Clover Seed Sale Last Chance Notice
G D Abraham advertises final opportunity to sell Clover Seed with shipments starting next week. Farmers urged to bring seed for sale and delivery arrangements.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1897
Page
3
G D Abraham advertises final opportunity to sell Clover Seed with shipments starting next week. Farmers urged to bring seed for sale and delivery arrangements.
The Journal says Mechiniey is the cuutiot for President amid a revival in Washington. There have been 200 conversions at the Washington revival. A bridge over Vrairie Creek at Kettaville has approaches washed away. Walker Wright and Luther Carter were in town. Corbett and Foot will attend their visit next Wednesday at Carson City.
Lost near Odon last Wednesday a pocketbook with two notes and 229 dollars. A $5 reward is offered for its return. Return to this office or Kaig's store.
Before buying meats and lard, customers are invited to figure prices with Cash Grocery Store. The notice suggests guidance and assistance in selecting meat products.
A brief notice notes a neighbor friendly offer for a free picture and mentions Gece Card and Cash Grocery Store as the context or source of the promotion. The item implies a local advertising snippet or public notice style.
Suburban notices urge payment for subscriptions ads and jobs. An Odell building on Main Street is repurposed. 209 customers sought for International Poultry and Stock Feed. Gantz Bros advertise train service to Juman Springs. Bread brands and printing services offered. Petersburg News reports bridge damage estimate of $5,000 in Pike County after heavy rain.
White River at Shoals runs three inches higher than marks. At Mitchell the B and O S Wana the Monon face washouts that prevent trains reaching the town.
County commissioners estimate about 509 dollars to repair the iron bridge across Prairits creek after it was badly damaged by high water Friday morning.
President MacNinley calls an extra session of congress for March fifteenth 1897. The St Louis School Board prohibits tobacco spray and possession on grounds during school hours with possible suspensions for violations. Reports of the E and R abandoning its road are denied. repairs proceed after flood damage while the east end awaits after the gale. A note on vigilance and a sharpened sword against the upright enemy closes the item.
A dispatch from Ind at Tnapelle reports that time is improving and progress is being shown. The message emphasizes faster pace and improving conditions.
A report alleges Col. A Mo Hardy misrecommended postmasters for multiple towns within the second congressional district, prompting scrutiny of appointment decisions across the district.
Voters are invited to a public bank offering service at the ME Church tonight. Ai is organizing the event to inform residents about banking options and services available to the public.
The greatest danger from La Grippe is its potential to develop pneumonia. With proper care and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, danger is avoided. Thousands have used it with no pneumonia cases, implying it prevents that dread disease. It claims a permanent cure faster than other treatments. 23 and 50 cent sizes sold by W.L. Stoy.
The McKinleys’ relatives dispute circulating claims that $8,000 was spent in Chicago on Mrs. McKinley’s inaugural dresses and wraps. They state the total outlay for Mrs. McKinley’s preparations and those of Mother McKinley and her sisters was under $2,000.
The complaint against Superintendent W A Wallace is described as malicious and nasty, with supporters saying he has been a good official while accusing agents Alien and Thompson of Washington of trying to injure him. the text asserts they won’t defeat him.
The district lists graduates this year including Mary Gertrude Myers John A O Connor Lettie Wadsworth Albert QO Donaldson Orpha Ragle Eva Hewitt Mae Singleton Claude Kin naman Lizzie E Stucky and Alfred Coyel.
After eleven days indoors and $25 in medical bills, Mr. Frank Dolson of Sault Ste. Marie Michigan found relief with one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm costing two seats and has not suffered the complaint since. For sale by W. G. Stoye.
A complaint filed with the Daviess County Commissioners seeks the removal of County Superintendent William A Wallace on charges of neglecting duties. Plaintiffs James Allen and James A Thompson are represented byPadgett Wadgete and Gyden Inman.
The piece notes Dr. Hells Pine Laveteney as a 25 cent remedy for stubborn colds and coughing. It mentions Treasurer elect John W Wads worth of Eaglesville filing his bond with the Daviess County Commissioners last Monday, bond amount $261,500 and backed by prominent county financiers.
After a large fire in Cripple Creek I suffered a severe cold. I used three small bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and both the cough and phlegm left me. In this high altitude a reliable cough remedy is essential. For sale by W. L. Stoy.
The speaker cites restoring prosperity as a goal and urges prompt, energetic congressional action. If immediate gains are unavailable, the nation should pursue friendly legislation and confidence revival through decisive policy. Congress will not be found lacking in disposition or ability to relieve the situation as far as legislation allows.
Butler Indiana evangelist Rev O R Scoville will preach at Cortian church this evening. He attends Hiram College Ohio and is away on vacation before graduating this spring, bringing a refined sermon anticipated by locals.
A fragmented plea argues that working people should not be taxed to support city jails and the disreputable. It questions why county and city prisoners are kept in idleness while others work for what they eat and wear, seeking a way to make loafers earn their keep.
The Commissioners contract physicians to serve the poor for the coming year. Listings show township names and annual fees, including Washington with 80 dollars, Bogard 100, Trainor 100, Hedricks 400, Madison Steele 200, Van Buren 0 due, and Elmore Yard details are partially garbled but indicate multiple townships and annual payments to medical practitioners for indigent care.
The under signed buyer announces the establishment of a first class grocery at the old stand on Main Street. Frank Boston and Joseph Norman invite friends to call and inspect goods described as green and clean and to trade at the Economy Grocery Store. Also noted are postmaster recommendations in Daviess county listing several individuals and towns.
A severe E and T H wreck last Wednesday after high waters sent a train into a deep waterway just beyond Princeton. The engine tender mail car smoker and coach plunged away. Three persons survived and conductor Sears, once with the E I, was among the dead.
Washington Gazette reports Judge Inglehart and attorneys for the E R railroad met the Board of Commissioners to adjust sheriff fees at the March 25 foreclosure sale of the road. The deal hinges on bid outcomes and bond values, with potential sheriff fees ranging from 225 to 35000 dollars depending on bids and bond worth.
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