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The fragment suggests a local editorial note labeled They Fall Editorial Pen and Pleasant Circle Department. No clear event or individuals are readable to establish a full news item or outcome.
09 Mar 1906
Page 1
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
1
The fragment suggests a local editorial note labeled They Fall Editorial Pen and Pleasant Circle Department. No clear event or individuals are readable to establish a full news item or outcome.
A speaker argues for the innocence of childhood and the rights of children to education, care, and joy. The piece contrasts idealized childhood with harsh realities in China and India and urges respect for workers, especially women, stressing home life, duties, and the moral value of work over pleasure. It laments crime linked to idleness and extols duty as life’s best prize.
On Wednesday March 14 at 2:00 pm a Missionary Tea will be held by the C.W.B M at the home of Mrs. E. E. Foreythe. The program will be led by Mrs. W. Garten and includes a short program.
A Florida diary details the Miami river fishing season and a yacht mishap with a dry dock grounding, plus a shark chase off the coast. It also notes Indiana's village for epileptics site selection near New Castle after a commission battle over price and location.
City officials report the treasurer has relinquished his position amid shifting leadership. The move comes as part of broader changes in the local government and financial oversight.
Mrs Presley Anderson thought dead after a Monday trance reawakened about 1 00 AM. She sat up and spoke to relatives as they prepared for her funeral. Family and locals at Sandborn and Linton Record note she revived after over an hour and a half with heart dropsy.
The county assessors publish farm product and livestock values with little change from last year. Items include Wheat 75¢ per bushel, Carp 30–35¢, Rye 40¢, Oats 25¢, Potatoes 40¢, Barley 25¢, Clover seed 5.00, Timothy seed 1.50, Pianos 25–309, Organs 10–40, and livestock prices such as First class roadsters 150–200, horses 109 each, yearlings 30–50, mules 100–150, with other values listed for critters and equipment.
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