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Fragmentary OCR text mentions an event at Pest Viewuwvuuy with dates under February and April in Ohio. It includes scattered names and numbers but lacks full context or clear outcome.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1897
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an event at Pest Viewuwvuuy with dates under February and April in Ohio. It includes scattered names and numbers but lacks full context or clear outcome.
Unclear fragmentary text shows references to stock, payee, and dates with several garbled terms. No coherent event, persons, or organizations extractable for a reliable summary.
The text shows garbled OCR with scattered letters and partial words. Readable elements are minimal, obscuring names, dates, places, or clear events. Potential references to a meeting or notice are present but not identifiable.
A collage of ads and notices mentions restaurants, advertisers, and merchants. Names include JoON Nab, Economys, and Jota Phan. People such as Sears of Dedford, Ed Wes of Terre Usaute, and Miss Nannie Waillia appear amid town updates. The wheat crop outlook and hayed grain mention reflect agricultural chatter.
The piece records travels of H. W. Lashbrook and S. L. Walls to Terre Haute and mentions merchants and bargain prices. It cites Donner School, a jeweler, a restaurant, and a cash grocery store with hints of doughnut and cake sales and cheap watches.
The page records a local meeting in Oakland where Rev. J. A. Well was elected president of the Southern Indians Branch of the Young People’s Christian Union of the United Drthren Church. It also includes various ads for cures and goods, plus scattered notices about miscellaneous community matters and business listings.
Auction note lists Shopshire yearling bucks for sale at a farm two miles west of Burns City. Contact P Kuteb and J F Danovr Moh for details. The snippet also contains stray ad lines and a reference to a medicine slogan about One Minute Cough Cure with unclear context.
The O Settlers' Meeting will be held August 15 19 and 20 with an active executive committee arranging programs for each day. Gates will have no charge this year and attendees are promised a grand time. A separate promotional note advertises Stoy's Opera on July 24 featuring a variety show with walks talks lines and plays and admission at 10 cents.
An old time notice from iF FH & Son at Pensinger stand offers fair dealing to customers. The ad guarantees kindness and welcome treatment whether buying or not and pledges quality and low prices.
Daviess County progresses on a new telephone system with two crews erecting poles and boxes. About thirty five instruments are in use locally and plans extend to Elnora Pinaville Eaglesville Burns City Plainville Leogeetee and Washington. Central office staffing and two routes aim to connect the county seat by next week with rent charges starting Monday. The system uses E E Dougherty’s new instrument and promises clear conversations as testing continues.
Hastings Alen and Hastings of Westington open a loan department at their law office. They hold exclusive right to loan for the Life Thsisyosted Company and offer six percent on cash payments.
Widespread claim that a creamy salve sold in airtight tubes cures sore eyes and granulated lids. Doctors advise caution while many users report eyesight improvement.
Oras McCracken of Alfords ville visited relatives in Oden this week.
Yinanas J Evans to Florence P Ring Eugene Lauiodes to Emma J Coline Willhua Fo Swope to Ruth Stasiper Henry F lugh to Maury FE Walace sews Hiiaur S Ceager to Amand Fagan uN ait William L Spaulding to Catherine J bun dergan
Trustee Nugent appointed teachers for Elmore township schools for the coming winter. The list includes J. E. Ship, Arch Neiswanger, Albert Matene, Rose Boyd, J. E. Pershing, Servey Tome, Phos M Nugent, A. H. Dillon, Lee Wadsworth, and D. M. Langston among others.
Raslesville notes an August 7 basket meeting at Liberty and a 13 Literary Night at Epworth League. Rev Gaither preached at the M E Church. George Correll of Olon seen on town streets. A R Casey and family visited near Newberry. Miss Hosa Donaldson visiting kin near Center. Local youths from Burns City and Cancond attended a basket gathering.
The garbled note reports bad weather affecting hay and mentions visits by the Scotts family in Martin County, Naomi Trubbard returning from Dugard, and Beehreland kin visiting Arex Mulony in Martin County. It also notes lumber from Leamen Cooper’s saw mill in Ogdon for J. Mostons and neighbors helping John Hubbards with a new house.
An 19th century style advertisement promotes a urine test for kidney disease and touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy. It claims relief for back pain and frequent urination, lists price as fifty cents to one dollar, and offers free pamphlets and samples via Rilmer & Co. of Binchanden New York.
Public sale ordered by the clerk of the district court in a case involving Elizabeth Hogshead and John W. Manth among defendants. The bid is the amount of six hundred eighty four dollars and seven cents with interest, costs, and disbursements. It will occur at the door on Saturday between the hours of 10 and 4.
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