Co operative Telephone Office Payment Notice
One year six months three months payable in advance and due in February. Amount .81.00 for Co operative Telephone Office Inter State Telephone Office Co operative Residence 87 6 on 9.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
2
One year six months three months payable in advance and due in February. Amount .81.00 for Co operative Telephone Office Inter State Telephone Office Co operative Residence 87 6 on 9.
Miss Alma and Anna Lee Alexander visit friends this week in town. Miss Margaret Keaton of French Lick stays with Dr and Mrs Millis. Carl McWilliams returns from college. Several locals travel for business or to visit Washington and Evansville.
Fairview local column records numerous visits and calls. Residents travel to Newberry and Indianapolis, host relatives, attend funerals in Burns City and Elnora, and attend services with Pastor Todd at Fairview. Frequent names include Banch, Rhabottom, Hogatt, Myers, Allen, Wade, Proctor, Littell, Grove, Parker, Fiddler, McCown, Garton, Merrifield, Dorsey, Hoover, Poindexter, Swartz, Stewart, and Bowman.
The notice notes chatter about Meridith Nicholson's $10,000 position not occurring. It urges readers to study every Journal ad to save subscription costs and convince merchants that ads are read. A government move handles a painting titled September Moon, seized from Paul Chab.
A Monticello mother attempted to spank her son and knocked over an oil stove, starting a fire that caused about 5,000,000 in damages. Neighbors witnessed the incident and the event was cited as yielding a strong moral lesson for boys.
Report describes a Tuesday performance in Odon drawing mixed feelings from the crowd. While many sympathize with the afflicted, others grow disgust as beggars become a nuisance and authorities are urged to keep them in designated public relief areas.
After a prolonged dry period rain on Sunday and Monday revived crops and saved farmers thousands of dollars. Pastures deteriorated, corn held its ground, and the wheat ripened with little rust or blight. Meantime, much straw will feed cattle next winter as meadows were short. Threshing has started in lower and sandier districts.
The July celebration at Odon is shaping up with a complete program and a day filled with amusement. A reworked city park well will supply water, and a gnawline engine will keep water on hand for the event.
Wesley Brown and family from near Liberty visited Lee Resler and family Mallette on Sunday afternoon. Victor Bowman owns at Odon Saturday.
Lintons plan a large Fourth of July event featuring Prof. Wesks and his bi-plane with flights expected to draw big crowds. Prof Weeka, a noted aviator, debuts a new model bi-plane stirring interest in aviation circles. Other attractions are listed as part of a day of amusement and enjoyment for all.
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