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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1897
Page
3
Day Imiley was at Elnora Tuesday with mentions of Williams and Danner's patent medicines. Maj. McKinley is noted as not hunting or bebes.
Fragmented text notes an adver tising item by DD Smiley and a mention of the Bersh sisters moving their no dilliner store. The readable parts suggest local advertising activity and a small business move.
If you want a good price for onions or sets take them to Dielen duct.
A fine ice cream parlor is planned to be arranged for the new restaurant this summer, adding a dessert spot to the dining lineup.
J. Clayborn and Asbury won the der of Elnora in town Wednesday, drawing local attention to the event and confirming their wins amid a small gathering.
Marion Matthews announces the International Stock Food Co remedies at Ganty Bros. The Southern Louisiana teachers association meets at Franklin Lud April 8.
A fire at Pundrie in Glennhorma destroyed mule hay and corn stores and several farm buildings. Meanwhile the Washington Christian Church hosts two large revival meetings drawing broad local attendance.
Best Carpet Chain and Muelin on earth at Danner and Neelle s.
A dispute between two merchants escalates as one plans to advertise and set up wealth while the other vows to sour the printer and cause a break. Local officials report no injuries and no arrests.
A brief squabble erupts as one man accosts another during the vege time event. The exchange appears heated but devoid of further details or outcomes.
Fragmentary text notes Larry Crooke moving an insurance office to a location formerly occupied by the Barsh youth store. Details and full names are garbled.
A partial OCR passage mentions a market scene with phrases about bread and groceries. It references a likely street or shop setting and a person named Wasi, with unclear dates or events. The readable items suggest a local trade note or advertisement rather than a full story.
Robert Crown of Wa visited this week amid damaged bridges with Snowe on site. The Walits to res pair.
The Peoples Restaurant promotes its new setup ready to please customers with canned goods lunches and confections in a friendly downtown location.
The readable text fragment suggests a very severe incident involving a saw and a Wednesday morning event. No clear names, places, or outcomes are legible to identify further details.
John Berty rented the entry space of the brick front building and started a brau new restaurant there, signaling a local dining venture debut.
Bring your letter weeds envelopes notes and posters to the dormitory for fast cheap printing services. We handle statements pleads and posters with prompt turnaround and low costs for students.
Proteus delivery offered to any city area free of charge with the Econmng cash grocery store promoting coal sales under a guarantee.
An advertisement touts a superior drug stock at Williams and Danner in Qlonco with a bold sales pitch inviting customers to inspect.
As Herzssenshier and G D Abraham assume control as presidents, they take possession of the Aden Exchange Bank amid questions of firm viability. The move signals an attempted stabilization of operations and potential reorganization under new management.
A readable fragment notes an event on Wednesday in April inviting attendance. It mentions McCord and a regular visit, urging readers to remember the date for the upcoming occasion.
Purotush scholars fiomer Pershing dais D Pershing Admest punctual Hay Zoster Earl Puller Muri Pershing Seward Per shing and David Gingerich Moses McCuaier Pr.
The text describes a spontaneous gathering at the Montetay home with Ben Sears and friends. It mentions a dinner and an informal event with unclarified details and odd wording throughout.
Last Sunday Governor Mount appointed John W. West custodian ELA Li caton assistant custodian and Sawner GC Shutt engineer of the state base. Those men are all residents of Indianapolis.
James Steen president of the Daviess County Commissioners said the repair cost for damaged bridges in Daviess County ranges from 12000 to 20060 dollars.
For new subscribers only the Journal offers a six month trial for 35 cents cash. The offer runs until May 1st, 1887. Call or write at once to receive the reduced rate.
Ned Zinkans of Washington is appointed one of the umpires for the Central Base Ball League joining Schneip of Evansville and Nelson of Terre Haute. Each will receive 75 dollars per month plus expenses.
An Indiana woman fell from her wheel and bit a portion from the end of her tongue. The accident spurred demand for wheels and many men in town want their wives to ride. Easter dates are discussed with reference to the calendar.
The article notes a preparatory school forming independently from the Normal by March and a ten week term. It mentions a wreck blocking a road near a flagstone at a church, hastening repairs, while authorities worry about a large amount of mail buried in the wreck.
The Seymour City Council passes a curfew ordinance covering nighttime hours after dusk during certain months and for youth safety. The measure sets curfew times between evening and early morning, with enforcement provisions during the stated period.
Advertisement claims Cleembertain's Com h Reme a cures La Grippe when used with reasonable care. It asserts tens of thousands licensed the remedy and that only one resistant case occurred, promising a permanent cure with a pure ven triiveul product sold in 20 and 40 cent sizes.
Mr. Frank Dolson of Saulte Ste. Marie Michigan was confined eleven days and spent 25 dollars on doctors without relief. One application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm costing 25 cents cured him and he has had no rheumatism since. Sold by Wed Stay.
After a big fire in Cripple Creek a severe cold resisted relief until three small bottles of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedys were used. The remedy eased the cough and led to recovery for both voice and chest, attributed to the high altitude and merit. Sold by Wool Bros.
The Board of Commissioners plans two iron bridges in Madison township one over First Creek on the Odon and Newberry at the old Barsh mill and another on the Scotland and Farlen road near the Log Church both contracts to be let immediately. Estimated cost ranges from two thousand to twenty four hundred dollars.
A historical notice records several transfer actions including Marmage License, Lowey to Fannie and Edwards Lee, Wininger to Mattie L. Perkins, Jesse Beasley by Dora B. Wallace, Samuel Lee to Susan R. Meek, Elias Meunire to Marthe E. Demass, and others. The fragment notes dates and parties, reflecting a mid century property and license docket.
The ad invites readers to visit Kinna nan and Barrell to view a new line of baby carriages including a rubber tired model for 8.50 and a modern kitchen pay rite table with drawers and spices. It promises low prices and urges a visit in Odon.
Ed McBride sued Samuel Boyd editor of the Daviess County Democrat for 2500 dollars over an alleged libel. A jury found Boyd not guilty after two minutes deliberation. McBride serves six months in the county jail as an accomplice in a December murder attempt on Georgy Foyles.
A. M. Clark attended Leegootee on Tuesday with graduation exercises planned there a week from tonight. Miss Ora Dobbins of Farlen visited here Tuesday. Mr Arvin of Leegootee was in town early this week. Andy Stuffle returned from Worthington after visiting his daughter RC. Wadsworth and Chas Miller were in Washington on business earlier this week. The spring term begins next Monday. An infant of Mr and Mrs Francis Wampler died Monday night and was buried Tuesday afternoon.
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