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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
6
A damaged text fragment provides partial details about a local notice. Readable names or actions are absent, leaving the exact matter unclear but indicating an official communication or sale.
Fragmentary text mentions power, a cat, Pane Pence, and a suggestion of how to do something. Unable to determine concrete persons, places, or events from the readable fragments.
Milton S Hastings of Washington township announces as a candidate for judge of the Forty-ninth Judicial Circuit subject to Republican voters in Daviess and Martin counties at the May 1922 primary.
Loogootee prosecutor O W Hubbard announces his candidacy for prosecuting attorney of the Forty ninth district. The move signals a local bid to lead county legal actions and manage court affairs.
Commissioner Clifford Farris of Elmore announces candidacy for the Third District in Daviess County. He states intent to run in the Republican primary, following the party line and the will of Republican voters.
Edgar Pershing appeals to Republican voters in Daviess County urging help and support in the 1922 primary. He emphasizes a concerted effort for the party and mentions the circuit court context and a call to action for the election.
Assessor candidate Clement Aishe announces his bid for Madison County assessor to be decided by voters at the May 1922 primary. He appeals to the public to support his campaign and fiscal stewardship.
Shereep Eliyah O. Jones of Washington Township announces candidacy for Sheriff of Daviess County subject to Republican primary voters in Salt County in May 1922.
Slerr of Coveft Will H. Lams of Steere Township announces candidacy for Clerk of the Daviess County Circuit Court subject to Republican voters decision in the primary likely in July 22.
Charles W Freed announces candidacy for Trustee of Madison Township subject to Republican voters at the May 1922 primary. He seeks support from party members to win the office in the township.
NSHIP TRUSTED BE TLSTUEFLE announces as a candidate for trustee of Van Buren Township subject to the will of the Republican voters of said township at the primary election to be held in May 122.
Thomas G. Wadsworth announces candidacy for trustee of Van Buren Township subject to Republican voters at the May 1922 primary. Ernest C. Arford announces for assessor of Stalison Township subject to the May 1922 election.
Treasurer R D McCarter of Madison seeks the Republican nomination for county treasurer in Daviess County at the May primary. He runs to heed the will of Republican voters.
Recorder Alfred C. Helm of Madison runs for Recorder of Daviess county subject to Republican voters will at the May 1922 primary election.
Sissi Noble E Callahan announces candidacy for Assessor of SM Madison township subject to Republican voters will at the May 1922 primary election.
Bechtel announces a primary election in May. The notice mentions May voting and the associated procedures.
Buchanan announces candidacy for township trustee as a Republican, aiming for the May 1922 primary. He emphasizes continuing municipal leadership and public service within Ohshotahnetes township.
The column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling between Worthington and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Charles Phillins return from Worthington after time with Charles Herron and family. Various families including Cunatognat, Husein, Arford, McCannere, Fields, Holt, Fisher, Laughlin, Edwards, Herron, and Baile are noted hosting or visiting during the week and weekend.
Charles H. Beasley announces his candidacy for assessor of Van Buren township subject to the will of Republican voters in the May 1922 election.
Henry H Sefrit of Van Buren Township announces his candidacy for assessor in Van Buren at the May 1922 primary election.
Charles A. Pershing of Madison township seeks the Republican nomination at the May 1922 primary, subject to the will of town voters.
The notice invites readers to plant Sweet peas on the 17th as a seasonal gesture to bid winter farewell. The short item reflects garden timing and a specific date in a period voice.
To plant peas lettuce beets and persnngs guard new chicks from chem flar chilled spray currents souseberries raspberries with copper sulfur. Welcome newcomers this period sees major additions to flocks and herds. Test seeds and crops for better yields and survey springs needs. Advertisements aid sowing clover seed. Set out strawberry plants early after frost. Inspect apiaries for honey stores queens and clean dead bees.
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