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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
8
Notice from Indiana Humane Association and Indiana Audubon Society enforcing the 1905 law against killing trapping or possessing wild birds or selling eggs or nests. Deputies will arrest violators and immediate action will follow. Citizens urged to report violations to Deputy Game Warden E. E. Earle in Indianapolis.
A reflective verse warns against criticizing others for mistakes and reminds readers that many can knock. The speaker urges humility and cautions not to belittle those who stumble, noting no one is perfect.
The Christian church at Washington selects Rev G W Winfrey of Summitville Indiana to fill the vacancy caused by Rev E B Davidson's resignation. He will assume duties shortly, bringing experience from Indiana ministry.
William Oscar Allen of Elnora and Miss Mabel Boicourt of Plainville were married by Squire Kelliams at his Washington office on Tuesday.
Eustace Miles notes in Metropolitan Magazine two striking experiences with weight. A tennis match and a small wine or meal can raise weight by several pounds while a day of fasting plus exercise in a Turkish bath can also alter weight by several pounds.
The season's popular excursion runs to Terre Haute on August 2 1909. Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill's show causes the S L Ry to sell Odon to Terre Haute excursions for 160 dollars round trip. Tickets valid only on that date. Inquiries to agent W H Hueston S I Ry Odon Indiana.
At U B Church August 4 at 2 0 p m the W M A holds a monthly meeting with song service and devotions led by the president. Papers on Our Society Its problems by Mrs Callie Ward Its possibilities by Mrs Belle Brede. Duet Janet Ward and Hazel Chinn Recitation Bertha Alexander Song Reading Mrs Ethel Laughlin. How the Missionary Society has helped the Members Song and business.
A 1799 Jamaica case shows the brig Nancy cleared of suspicion until a surprise find aboard a shark catch revealed ship papers. The captain's acts led to condemnation after a naval officer recovered the documents from a shark's stomach, providing the decisive proof.
A playwright notes a French sentinel in Algeria failed to challenge a tall round shouldered colonel saying he mistook him for a camel. The anecdote ends with the sentinel apologizing and the colonel reacting to the misperception.
A golfer recalls hearing a clergyman swear during a match. A friend asks the denomination. the opponent replies some call him Congregationalist, but he dubs him a Profanitarian, quoting the monosylla
Karl Smiley son of Dr. R. M. Smiley of Washington has shown marked improvement after weeks in an Indianapolis hospital and will be taken home Saturday. He can walk in the hospital and is rapidly regaining strength.
The aged United Brethren minister Rev. J. M. Fowler of Crandall Indiana died July 20. He was about 80 years old and had a 60 year ministry. In 1899 he entered superannuation but remained active in conference work. Fowler, once a noted orator, also served one term in the Indiana legislature.
A Philadelphia Inquirer idea argues that giving nations access to fresh air will reduce disease and improve public health, making populations immune to many illnesses through better air quality and living conditions.
Dialog between Mrs A and Mr X about leaving out cat provisions. Mention of condensed milk can and can opener on the table referenced in a Boston Tran script.
Local ad urges buyers to plan for a Kodak camera this summer with prices starting at one dollar. Keck the Jeweler and Optician invites customers to visit and discuss options now. The note emphasizes intent to purchase and personal consultation.
A pocket knife of any shape and kind is offered at Keck's store with no charge for the name on the blade.
In a light moment from a Kansas City Independent report Miss Sue Brette recounts an egg incident. Foote Lighte confirms the egg was thrown but says the aim was not bad.
The dialogue shows Little Dot asking if a new moon appears each month and whether God cuts the old moons to make stars, reflecting a child’s wonder through the Chicago News framing. The text centers on a playful, philosophical exchange about the moon and stars.
A vintage advertisement promotes clean coal from the Odon Light & Power Co claiming high efficiency and strong heat output. It asserts suitability for large or small orders and emphasizes clinker resistance for grates.
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