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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1900
Page
2
The piece notes disagreement with the silver plank of the Kansas City platform and mocks figures like Col Bryas and Aguinaldo. It questions claims that imperialism is the defining issue, stating Democrats oppose it while Republicans offer no firm stance. It reflects public debate and mispronunciations.
Fragmentary passage questions Bryan leadership and its impact on supporters and opponents from four years ago, implying a debate over his influence and the fate of those involved in his era. The text hints at division and accountability without clear events or outcomes.
President McKinley intends to hasten the Cuban constitutional convention and withdraw U S troops soon after its completion and the new constitution takes effect. Six to eight months are thought sufficient for Cuba to begin life as an independent nation.
Fragmentary remarks urge signing a saloon remonstrance and joining the bandwagon. The faded text references a prior struggle over the saloon and hints at ongoing public action. PMID
The passage contrasts rural voters with town residents who oppose a perceived menace, noting the country voter’s distance from the issue and the town’s ongoing protest against the so called monster. It highlights differing levels of engagement and reverence for the subject across communities.
A miscellany including Chicago’s Monadnock Building housing 6 000 residents and a post office district. stories of Mrs Anna M Jones who swallowed a lizard and died after a choking fear. Buena Vista soldiers to be disinterred for burial in San Antonio. postal stamps with officer names to deter theft. boycotts against Chinese laundries in Chicago. Indianapolis Southern railroad construction and route announcements. railway engine branding shifts. local ad proliferation debated. navy names for six new submarines. Martin County Republican convention and county ticket.
The deceased, aged 70 years 11 months 11 days, married to Charlotte D. Scott in 1834, father of 18 children, moved from Daviess County to Van Buren township in 1860, a Quaker descendant who joined the M E church in 1857 and died in full faith. Burial at Bagleville Cemetery after a large funeral by Rev. G A Culmer on Monday.
The Dover News urges cooling the mind to beat oppressive heat. It recalls barefoot winter tricks and ice in the drip ping eaves while joking over cold endured. It also notes fashion forecasts with August clothes and striking full page illustrations.
Free sample bottle offered to adults with chest or throat symptoms at Gants Bros. Limit one bottle per person and to guardians for children. Claims wide endorsement by physicians and global distribution. Twenty years of distribution with substantial claimed success.
Annie B Springs of Philadelphia writes of finding a discovery for consumption that cured her long coughing and restlessness. She claims royal pure remedy removed pain and let her sleep, praising Dr Kings New Discovery and other doctors failed to help.
In the State of Indiana Dav iess county 21 years old applies at the next board meeting for a license to sell and drink spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities less than a quart with privilege of serving cigars and tobacco. The building is a two room frame fronting Spring street known as Big Ben's Saloon Building at the north end of Lots two and three, original plat, in Clarkburg near Odon. The front room will be used for sale with entrances in front, measures thirty two and a half by twenty one and a half feet.
Amanda M. Lanuzhlin et al versus Malinds LLC in Daviess Circuit Court. Commissioner will sell August 25 1900 at Laughlin & Laughlin office Odin Indiana. Properties include sections 25 26 and Harvey Smiley addition Odon with multiple lots and city blocks. Terms: one third cash, one third in 9 months, one third in 18 months from sale date at 6 percent interest.
Advert reads a lender offering farm land improvement loans at eight percent with a promise of ample funds for the year. It emphasizes easy terms and a straightforward estimate of costs.
Deputy Auditor Atkmnan releases a table by towns and townships for Daviess County showing total taxables at 10 505 635 with an increase of 158 150 from 1898. Rail and other corporations exceed 1 million in assessed value not included here.
An old advertisement touts Vr. Kinge New Life Pills claiming to cure many ailments by purifying blood and strengthening nerves. It promotes easy dosing, a low price of 25 cents, and offers a money back guarantee through Webster the druggist.
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