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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1902
Page
2
Fragment shows a local periodical listing subscription terms with rates for one year six months and three months. It mentions post office routing details and class matter notes, but the exact publication name and date lines are missing.
By this time next year residents anticipate rock roads and greatly reduced mud as improvements progress. Officials say construction timelines aim to finish key segments, easing travel and access for local communities and emergency services.
The county Democrats meet in Washington today to fix a ticket for the fall election, selecting candidates for major offices and outlining party strategy.
A tidy property boosts curb appeal and contributes to a healthier living environment. Clear exterior spaces can reduce mold, pests, and allergens while enhancing overall well being for residents and visitors.
The piece argues appearances matter less than honesty and paying debts when able, stating a man who neglects his obligations is a poor example for society. It emphasizes financial responsibility as a core virtue of good citizenship.
The notice of application for a liquor license names Marley Cooper, tied to Jewel Steele in Washington area, for a saloon in the Mrs. Young building on Spring Street. The Journal urges remonstrance, arguing alcohol harms the town, children, homes, and morals, and warns it may invite crime and disgrace.
Announcement endorses Hillary C. Truelove as a leading Republican candidate for Treasurer of Mainess County. Describes him as a noted Reeve Township citizen, former trustee, hard worker in the party, and a capable candidate who has faced family illness but remains a strong choice.
The Republicans of Washington nominate candidates for May offices including Mayor Wm Filis Clerk Philip Hart Treasurer John Barber Marshal Fielding Colbert and councilmen in all wards. The ticket is described as strong and composed of capable business people. The piece notes a growth in gambling and criticizes officials for failing to enforce laws.
The Madison township Democrats met to pick delegates and alternates for the county convention in Washington. Col. Thos. Wirt chaired with E. W. Bennett as secretary. Delegates were chosen across three precincts and the Madison township delegate to the Congressional Convention was debated amid factional tensions.
The jury commissioners have drawn names for the March term jurors. Grand Jury selections include Richard Taylor Harrison to John G. Leming Reeve Charles Wildridge Issac Fulkerson Van Buren John W. Clark Bogard John R. Gedberry Washington. Petit Jury includes O H Brawn Washington to Alex O'Dell Madison John Peek Veale Chas Neiry Washington Samuel Meng Steele Stephen Fornwald Washington Geo S Brown Reeve James Sparks Bogard Andrew Krocher er Washington John F Arthur Washington Van McHenry Steele Frank Marmedoxe Washington.
An article argues that prosperity underpins state safety and morality, linking poverty and crime. It notes that during economic downturns crime rises, chiefly property crimes by those needing food and family support, and warns that closing mines and mills risks more prisons.
A speech by C. W. Stivers before the Republican Editorial Association discusses the danger of anarchistic rhetoric in American journalism. He argues editors must uphold law, order, and constitutional liberty, condemns sensationalist and partisan attacks, and urges a united, patriotic press to defend government and society.
Administratrix Mae M. Arford of Frank B. Arford deceased offers estate items at public outcry in Madison township Daviess county Indiana on Thursday March 20 1902 starting 10 o clock sale includes hens cattle sheep farming implements and various other articles terms cash under five dollars over five dollars on credit one note at six percent interest with security waived valuation and appraisal laws Ganliner Stimp Attorneys Good folks warned to shake dust from their feet under stated conditions.
A short promotional note urges using Foley's Honey and Tar to cure pneumonia and consumption from a deep cold. It also counsels working for fair wages but suggests taking half price rather than idleness.
An advertises Lewitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a painless remedy for piles and skin issues. It claims relief from cuts burns wounds and other conditions without dangerous operations and warns against counterfeits.
The Washington Herald reports Pinkerton Detective Rayya Chicago, Sheriff Morgan, and local police are tracing a five man crew held to have struck the Montgomery bank for over 82 000 in cash. Investigators say a linking link is missing and shadowing continues as they probe a second planned burglary in a neighboring city.
An old advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a safe gentle remedy for biliousness and constipation. A testimonial from C. E. Hooper of Albany Ca praises the pills for improving health after years of discomfort. The copy insists the product cleanses the liver and bowels without gripe.
See multiple testimonials for Foley's Honey and Tar, Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic, Gruc's Tasteless Chill Tonic, and Kodol Dyspepsia Care. Claims include cough relief, pneumonia prevention, malaria treatment, and stomach relief with pay if not cured. Names W L Stoy and J T Holly appear among the endorsements.
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