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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
2
A scattered set of brief local items highlights social visits, travel, and small incidents. People attend funerals in Jeffersonville, Eloora residents travel to Indianapolis and Seymour, and local youth pursue study in Terre Haute and Indianapolis. A church quarterly meeting and a minor legal fine are noted alongside routine family visits and a ball game minor injury.
A concise note on practical management, stressing knowing and doing. It highlights the value of both planning and precise execution, noting few excel at both understanding and applying method.
Walsh, president of the Sottngro Indiana road, is said to be confident in completing the extension to Chicago and building from Indianapolis de Black Hawk. Friends support his financing, and financiers scrutinize the project for feasibility of the line through local mines, quarries, and fertile farming country, amid rival lines concerns.
A fragmented report describes a raid in French Lick involving an attorney and deputy related to a gambling operation at a breach or location called Breach Ligke and West Badou. Details are incomplete and names unclear.
Kirby Kutch slowly recovers at home after being injured when he was knocked under a loaded car some time ago. Several locals attended Children’s Day Services at Union Sunday and reported a good time.
Ten city leaders seek to oust Mayor Edwin J. D Bidaman before he completes his term. An injunction bars Bidaman from presiding. another restrains Buckingham from acting as mayor. At Tuesday’s council meeting Allen was named temporary chairman as both men attended without participating.
Ed Harman and Anna May Glover were quietly married at the Odon A. B. Parsonage at 7 o clock on July 4 with Rev. W. E. Snyder officiating. Both are noted young residents of Odoo and will reside here.
A Quiet Fourth reports a day without local celebration. U. B. ladies held an evening social on the church lawn. Most residents attended Trinity Springs or Elnora. Trinity drew a large crowd at an 8 I. I. yand event, while Bispora saw a sizable turnout enjoying Ketchem Grote.
Raglesville records a Sunday rainfall and numerous local visits from J B Anderson and families, Dennis O Connor visiting Bramble, baptisms near Prairis Creek, and the funeral of Uncle Starlin Sims. It notes road improvement desires and expert construction needs amid widespread community activity in Martin County.
The New York American says the saloon boom in Jasper County Missouri and the Joplin mining district funded road improvements through license payments. As a result, roads rival European ones and mine owners travel by automobile between properties.
A historical medical advertisement urges readers to test heart health with Dr Miles Heart Cure. It claims honest patients can verify improvement after trying a bottle, sharing testimonial of past relief from chest pain, breathlessness, and palpitation after contact with Miles Medical Co.
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