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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
9
An advertisement promotes the 1912 Ford Model T as best value for the money. It invites readers to the Elnora garage to inspect and test drive the new Ford, claiming lower upkeep and equal or better performance than larger models.
Misses Eula Warren and Verge Ganet visited Clarice Porter Sunday. Burns City high school plans a future performance of The Cricket on the Hearth. Mrs. Hollis Toon recovers from pneumonia fever, and Hazel, their daughter, remains ill with the same disease.
For sale early seed cats one span young mares one large brown horse and one Jersey mare will be demonstrated tomorrow Saturday March 1st with the Seed Separator expert from the factory. Attendants invited to call in tomorrow at Reynolds-Brooks Haw Co.
The piece argues merchants err in thinking profits small stop them from advertising. It urges increasing sales to raise profits through proactive advertising and customer outreach rather than waiting for customers to come or discounting heavily. It questions habit and force of habit versus active promotion to attract new trade and customers.
Henry Sipes Victor Hechtel and Miss Zella Miller were guests of Miss Cecil Hindman Sanday. J A Mareball and family of Odon and Mr Buser of Illinois visited Sanday. Virgil Boyd and daughter stayed with her parents Leonard and Mrs Ramsey. Samuel Wright family Mae Wright and J T Sears families joined at Sears home. Homer Pershing and children visited Andrew Williams and R D McCarter at Odon. Luther Sears with Tom visited Grant Overton. Ciesta Ramsey stayed with sister Mrs Alfred Luallen of Odan. Bessie Static returned home from school Tuesday due to illness.
Myre Curie Dagley died at her daughter Mrs. Craig Pettibone’s home in Louisville Kentucky on Saturday March 8. Former resident of Odon she was wife of Dr Dagley who practiced locally. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Mattie Belman Omaha Nebraska Mrs. Susie Fisher Evansville and Mrs. Pettibone Louisville. She was seventy years old. Miss Lila Tuman of Newberry visited Mise Fern Neeriemer Saturday night.
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