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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
3
A fragmented ad touts affordable home upgrades for families stressing building a new home, expanding barn space, and improving an older dwelling. It promises assistance with estimates and delivery of materials from cellar to attic, framing a case for delaying larger purchases.
Community snippets describe visits by Herschel Reslor, Irene Rosenberry, and Wallace Rosenberry of Polat Rao to Mr and Mrs Wallace Rosenberry. multiple residents of Burns City and nearby towns visiting relatives. trips to Crete and Washington. and local social events.
Tanlac is presented as a scientifically developed remedy boosting appetite digestion and tissue activity. It is claimed to be vegetable based, compliant with food laws, and a premier tonic aiding digestion liver and bowels while building the body and improving overall health.
Public notice informs Madison residents of an upcoming trustee meeting at a street office on a Saturday. The notice requests attendance to conduct routine business and discuss local matters affecting the community.
A farmer emphasizes milk as essential for stock development and calf growth. He recalls past hardship when meat and dairy were scarce, notes malaria affected strength, and stresses keeping young animals growing for better health and weight gains.
A North Carolina College of Agriculture note argues pedigree alone does not ensure hog profits. It emphasizes feed mix, not exclusive diets like ashmeal or corn, plus proper housing and diversified farming to profit.
A brief note calls for shelter for sheep during severe cold. It mentions a plan to move flocks to protection and emphasizes the need for warmth and care for the animals amid winter weather.
The reader Miss Willis presents two plays The Witching Hour and Mary Jane's Pa during the Chautauqua season. Her continental tour drew praise in major cities and educational centers, and her vivid character work promises a crowded tent on the fourth afternoon.
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