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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1897
Page
2
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Rat paw observations from the region note unusual activity near the river. Local officials advise caution as wildlife wardens monitor movements and study potential causes for the sightings.
Fragmentary court note reports Aptih Suh Phe upcoming trial amid unclear text. Mentions likely defendants and procedural hints. Source text appears garbled with partial names and scattered phrases.
Inquiries raise whether the new treasurer will serve starting next January or August. The trustee notes Wade worth SHE pete as insurance after a few more months. Bonds have been accepted.
Fragmentary report describes a man with a pail sitting in a field middle, awaiting something unclear, with broken text suggesting local witnesses or a poetic fragment from an old newspaper page.
A ruling by Post master General Gary and President McKinles mandates four year terms for all postmasters, delaying O'Donald's deployment until February. Superintendent Wallace defends himself against charges, while county officers face scrutiny. Serious local business figures are urged to face consequences. WEES Protection and Prosperity.
Fragmentary report describes a man William Jetrey linked to a restaurant matter in Poykhth NY with references to Defaro Ju eonts and Gust ye the spdripmesyes Pim. Includes mentions of a council vote, bribery terms, and a document storage incident.
Fragmented list of names and places appears from State Normal notes. Individuals include Laura Tavior, Barnbey, Lanehii, Muirhell, Moses McCarter, and mentions of State Normal at various institutions. Includes references to Arford, Mitchell, and State Norginl.
This excerpt notes the Beard of State Charities annual report on the poor in Daviess County, stating an average of 24 dollars per person aided and listing the categories of recipients such as the blind deaf or crippled. It references trustees and processors and hints at the reasons for assistance and the appraisal of cases.
The late St Joseph's Church pastor J P Bergen of Bramble Indiana left Tuesday on No 7 for Vincennes then to Brooklyn. He may seek a Navy chaplain position or be assigned a pastorate in the New York diocese.
A scattered set of town notes covers Lent observances, upcoming town election, local merchants urged support, residents traveling to Indianapolis and Worthington, and church services. Mentions Elijah Overton moving to Elnora, Rev. Williams visiting from Scottsburg, and a misprint correction for Salyards versus Elioel. A variety of social events, school life, and entertainment are noted with modest detail.
Punctual Ti Tie pupils and several residents meet at the Court House in Washington Marenol to organize supplies for the coming season. University Extension Association of Uhtengo renews vigor with a second year course in Literature. Dr Beil’s Pine Tar Toney touted for croup and cough relief. A petition to erect a 23001 build hing in Pinginville prompts County Board of Commissioners to survey local sentiment after visiting Pinginville on Sunday.
The text argues that weakness and fatigue stem from poor blood rather than impurities. It claims that even new gear or furniture cannot help a body or home lacking strength. It emphasizes that exhaustion, weak nerves, poor digestion, and muscle softness indicate poor blood, not impure blood, and suggests pills won’t solve it.
Special to the Open Journal notes Senator Hanna’s cautions on leadership and his role as organizer. The inauguration parade featured sons and descendants of presidents, including Grant, Garfield, Arthur, and Harrison. A new monument for Francis Scott Key is planned near Washington with a nine foot statue on a thirteen foot pedestal, funded by Maryland funds and subscriptions.
The letter argues that Odon Normal School is run by highly trained Indiana University graduates. It highlights Mr Stickles with history and language studies and Mr Richards with pedagogy science mathematics and zoology. The writers urge liberal support from Oden and Daviess County citizens Bloomington Ind.
An advertisement claims urine tests show kidney disease and promotes Dr. Kilmer’s Swamy Kidney Remedy. It asserts relief for back pain, urinary issues, and nocturnal urination, promising quick results and nationwide free pamphlet by mail order from Kilmer & Co.
The Mobile and Chico Railroad announces reduced round trip rates for a winter tour to coastal resorts in Mississippi Alabama and Florida. The offer targets travelers from the North seeking milder escapes and includes select prints for travel from the Chic River north to Live South and disembarkation options at southern Ohio River points.
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