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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1896
Page
2
A degraded OCR fragment hints at public views during wartime about future actions and locations. It mentions residents and opposition groups debating the impact of mobilization or reconstruction in the area. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a convention with a speech by an unidentified figure. Names and places are unreadable, but it references the event and attendees in unclear terms. The text is too garbled to identify clear persons or organizations.
A garbled text fragment mentions presidential selection and named individuals Doris and Tibet. The readable bits are sparse, offering no clear event date location or organization. The note resembles an incomplete record from a political or clerical source with uncertain meaning.
Vague notes describe a political confrontation over the national debt, involving administration figures and Democratic party positions. The text references a youth angle and contrasts with opposing viewpoints.
President McKinley sends hearty congratulations to William Jennings Bryan on his nomination, calling the victory a mark of strong support and a hopeful sign for the party's future. The message underscores Bryan's renomination as a decisive step forward.
The Terre Haute Express notes chatter about Jeffersen and a Chicago convention, while a sheriff advertises under sale for creditors. Amid big conversions, gifted minds focus again on snake stories and new tales emerge.
Democratic vice presidential nominee Sewart is portrayed as a national bank stock owner. The platform he runs on calls for abolishing nations banks, signaling a radical economic stance amid the campaign.
Fragmentary note references relief product One Minute Cough Care and a misread line about Stag in a stray medical advertisement.
Voters and locals describe a nondescript bargaining moment where Populists and Democrats edge toward collaboration to appeal to broader audiences. The town witness notes a pragmatic if fragile unity in public discourse.
Fragmented text discusses road work timing before winter and political stances. Mentions Democrats and Debs, McKinney and Harvey, with scattered references to candidates and party lines. Findings show confusion and partial quotes from the era’s debates and editorials.
A fragmentary note references a vault and a 1960s era subject with unclear details. Names and places are unreadable, leaving the core idea as a cryptic archival hint about a vault related to a 60s context.
The text hints at charging a jury, real estate ownership, a Walsh firm, and a revelation about two doctors named Terre Plante and a fusion claim involving Ram and Willem. Details are disjointed, with unclear locations, dates, and participants, limiting concrete facts.
Sixteen reads on a muddy Saturday saw a gritty clash where Paulkersen and Cori led a late charge, delivering a narrow victory for one squad. The Cannels fell short as Teegoon and teammate steady defense kept the game within reach.
Notice advertises a rapid response sale at Waisworth odd stand one mile southeast of Eaglesville. Union Cost Company expands into a large coal field with ready lead lots and strong value offers, urging quick wagon loads and low prices for immediate purchase.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Sarcaporilla as a perfect blood purifier and tonic to revive weakness. It offers a trial size priced at 50 cents, claiming to restore strength and health.
The column mixes local notices and ads with brief items about upcoming reports by trustees and social events. It mentions rain impacts on farmers, travel phrases, and a few residents and business figures visiting or becoming active in town life.
A historical primer explains money's basis, metal coinage, and the role of government in certifying weight and fineness. It argues coinage adds convenience and security while debating legal tender and whether governments should define official money or leave contracts to the market.
The readable segments mention St Louis and dieting with unclear names and numbers. The text appears as a messy transcription with partial phrases about diet ideas and a possible public note, lacking clear events or outcomes.
Mrs Riechie Nash suffered cramps and diarrhea and relied on a bottle of slack berry veridiae. She credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for relief. A new mileas patient had a week of illness and sought cures, with mixed results. Mrs Sibley endorses the Wonder fareqessy product sold by Woll Stey.
Gantz and Webster report on a claimed sarsparilin product with superior blood-cleansing effects compared with advertised medicines, noting lack of cheaper options and urging caution in evaluating the claim.
The Odor Manufacturing Co. sought parts from Buffington Wheel Co. and received a Burlington Iowa reply dated July 16 1866 saying they are not taking orders for materials now and doubt any shortages, hoping to avoid a Free Silver scenario.
Describes summer weakness and gradual decline from losing flesh. Notes symptoms like appetite loss headaches muscle weakness sleep disturbance and memory weakness. Suggests iron tonics and bitters provide only temporary relief while a nourishing food is needed for body and nerves.
Scous Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with the Hypophosphites furnishes nourishment for those run down pale thin and weak. If you lose flesh in summer take Scott's Emulsion now. For sale at 50 and $2.00 by all druggists.
County Superintendent Wallace completed grading of the June examinations. Licenses were granted across regular and high school exams with varied validity periods including thirty six months for Claude C Mal lett and J Mo Vance, twenty four months for Dave True blood, and twelve months for a list of names such as Moses M McCarter William D Millis Edith Cottingham BP Dean Kate G Foster Jean Davis Jeff E Stlima Jo W Trueblood Lydia Lavelle O UO Myers Florence Agan Robert Wood WL Stucky Homert Wood Rage Zivkaxn GB Wallace Chas White L. Earle C R Ruks.
An early 20th century recruitment notice promises lucrative commissions for agents selling a life of McKinley and other works. It urges quick action, claims high earnings from $10 to $20 a day, and notes agents receive refunds and prepaid charges. Publisher listed as Hamilton Pub The Avenue Cleveland O.
A fragmented ad urges readers to join the campaign year reading the Cincinnati Enquirer and other papers at low cash rates. It promotes The Journal Odeonnd and lists prices for several newspapers while suggesting contacting the journal for orders. The text includes a jumbled line of medical product misprint and nonsensical names.
Advertisement by FOS Ogilvie Publishing Company promotes the Life and Speeches of McNinsey and related convention platform works. It lists 20 cents for a prospectus, 26 illustrations, a price of 1.40, and claims you can sell 200 copies in your town. Address on Rush Street in New York.
The 1866 season opens at Indian Springs health resort. Loansville Richmond Rail Road offers sixty day rates and a Sunday excursion option with tickets valid Saturday or Sunday and return Monday. Evansville and Richmond Rail Road resumes Sunday excursions with half price tickets to date of sale. For details contact A L Jay or H H Roseman in Evansville or Goden.
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