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The Odon Journal lists subscription terms published for residents of Odon Indiana. Rates include a year at $1.90 and shorter terms for six and three months with unclear remaining details.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1902
Page
2
The Odon Journal lists subscription terms published for residents of Odon Indiana. Rates include a year at $1.90 and shorter terms for six and three months with unclear remaining details.
A damaged OCR list shows candidates and offices for county positions including Representative aiKman Calenahan Auditor Thomas Suce st Trevenier Hilary True love Sheriff Milton Fitzgerald Surveyor Franklin L Snyder Coroner Clifford A Bonhalt and other local posts. Several names appear with uncertain spellings and titles in a fragmented ballot-like roster.
Republicans of Indiana's Second Congressional District plan a delegate convention in Linton on July 6 1902 to nominate a candidate for Congress. Daviess 16 Greene 38 Knox 18 Lawrence 15 Martin 9 Monroe 14 Owen Sullivan 12 and other counties will send delegates per county regulations. Populists in the House are two Nebraskan members. extinction is predicted within two years.
The Philippines hosts three distinct racial groups the Negrito Indonesian and Malayan with 21 16 and 47 tribes respectively totaling 84. Dialects are diverse nearly foreign languages and no literature exists. The idea of one nation or republic is idealistic.
Indiana legal holidays enumerated by Attorney General Taylor include New Year, July 4, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Washington’s Birthday, Labor Day, Memorial Day, and election day. Two categories exist: holidays affecting commercial paper and liquor sales, with Washington’s Birthday, Labor Day, and Memorial Day restricting liquor sales.
A. Wampler and wife of Wampler from the Indian 3 bias Gash store filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court at Indianapolis. Creditors listed include Benkruptcy 3 and Indianapo lie wholesale s. Case details pertain to Loogootee area.
Town notices report a mishap at west Main Street with William Brown injured after a brick collision and the home subsequently disturbed. Reports span oil well activity at Loogootee, a double hatch in Salt Creek, school commencements at Bogard township, and debates on advertising value and public decency.
Last Saturday afternoon at ee snapolis Charles Hayes and Miss Mary Dwyer were united in marriage by Rev Jos Dafier. The couple, starting for their home in Indianapolis after a wedding supper, missed a connection near Seymour and dined Sunday. Hayes, a Knickerbocker express fireman, and the bride, a nurse at Fletcher Sanitarium, will reside in Indianapolis.
Word reached here that Brenton Dunlap and Miss Lizzie Collins, well known in Geraldine, Texas, married after Dunlap prepared a home for his bride at the Fitzgerald colony. Dunlap, son of Samuel Dunlap, was a former L and W Railway fireman. The bride is Mallissa Collins daughter and niece to Mrs. Samuel Dunlap. The wedding surprised many friends.
Dr. Will Hartsock and Alma Cener of Moorville wed. He is the sole child of Rev. and Mrs. J V D Hartsock of Greencastle, a former M E pastor. The groom, a medical college graduate, is a practicing physician known to many readers.
A local proprietor, Ed Mebler of Union Bottling Works, credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with curing his lifelong stomach trouble after trying many doctors and remedies. He notes it digests what you eat and does not require dieting and recommends it to help others.
A report notes that many workers begin their tasks before dawn to meet daily demands. The piece highlights the dedication of laborers across sectors who start before light to maintain production and services.
An advertisement highlights DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a safe laxative remedy. Testimonial from M.B. Smith of Butter Nut Michigan praises the pills for not causing gripe or nausea. A note claims dates stuffed with marshmallow paste make a tempting dessert.
A vintage testimonial extols DeWitte With Hazel Salve as a universal cure for sores burns bruises and skin diseases. The speaker Mrs A S Fuller of English Indiana credits the salve with healing a gun shot wound after other remedies failed and warns against counterfeits.
An old advertisement promotes E. H. Grove or Chamberlain stomach remedies and Bee tablets for stomach and bowel regulation. It cites Dr Webster price 25 cents per box and mentions refunds for some product. The copy uses vague claims about taste, digestion, and disorder relief.
A fragmented OCR reads as a brief item about Sires Sine Caer with unclear context and no readable dates or places. The legible portion notes a proper noun and a possible event or subject but lacks sufficient details for full summary.
Dr Ernest Lindley from Indiana University delivers the class address on the Human Face. Five graduates Maude Laughlie Clarice Courtney Edna Skemp Fannie O'Dell Lois Courtney receive diplomas as Mrs Taylor and Supt Bennett praise the school and its state commission status.
An ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as iron and quinine in tasteless form. It costs 50 cents and promises relief from malaria chills and fever.
Urges immediate purchase of Chamberlain's Relic to protect self and family from bowel complaints. Claims high effectiveness for children and adults and to prevent nighttime trips to town during summer. Sold by Z Web Help others.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic with a printed formula claiming Sinp 2 Tron. The text complains of sleeplessness and costs about 53 cents for a four cup supply.
An old fragment promotes a one minute Camzh Cure for coughs and chest ailments claiming immediate danger removal and absolute safety. The ad also touts child appeal and work ethics about salaries wages, ending with unclear sales language.
Fo bey the high check that instrument of torture with which we torment our most faithful servant. If the animal is mutilated for life by insects protect it from bites by netting or rubbing pennyroyal in olive oil. Give a light hat with a wet sponge to wear in sun. remove at sunset.
The county board of review met Monday in Washington and will be in session for thirty days. Members include Auditor Russell, Treasurer McWilliams, County Assessor Daily, Joseph Smith of Barr township, and TY J Murvady of Reeve township. The last two are appointed. the first three serve by office.
An ad touts Germano Syrup as the only remedy to prevent throat and lung trouble, claiming it heals tissues and reduces inflammation. It cites endorsements from pharmacists and a World Herald editor, noting availability at Z. Webster.
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