday Service and Hat Confusion
A visiting man in Maine dozes off during a sermon while his wife inspects a pew hat. He wakes to find a deacon holding a different bonnet and claims his gray hat is not his. The anecdote, drawn from the New York Tribune, is followed by brief notes on conjunctivitis and other stray items.
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Weddle
New York Tribune
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