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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1901
Page
3
Readers in arrears for subscriptions are asked to call at once to settle balances. Some owes reach up to 124 dollars, others small sums. the publisher notes all counts in the total. Local notes mention visitors, moves, and various small town happenings as context.
A toddler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C A Breden, was badly scalded when boiling beans and water spilled on her neck and chest. Dr. DeMotte attended, and she is recovering slowly.
The Odon Journal announces it will relocate from its long time stand to a room east of Jolliff's hardware store on Monday. Readers are invited to visit the new newsroom as the old building is moved.
The Old Settlers Association set the annual picnic for August 22 23 24 shifting from 15 16 17 to avoid Kinora Soldiers Reunion. Managers aim to make the event better than ever and urge every citizen to participate. The oil company will be in town, adding interest to the picnic and community.
Ward Foster & Co organized the oil and gas venture last night after selling the required stock. A Monday meeting raised 1400 dollars, an effort to reach 2500 failed then but subsequent hustling secured subscriptions. John Ward leads the project and expects oil and gas discovery. Adon is foretold to boom.
Smallpox reappears in Washington as two boys steal apples and are fined after an assault on a citizen. John Beckett, 83, injured in a runaway when a horse bolted downhill. City bonds of 25 000 issued 15 years ago are now paid. Two boys trapped in a sand bank rescue with minor injuries. Mrs. Crawford wins suit to overturn a deed in Steele township. W C T U ladies inspect saloons leading to multiple convictions and a closing of back door saloon operations.
A mixed list names Van Buren Township teachers and room assignments. The item also includes an advertisement for Banner Salve claiming healing for cuts and skin diseases, followed by stray phrases about unsanitary bread boards and warnings to keep chemicals away from hair.
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