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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1897
Page
2
A damaged reading describes interment and a funeral context with references to a man known for “bicking About bard tines” and a woman engaged in a long life of service. The text is fragmentary and obscured by OCR errors, but hints at a burial in a local cemetery and a final Latice request.
Fragment describes heated legislative sessions and snow effects with references to roads and officials. Mentions doctors teachers publishers and routine visits, but details are garbled and names are unreadable.
Fragmentary piece describes a town facing dereliction and fear as people seek refuge from chaos. It mentions Corbeut Fic and a foal group among those seeking safety in Nun Wada while townsfolk debate progress. Local business leaders and officials are urged to push for improvement.
The passage urges residents to support the town's upbuilding. It frames Cnet as a progressive city and calls on citizens to contribute to its ongoing growth and improvement.
An unclear exchange claims German testing shows pork is pure and wholesome. The message suggests the country may claim American pork is inferior and corrupt, with references to hogs and rates.
The note mentions PomK and the great Depiserat with unclear context and no identifiable events or dates. The fragment reads as a dubious reference to a figure named PomK linked to a group or realm called Depiserat, lacking verifiable details for a fuller summary.
John McLean, proprietor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, is named as a potential Ohio candidate when Mark Tarnas Ure is unavailable. McLean is described as highly capable and ready to step into the role.
Populist editors claim the ghairc party was betrayed by the Brean Democrats last year. They note mutual mimicry in form and imply current unity is insincere. A critic mocks how editors profit from politics while promising government by the people.
A proposed bill in North Carolina aims to tax single men over twenty one. The rate starts at 15 dollars in the first year and would double each subsequent year of remaining unmarried. If enacted, this law could widen as time passes.
A distorted report describes a preacher's election, a funeral service advertised as a political event, and fears in Woodington over soil deterioration. It mentions Tauie Hester, an epiepsiocidl namud at 649, who was extricated then died.
A compact digest notes Congress spending excesses under Reed and Olney law firms in New York, messages about salaries and warrants, social updates from Washington and nearby towns, births, a divorce suit, local visits, and miscellaneous commentary on weather, fashion, and daily life in a late 19th century community column.
An exchange reports that in the past year four bill iat one hundred and fifty mansion cigarettes were sold by the American Tobacco Company. The fragmentary text suggests a misread amount and unclear attributive details.
A country minister exits his flock with a farewell that accuses parishioners of stingy donations and lack of love. He declares he is leaving to become Chaplain of a penitentiary and quotes scripture as he bids them goodbye.
Examinations will be held on the third Saturday of March 18V7 at named places including Barre township Montgomery Hogari Epsom Etmere Einora Yarrison Clendale Martson Odon Reeve Alfordville Steele Plainville Van Buren Held in February Year Pleasant Hall Washington Examination Room at Courthouse. Bryant's poem To a water Fowl will be the oasis of the reading questions The examination to be conducted by some teacher or the trustee. Examination begins at 8 00 o clock A M.
The Malisen Township teachers pass resolutions thanking County Superintendent W A Wallace for his interest and progress in schools. They express support for his re election and praise Trustee Gr M Ceitchlow for helping schools. The group also thanks President KR D McCerter and Miss Clary Feller for Institute efforts.
A common glass bottle is filled with urine and left for twenty four hours. Sediment indicates diseased kidneys. Linen stained urine suggests kidney trouble or frequent urination and back pain, proof that kidneys and bladder are out of order.
An old advertisement extols Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for back pain kidney liver bladder and urinary issues. It claims relief from frequent night time urination and discomfort after liquor use and offers a pamphlet and bottle by mail from Binghamton New York with guarantees of vendingness.
Public sale set for March 20 at the Davie County Court House Indiana to satisfy a decree. Property offered is Lots 5 and 6 in Dermins Second Addition Town of Ten, Davie County. Terms disclose rent and profits for up to seven years or fee simple if sufficient funds arise. General description references unclear OCR.
A letter criticizes ongoing changes to the county salary and fee law arguing that officials demand constant raises funded by public money. The writer cites the Washington Gazette and calls for user fees to cover clerical and recorder costs, not broad taxation.
Fragmented OCR text reports a pastor pronouncing a Sunday wedding at a Fry residence between Ch Jes W breed and Tel tha L Eu banks. It mentions a Tamia domestic worker, a normal school, and scattered town gossip about a murder near Uranceville and an Indian chief tied to a trail of clues.
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