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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1892
Page
2
The Odon Exchange Bank offers collections across the United States and drafts on major European cities. It issues certificates of deposits and provides investment guidance and pensioner privileges. Short term loans and discounted commercial paper are highlighted, with long term real estate loans at low rates.
The Monroe City Star, published in Knox County by A. B. Farmer & Son, stands as the sole paper outside Vincennes and presents a creditable appearance promising success.
Bedford Indiana gears up for a major race meeting on June 14 and 17 with high expectations. Organizers anticipate an exceptional crowd and a widely contested program noting recent impressive local racing history. Excursions are planned via all roads to accommodate visitors.
Indications point to a large attendance at Seymour's Pythian Jubilee next Monday June 7. Neighboring towns will send a big delegation, and Seymour benefits from a strong regional turnout. Railroads offer low excursion rates making the day accessible for all. Read the printed attractions.
A notable Peoples Party delegate told city residents that Indiana plans to travel to the National Convention by special train and live aboard during the stay in Omaha. He warned a cold reception awaits them if the plan fails. The comment drew concern over convention proceedings.
The Adon public schools ended an eight month term with an ice cream feast and a cheerful gathering of teachers and pupils. Prof T B George led the corps of teachers with praised leadership and high marks for the winter’s work, as the school board’s judgment supported his role as principal.
Citizens of Qidoo and surrounding areas observed Decoration Day with solemn services. Rev. A. W. Acford spoke at UB cheweh and Rev. L B. Johnson at M E church, with G A B posts attending. The crowd then moved to the graveyard, placing wreaths and bouquets on fallen soldiers and other graves, amid seasonal music and a large gathering.
Reports from Mt Olive area describe Decoration Day observance at Mt Olive with crowds visiting Odon in the afternoon. Notes of storm damage from recent hill storms, visits by locals, and a quarterly Mt Zion meeting are mentioned alongside weather and farm activities.
Mrs. R. B. Dunlap, known as Canada Wilson, died Thursday after a long life of service. She taught in public schools for about twenty years and held roles in Sunday School and as a Christian teacher. A large funeral at the M E church honored the respected educator.
Rand McNally Co announces a new United States and world atlas with census statistics wealth and population maps and histories. The atlas includes 25 000 post offices an index and is marketed as essential for teachers business professionals and homes with sales nationwide and agents wanted at 100 per month.
Mr and Mrs Loren Tiesco operate the Gov Jish house at Sand Beach Michigan and recount a daughter's illness cured by Dr. Kings New Discovery. The ad promotes excursion rates to Indian Springs with June Jubilee events and a transport schedule for the Se mour line, including departures and fare details.
Two Daley tees to the Paco cons on and after Apford trains on the Northern Pacific Railroad will rans as fellows Train Number three will leave St Paul aaidaily running theoa to Spokane Seattle Tacoma and Portland via Butte Montana. Through Pullman and tourist sleeping cars will leave via Wisconsin Central line for Montairs and the Pacific Northwest First-class vestibule sleepers will leave Choo sure Gone daily via Mand St P Ry for Butte Spokane Tacoma and Portland. The Northern Pacific line offers superior accommodations and aims to attract travelers, business men, and settlers as the best route to Minnesota North Dakota Manitoba Idaho Oregon Washington and Alaska.
An advertisement offers the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and piles with a money back guarantee. Sold by W. C Garten at two and a half rents per bottle.
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