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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1893
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment describes a bank titled Lion Exchange Bank established in 1640 with mentions of a president Harry Crogke and cashier duties. It references drafts on European cities and certificates of deposit and notes patently garbled financial terms and signs of typical early banking operations.
The governor rejects claims of calling an extraordinary session, calling the report a tissue of falsehoods and challenging the newspaper writer to prove authority for the statement. He says he has never considered an extra session and doubts the need for such action.
A Fourth of July celebration at Oden attracted a large crowd from nearby communities. The event featured speeches by Hon. McDonald and Rev. Cae along with musical performances and patriotic displays.
Fragmented report details a grove meeting at Glen and a Severock Quarterly Meeting at the Af. E. church with Rev. Gollins and Rev. Racey officiating. Mention of Odell returning from Cheeaze with remarks on local sightseeing and a farmer discussing compensation for damage and an explosion claim.
Normal Institutes announces tuition for fur school students entering from now until close. If payment is made in advance, weekly charge is eighty cents. if not, one dollar weekly in advance. Students failing to pay in advance will incur an extra charge.
The readable text fragments mention a past Friday event in Cleveland and reference congress, medicine, and various garbled names. It includes stray phrases about a public meeting and possible sports or local notices, but the core facts are obscured by OCR errors. No clear person, date, or outcome can be reliably established from the legible portions.
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Robert Deak and a ruler’s dome. Vague references to freetrash and panetgers appear amid unclear names and locations. The readable segments suggest a historical or local notice with uncertain details.
A damaged notice states that Abraham Starley and associates intend to dissolve a partnership and settle debts. It names Afr Beek and Esxer W. Gwawrney as parties, with William J. Decks and Davidess County Indiana cited. The document proclaims the estate solvent and appoints an executor for the decedent.
Legal notice describes sale of personal property from an estate in Prisanes county. It names the involved parties and the intended transfer of assets tied to the estate, with jurisdiction and listing details for interested bidders.
An Indiana style health notice extols a liver remedy that supposedly restores digestion energy and mood without side effects. It claims the liver cleanses the body, improves appetite and alkalizes the system, and cites a test called the Wise Face test as a dyspepsia indicator.
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