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05 Jun 1914
Page 1
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
1
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A Fort driven by figrdan Moris won the Hato Ridge automobile race in Terre Haute on Sunday. Eight cars entered the event including Ford, b srion, Mercer Flyer, Pope Hartford, F gal, Comet, Montezuma, and Red Wsp, with the Ford overcoming fast competition.
A fractured OCR summary describes Perkins being acquitted amid a contentious trial. Jurors weighed evidence while defense and prosecution argued, with references to witnesses like Drake and a Father Haht. The fragment hints at delays, interrogations, and legal challenges surrounding the case.
A fast paced speedway show drew spectators for a purse competition on Saturday. Weather was ideal with no accidents reported. Top four finishers secured the main prizes as drivers battled for position and excitement.
The article surveys a pure food ruling with discussions of penalties and enforcement. It mentions parties and officials debating standards and procedures, with references to transportation and sales. It ends noting a sale of 2000 bushels of corn by wagon or car load offered by J. M. Winkelpleck.
Miss Viola Huff daughter of Mr and Mrs TDW Huff married Robert Bascom in a noon ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The bride wore a white crepe gown and veil bouquet holders and a reception followed with gifts from guests. The couple plan to depart for Detroit and Cleveland after a short wedding trip.
A local notice describes a union memorial service with a parade from Matty and spring streets to the grounds. Speakers include Rev. HL Baelanan and Rev O HH Bachenan, with a band and ministers from Washington Minetes Paarl. The event is set for a spring day, with activities leading to the memorial prayers.
Breed of garbled text with stray names and unclear events makes identifying a coherent summary impossible. readable portions mention a gun club shoot and a winner named Winston amidst corrupted lines.
Pershing of Petersburg pleaded guilty before Judge Anderson in Indianapolis federal court to slipping an immature calf carcass to New York in violation of inspection laws. He was indicted by the federal grand jury and fined 216.00 plus costs for violations committed while conducting business there.
The notice details a divorce suit involving local residents with references to gatherings at homes including Mrs Clarice and others. It notes planning for a forthcoming term starting in September and mentions a missionary tea held by the M E church ladies with strong attendance and an organized program.
The telephone company held its annual meeting at Poindexter and Wil ionve on Tuesday night and elected officers for the coming year. Trustees named include MW Ro Nervmenter Saige Keck Wallace Smtfer HL V. Mervill Geo. Honder su and Retro Poindexter. The treasurer’s salary was discussed and the meeting closed after brief remarks.
Town advisory board met at the trustees office to discuss a tax levy of 15 cents on business property. Steering figures include Jas. York and Wm A. McCarter as members of the Advisory Board. The levy is to be worked out in future adjustments.
Announcement notes that Bly's Drug Store on the Corner will soon offer premiums to customers. Details on items and dates to be announced later.
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