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Payable in advance 81.00 Jno B Stoves publisher announces rates for weekly edition. Indicates Indiana Associated line and a procession of financial terms.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
2
Payable in advance 81.00 Jno B Stoves publisher announces rates for weekly edition. Indicates Indiana Associated line and a procession of financial terms.
A compact list of notable dates: 1854 reciprocity treaty between Great Britain and the United States and Crystal Palace opening by Queen Victoria. 1861 Tennessee secession and a Confederate fast day. 1868 Senate action on readmitting four states and the 1846 northwest boundary treaty. 1870 Charles Dickens death.
A remark about a man who refuses to subscribe to his home paper and would react angrily if not labeled as a public spirited citizen. The quip emphasizes local pride and civic identity in a lighthearted tone.
A saying notes that rare cases of success arise without local newspaper advertising, but thoughtful business people learn that generous and judicious ads yield unmatched returns.
A reflection on American character praising liberty, respect for others, industry, and common sense. It argues that the nation’s strengths, including these qualities and others, position America as the great hope of the world amid competing political ideologies.
A writer contrasts booster club members who back their town with a critic labeled a Knocker who derides the same town. The piece argues that pride and service define true community support, while open derision shows a lack of self respect.
The article argues that wealth alone does not define success and warns against idolizing millionaires. It contrasts moneyed status with moral achievement, noting that some rich individuals ruin their lives or fail in all other respects. It distinguishes flashy lifestyle from genuine character.
The passage argues that respectability and wealth are not enough if gained unlawfully. It praises wealth earned by legitimate means as admirable and a guide for youth, but stresses that character, not riches, determines real success. A man of sterling character, regardless of wealth, is richer than a wealthy fraud.
Mrs. Jennie Casey and sister Mrs. A M Clark visited last week. Forrest Wadsworth traveled to Washington D C Sunday. Mrs. Wilbur Myers of Evansville visits her mother Mrs. Clark Rosenberry. Farmers plow corn. James Dyal spends a few days with relatives. Miss Genevieve Flinn visited Illinois relatives. Mrs. Clara Rosenberry and Earl Evans visited James Evans. Miss Ora Flinn from Bloomington visited her mother. Byron Allen sold his store to John Sims who will move stock into the former feed store. Miss Ruth Breden of Odon visited Arnie Wadsworth late last week.
The town of Odon reports tax returns for 1914 and 1915 with decreases totaling 4965 dollars. Personal property decreased by 2565 dollars and real estate by 2400 dollars, while polls increased by 21 dollars.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith and son Ralph with Mrs. Mary Bennington visited Mr. and Mrs. James Snyder and family. Dicey McGuire stayed with aunt Mrs. Lottie Petty. Joe McGuire and wife visited J. D. Snyder. A large crowd attended children s day exercises at the Christian church Sunday night. Jack Snyder spent Monday with James Snyder. F D Litherland family visited sister Ada Goodwin and family. Children s day exercises planned at the M E church Sunday night. Ada made a business trip to Elnora Thursday.
Sunday visits and travels among residents including Hayden Sargent Carl Porter Janie Crane and families. School trips and visits to Winona Lake Odon Bedford Bedford excursions and a Ladies Aid meeting. Neighbors appear in Sunday outings concerts and family gatherings across Elnora Linton Oolitic and Terre Haute.
Wm Patterson went to Plainville Wednesday. Miss Mina Lester returned from near Washington after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Wm Wilson and children visited relatives near Washington Sunday. Calvin Perkins was at Plainville. Farmers begin plowing again and expect busy days if weather allows. Several neighbors attended a basket dinner at Varnettsville Sunday. Ira Patterson drove to Washington Monday.
Farlen Adam Schmidt of near Union and others move through the area on various days. Rev. Goldman of Linton preaches at Mt Olive. Sealed bids by June 19 for town timothy sale on park grounds. Edna Ledgerwood visits Newman Illinois.
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