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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1894
Page
2
The Journal announces subscription terms for a price schedule and payment details. The notice lists weekly or monthly options and deadlines for renewal. It mentions advertising opportunities and notes dates for the publication cycle.
A fragmented OCR listing state and local political candidates and offices. It mentions a general ticket with PAM OOO WON. Samdertarry Ati WON. G eesl, MSELLPAM AL IWKEPOCTLAS of Main Congressinns. A. M. HARDY for Joint Senator. MILLORY for Hobali Pruan. PETER R. WADSWOR TH as Sheriff Treasurer Coroner. C. C. MrcOWN Commissioner Industries. JAMES R STEENE. PF Pe Sat Cetstgissieney Old District. JAMES TH DAUGHERTY.
A garbled line indicates candidates or officials linked to a November election. The text mentions Congressmen and states, implying a campaign or fleet-related political contest in December.
The Yar hostopter Tribune notes its twentieth year with a celebration of its long history and ongoing publication. The brief reflects on past events and the paper's continued presence in the community.
Frieght new wheat in Oklahoma sold at well below promised price tied to Democratic victory. Market observers note buyer confidence fell after Cleveland's election, affecting futures and local vendors.
Fragmentary text notes a debate over repeal of a law passed by Republicans and difficulties in drafting a new law without retaining parts of the McKintes law. The wording is garbled and does not specify dates people or places.
A pamphlet by Hon. J. P. Jones, U.S. 8, Noevedi, reissued under the American Protective Tariff issue. The 80 page pamphlet is valued and available by sending stamps to cover the cost. Address W. F. Wikeman, General Secretary, 133 Ws Vurentethind Street, New York.
Report describes measures by the Army of the Republic to halt counterfeiting. Officials discuss enforcement actions, arrest warrants, and the issuance of numbered credentials for operatives. The article notes adherence to regular pest-control routines and a push to ensure all issued deeds remain in good standing.
A county seat delegate from Mitchell cites sweeping rhetoric about Rome and the Imperial Senate linking it to Democratic perspectives on national legislation and constitutional authority. The editorial tone critiques monopolies and the arcane phrasing suggests a period political commentary.
The Western sky over Columbes in Vd last Friday evening formed a vivid rhirane. The sky glowed with luminous cityscapes, rivers, trees, and graceful landings beneath clear air and a silver river. Clouds bore rainbow hues, lasting about thirty Hanates.
A fragmentary note critiques Elaera Triane article quality and the Oden Newspaper's approach. It mentions Monday reads, Tribune arguments, and alleged state influence as context for the debate over press standards and credibility.
A Youth's Companion note describes a crude yet effective ice keeping trick for patient comfort overnight. It suggests placing a piece of thick foam or cloth on a vessel and loosely covering with flannel to create a cool resting area. A sharp needle is used to break the ice when needed, claimed to divide ice easily.
A New York and Boston house connected young man reports in a letter that the last two years have been severe for sheep and stock in Texas. Prices have fallen, valuations dropped, and prospects for selling livestock at reasonable prices are poor.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe saloon activity and a tribune stance in Elnora with mentions of whiskey and social tension. Unclear names and events suggest local friction over saloon influence and public response.
A New York Herald note describes tobacco odor lingering in a room after smoking. A patient woman who feared the smell has learned that hay stored nearby can absorb tobacco odors, suggesting non marriage to men who smoke as a remedy.
June apportionment figures list varied township allocations across Deviess County. Estimates include Bogerd Township 1218.0, Elmore 217.65, Harrison 0.0, Madison 2083.46, Reeve 0.508, Steele 1420.80, Vas Buen 1084.49, Vealey 0.41, Senietigae 2056.50, Town of Cannerburg 241.30, Town of Elnora unknown, and Town of Montgomery unspecified.
Satirical verse lampoons Grover Cleveland as political savior and Democratic party idol. It mimics a prayer praising silver demonetization and party loyalty while mocking Republicans and policies. The poem mocks election fervor, trusts, and rural dismissiveness toward other parties.
The Princeton Clarion reports that despite a general business lull, building operations remain active in Princeton. There is enough work to furnish employment for all local mechanics, though activity is not as high as last season.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for severe colds and a preventive for pneumonia and croup. It claims relief for whooping cough and recommends it as a safe pleasant medicine for children. Bottles priced at 40 cents sold by Stay, the Druggist.
A mocked interview depicts a Buffalo native claiming to learn to curb appetite and sponge public charity, claiming Democratic ties by appearance and hardship. The exchange follows his admission through police and a judge toward shifting to the Republican ticket.
Jim Reisinger lost a leg twelve years ago when a nitro glycerine keg exploded after a bear startled his wagon. Drilling workers found the missing limb buried in a tree crotch in a field near Centerville, and sent the bones to Jim who lives in Prospect.
An old advertisement urges readers to buy Chamberlains Coliz Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a preventive measure during summer. It claims strong protection against bowel complaints and promotes 25 and 30 cent bottles sold by L. Hioy, the Druggist.
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