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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1894
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions business in the market for wheat, with unclear references to people and actions. The readable portions reference Mae and Ves, but the full meaning and specifics remain obscured by garbled OCR.
Local brief items report a pantie sale open at Odor, sales on men’s and boys’ clothing, a tireless parade of visitors and town events, and a remembrance for Lee Brumit. Various names appear with shopping and social updates including Mrs Confey and Rev Brown.
Fragmentary ad claims various ailments cured by a product with a 23 cent rise and Porsche by 4 4 S. The text lists conditions such as salt rheum and shin eruptions and promises full satisfaction and refund, though details and names are garbled.
A city notice proposes a new hatch store at the corner of Main and Telford streets. The plan includes a rest room and a short-stay area for My Voy labeled tenants. The building’s east side will house a Prorel, signaling an improvement to the area.
Prof Alexander Crests conducted the last day of the Spring term at the Normal Institute. In the afternoon six musical and literary exercises impressed attendees. Prosecutor Mac Huff attended and recited the Lightning Rod Dispenser. The event concluded with a well run banquet for club members and new students.
The text notes farmers busy planting corn and the Chambers brothers building a barn for Thomas Ledgerwood. Howard Smith of Trinity Springs visited Monday. Ed Hubbard came home Saturday to see his mother and girlfriend, then returned to Greene county Sunday evening. It questions a school house project failing due to land price. Nora Marks.
Mrs Barnes visited Sulivan to see relatives of Mr Barnes. Lidar Pershing returned from Princeton where he attended school. Wheelmen attended the strawberry festival in Hagiesville. Miss Florence Myers visited her brother J M Myers last week. Red Boys traveled to Sandborn for learning. The population of Elnora tops one more than before due to a new birth. Sheriff Martin County transported a prisoner last Saturday. Gypsies noted trading horses for money. Strikes noted but no direct action on national leaders is reported.
About 28 miners from Washington halted digging at Stoy's Coal Mines in Agglesville stopping Stoy’s men and a nearby mine. Two miners went down the shaft to meet workers, tensions rose but the group withdrew after warning there were many others in similar clothing nearby. Stoy had recently switched a railroad line and was shipping coal before the stoppage.
The ceremony unites a groom from Alfordsville and a bride described as an estim ated young lady with many guests visiting from Alfords ville and nearby towns. The day featured well wishes, gifts, and plans for a future home with the bride's mother. The Journal extends best wishes for a useful and happy life. Also note an ad for Chamberlain's Paint Balm promising rheumatism relief with 50 cent bottles sold by W. L. Star.
An old advertisement lists a week long sale on shoes at cost alongside a grocery inventory including ham lard bacon cheese bologna dried beef sardines oysters sugar coffee and tinware. The piece touts a liver health remedy claim and connects vitality with liver activity.
D W Fuller of Canardarie New York says the remedy gives best results and would not be without it. A Dykeman Druggist of Catskill New York declares Dr Kings New Discovery the best cough remedy used in his family for eight years. Trial bottle free at S Pensinger Drug Store. Regular size 50 cents and one dollar.
Specimen cases from New Cassell Wis Harrisburg UL and Uatawha Ohio report neuralgia rheumatism stomach liver issues appetite loss and severe weight decline improved after three bottles of Electric Bitters. A tuning sore leg cured after three bottles and seven boxes of Arnica Salve. Doctor said the Uatawha case incurable but one bottle and Bucksen's Armies Salve ended it. Sold by S Penszinger.
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