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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
4
An advertisement claims Rexall Orderlies are the best bowel remedy with a money back guarantee. It promotes daily use to prevent headaches biliousness and nervousness from constipation and highlights soft non griping effects for all ages. Available in small and large tin boxes with varying tablet counts and prices.
A gravel bed almost forty feet thick was found near the Martin Cahill farm at Cannelburg while drilling for coal. Plans for a gravel pit depend on the railway company building a spur to the site. Drilling continues in hopes of a coal vein deeper underground.
Fairy notes a busy week with Mr and Mrs Henry Ritter hosting their son Walter and family. Many visits occur among residents including Essie Wilkey, Audry Greenwood, and Tabitha Parker. A Revival begins March 5 inviting all, as Jace Mallett visits Plainville relatives.
Miss Beatrice Herron spent Sunday with Miss Maye Haile. Mrs. Margaret Cunningham visited with Mrs. Sarah Racer Monday. Earl Carpenter and Quinton Osborn spent Sunday with Sven and Ray Connell. Mrs. M. P. Herron visited at Durt York's Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kinnaman are moving to a farm near Good Hope. Rex Alford is visiting home folks here. Rev. M. P. Herron went to Bethany Sunday to fill an appointment for the pastor Perry Key.
Ed Mattingly of Washington died suddenly at his home Sunday around 1 am. Paralysis is said to have caused his death. He was fifty nine and is survived by his wife Miss Emma Routt and one son Routt Mattingly. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning in Washington.
Alva Hindman reported the loss of a valuable mare this week. The incident drew local concern as horse owners urged recovery and noted potential implications for nearby stables. Authorities advised checking stables and markets for sightings.
Mary McElroy of Wheatland and James Ritter families hosted visitors on Sunday. Clarence Wilkin stayed with his parents Saturday. Mrs. Bray and children spent Sunday with Thomas Wilkin. Art Woodruff and wife visited James Ritter. Maude Zona Ritter and Viola Fielder visited Lilbern Woodruff Wednesday. Roy McMillion visits Worthington friends. Arthur and Clarence Ritter of Worthington visit parents. Oscar Raider and George Hackler with wives visited John Weaver and wife of Mud Pike.
Mrs John Kirk and her son Henry have returned from a winter spent in political circles. The family traveled to regions of activity noted for political engagement.
A large crowd attended the Play here Saturday night. Several local families hosted visitors including the Lesters, Jamison, Henderson, Laughlins, Truebloods and Shields. Visitors from nearby towns were noted as well with multiple stops around the area.
Joseph Mays seventy four year old farmer living south of Washington died Saturday afternoon from injuries suffered when struck by a passenger train near Linton He had his head wrapped against the cold and had defective hearing delaying his awareness of the approach The engine pilot struck him throwing him a distance and causing concussion He was transported to Washington and buried from the train with interment in Union Cemetery
The article explains the filing window for mortgage deduction affidavits from March 1 to May 1. Notaries prepare these affidavits for property owners seeking tax relief, and filings go to the county auditor. Exemptions are limited to a maximum of 8700.
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