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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
8
President Roosevelt commends the fifty fifth Congress for constructive laws tackling rail rates meat inspection pure food and nat uralization reforms. Senators Cullom and party leaders highlight bipartisan harmony and the nation benefits from the sizable appropriations and new public works.
Indiana battle over tariff policy frames a long running political dispute. Proponents of protection urge Hamiltonian logic and national prosperity while opponents push a revenue tariff critique. The piece cites historical tariffs and contrasts economic outcomes under protection versus revenue, with figures and party rhetoric highlighted.
Excursion fares listed for Winona Lake and nearby areas with seasonal limits and return privileges. Includes travel from Eldorado Springs Missouri to Eureka Springs and Siloam Springs Arkansas plus summer tourist excursion tickets on sale June 1st to Sept 15 final return Oct 31. Mine No 1 offers coal furnished in any quantity at short notice.
Bellview resident William Roger of Epsom visited Sunday. Samuel Blevens and family of Sand were guests of Hesty Walls and brother John Walls. James Collins traveled to Puannville Saturday. Geo Hackler spent Sunday with William Tomey and wife of Plainville. Charley Stringer came from Sandborn Sunday. Mrs Omie Whisman and Mrs Henry Walls visited Mrs Jobo Walls. John Young and wife of Elvora visited Riley Wilson and wife Sunday. Pearl Killion attended a party at Newberry Friday night. D H Courtney and Mrs Joseph Courtney visited Plainville Saturday. Morton Daugherty of Mud Pike visited friends Sunday. Henry Wadsworth and Thomas Faith of near Eaglesville visited George Ganlney Sunday night. Tom Myers of Epsom seen here Monday. The Misnes Raby Black Blanche Dobbs Myrtle Winklepleck and Dora Pettit of Elnora were Sunday visitors. John E Hastings of Mud Pike and Arthur Dillon of Mud Pike drove through Sunday. Stella Bynun visited relatives at Elnora Sunday. James Manning and Charley Ryss of Elora drove through Sunday. Rain has delayed wheat threshing a few days.
A report notes twenty five thousand Sioux receiving modern names and mentions New Christian Science Church in Boston with a one million dollar schooling opportunity. The text suggests repeated segments on name changes and social assimilation.
The David Keck farm at Brambie will be sold to the highest bidder at a public auction on the premises July 23 at 2 50 p m. The 84.25 acres include about 15 acres of timber with the balance in grass. For details contact Keck the Jeweler and Optician in Odon.
B T Laughlin reviews notices from Hon John C Chaney of Sullivan and Hon John Spencer of Washington confirming addresses on Aug 17. Tudge Houghton expected the same day. Cyrus E Davis of Bloomfield and Ezra Mattingly of Washington will deliver addresses on Aug 18.
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