20 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
2
Local paper notes advertising rates and office notices while thanking patrons for news submissions. Mentions a sugar famine question and a drug store receiving six barrels of sugar, with townspeople doubting the import as rumors swirl about a Prohibition-era crowd in town.
A critique of churches that treat preacher contracts as non binding with inconsistent payment practices. The author notes gas and coal bills are paid while minister salaries are delayed or reduced, implying a wrong priority and ethical lapse in church finance.
A historical anecdote discusses returns on department store goods and the cost of advertising. It compares home merchants who push returns to the bay and pump metaphor, illustrating inconsistent advertising and missed profits. The tale suggests quick cycles of effort lead to forgetfulness and doubt about advertising value.
An exchange reporter spoke with thirty successful businessmen and found six had strict governance and frequent punishment. He then questioned thirty loafers, learning twenty seven were shaped by a nurturing “ma iwa’s darling” and the remaining three raised by a grandmother.
A fragment describes a farmer facing repeated offers to buy a large corn supply at a dollar in fees. The farmer refuses to delay and insists on prompt payment, highlighting concerns about persistent buyers pushing for quick deals. The text uses a colloquial tone to illustrate the pressure of repeated offers and delayed payments.
A farmer faces debt pressure as crop value stays tied up with delayed debtor payments. The speaker notes prompt settlements would ease the farmer's financial strain and sustain business operations. The dialogue ends with a question about a subscription payment status.
Epworth League Rally to be held at Gartes Grove on Wednesday July 2 with Leaguers urged to attend and invite friends. Program includes 2 0:30 Music Orchestra, welcomes by Ethel Anderson, responses by Rev. Wallace, dinner and social after. Music and recitations by Serene Anderson Wm Bairs Martha Sommers E E Hindman Myrtle Winklepick Orpha Culmer Edyth Freeman and others with special music by chapters.
Report says John R. Walsh and a small syndicate raised about 2,000,000 in New York to finish the Chicago Southern railroad within three months. Emissaries secured funds with clearing house committee support, despite past failures and opposition from rivals bidding for Chicago Southern properties.
A crowded column lists visits from residents and relatives to towns including Burns City, Roscoe Sims, Miss Ola Morrison in Scotland, Indianapolis travelers, and an array of social calls. The piece mentions church services, dress shirt sales at Webster's, and a court grand jury witness batch in Odon.
R C Ragle, a rural mail carrier on Royce Queen route, has filed an affidavit against William Sims, trustee of Madison township, for neglecting road maintenance. Sims says harvest conditions prevent hiring labor, and the notice rests in the lands of Squire Hayes.
Prohibitionists held rallies yesterday at Elnora and Plainville with afternoon and night gatherings. Candidate A Crim seeking secretary of state and ex state chairman Newland along with W Bil attended to energize supporters.
Mr Gorman Young and Mise Gertie Guthrie were married Wednesday morning at his Bondville Illinois home. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs B C Guthrie of this place and is described as pleasant and estimable. The groom is a prominent Bondville merchant.
Forty six Sun day school scholars gathered at Duster Williams home near Odon Heights on Monday evening for a birthday event honoring Herald McCallian. R J McCallian arrived with wagon and bay ladders as music played on a graphophone. Refreshments included lemonade ice cream and cake as the group enjoyed games and socializing.
George Wade from Washington visited his parents over the weekend. Several relatives and neighbors including Flynn and Greenwell were in town or visiting relatives. Died: Mrs. Jackson near here was buried at Tolberts Chapel Cemetery. Regulars and visitors from Montgomery Washington and Tolberts attended dances and called on local families.
Ike Holt visited his parents near Burns City on Sunday. Mose Maryfield’s family southeast of Eaglesville hosted Mrs. Maryfield’s father George White. Mrs. Hiram Johnson recovered at home after a visit at Vince. Ketchem of Mud Pike called on friends. Jord Fields, Wm Johnson, and their spouses visited Odon friends. Harvey Sims and daughter Trula visited relatives. Gusta Bowman and Myrtle Hazzard saw friends at Epsom.
Hayes and Pickett dissolve partnership as D W Hayes sells his interest to W W Morrison. All debts owed to the firm should be settled, with books available at the store for settlement.
Sunday services and Sunday School announced with times 9:90 and guidance for Pogueparatie ae P U and related activities in church program notes.
Sealed proposals due July 23 1906 for erection of an addition to the Public School Building at Odon Indiana. Plans and specifications by J W Gaddis Architect Vincennes Indiana on file. A $108086 certified check with bids. bond required. Board may reject bids. Proposals to A A Lane Secretary Odon Indiana June 27 1808.
Administrator of the estate of Drector F. Mc Farland will sell at public auction at the deceased’s late residence four miles east of Odon Indiana on Tuesday July Slut 108 at 10:00 A M. Items include one mitre and colt Jersey cow hay harness wagon furniture books beds and bedding and household items. Cash under five dollars. over five dollars six month credit with note and interest. Ernest E. Forsythe Administrator. Heffernan Mattingly Atts 631.
Congressman James E. Watson blasts Indiana Democrats for adopting a tariff for revenue only in their state platform arguing it harkens to Grover Cleveland’s era and his soup houses. He notes Republicans can leverage the link to that historic issue in campaigning. Watson contrasts Indiana leaders with John Sharp Williams who favors tariff revision.
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