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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1892
Page
2
The firm offers collections on all U S points and foreign exchange, issues drafts in Europe, and sells Certificates of Deposit. It advertises pensioner privileges, investment guidance, securities information, short time loans at reasonable rates, and discounted commercial paper. Loans on improved real estate available at low rates.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Harrison and plans to eat, evaluate four years ago, and leave a margin to spare. The garbled content lacks clear event, date, or identifiable entities to form a concrete news item.
The passage notes Adlai E. Stevenson as the presidential nominee and Adlai Stevenson as the vice presidential candidate, with Steve Cleveland of New York mentioned in relation to the nomination process. The context suggests a confirmation of the Democratic ticket.
Fragmentary text suggests Cleveland will face Tarrison, with notes about past occurrences four years ago and an implication of Cleveland’s expected victory. The garbled wording mentions November and a defeated opponent, emphasizing a repeating outcome in a local matchup.
A fragmented note proclaims Harrison as the Republican leader and Cleveland as the rival candidate. The text hints at a forthcoming victory for the Republican side, though the wording is unclear and garbled.
Readers report a scribbled political note claiming supporters of General Grant push Lea as a third time presidential candidate. The fragment suggests a rallying bowl and renewed insistence on a Union ticket amid shifting loyalty and public calls for consistency.
President Harrison and Whitelaw Reid the Republican nominee for Vice President were both born in Ohio and educated at the same college. They will conduct business after the seventh of next March at the capital.
Democratic papers, after airing clashes over banners in Minneapolis, turn attention to Chicago. The party faces fresh internal battles and abundant material for future editorial fights.
The Democratic press claims Benjamin Clarrison is a weak candidate who will lose in November. They warned of defeat four years ago, were proven wrong, and now promise another similar forecast.
The Washington Gazette marks the late Souvenir editor with praise for a successful issue. Rainfall was near average but uneven, aiding corn and crop growth while wheat harvests begin in the southern regions and fruit yields look mixed. overall favorable farming conditions.
The writer argues Sunday laws must be observed, with penalties for violations by the public and prominent figures. He cites statutes and authorities showing morality and Sabbath enforcement as essential to good government, asserting churches must enforce state laws and urging respect for Sunday regulations.
The MM E of Sundary School drafts condolence resolutions for their late sister and friend Hirds Jeilutup who died June 2. The document notes sympathy to her companion and family, honors her memory, and directs copies for the bereaved and the Odeon Journal. Also includes a travel ad from Wisconsin Central Lines highlighting Chicago to Wisconsin routes and accommodations.
Rev. W A Yager of Glendale bought a horse for 80 dollars from an uncle in Sullivan county and was swindled by a man offering a mare for trade. Yager recovered the original horse after a night attempt, but the trader and a constable seized his watch to cover costs. Yager engages Hastings & Allen to prosecute the trader and constable for false pretenses.
Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees of Odon Indiana that salaries be paid to town officers and school board members in Daviess County. Trustees receive 12 dollars per annum, treasurer 12, town clerk 15, and school trustees 12, plus necessary travel and one extra day when called away from town. Repeals existing conflicting ordinances. takes effect immediately upon passage. Signed by Cromwell and Dawson and Laveunin on the 3rd day of A. L.
Sunday visitors include D Abraham and George Correll from Odon with farm gear. Lucille Ketcham rests in Farlen. John York and family visit from Qdou. A D Bechtel buys a binder. John Hubbard returns with a new buggy. Mt Olive held a Childrens Day gathering with recitations and music. REUBEN notes thanks to RE.
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