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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1892
Page
2
Oclon Exchange Bank established 1890 with President Harry Crooke and cashier 006. It provides collections across the United States, foreign and domestic exchange, drafts on major European cities, certificates of deposit, and investment assistance. It offers pensioner privileges, quick loans, and discounted commercial paper on long term real estate-backed sums.
Notice describes mass township conventions on April 9 1892 to elect delegates and alternates to state congressional judicial and county conventions. Details include delegate counts by precinct and meeting places across several towns with representation based on Harrison vote in 1888. Secretaries requested to send list of delegates after conventions.
The county convention nears and Republicans are urged to be vigilant and active. They should be ready to nominate a strong ticket and expect a guaranteed success at the polls.
The article notes prospects for the Republican ticket in the county look strong at this stage. It urges Republicans to stay vigilant and perform their duties to secure victory, warning that failure would be their own fault.
The piece poses recurring questions about whether G. D. Abraham will run for County Assessor and whether U. G. Faith will run again for Surveyor. It states the paper will not speculate on their intentions.
The piece notes Democratic papers saying President Harrison won’t run again. It foresees Hill staying in place until compelled to leave and predicts Ben Harrison will run and be elected as the candidate.
Democrats complain of recent local election chaos as Mr Kellams withdraws from sheriff bid. The piece mocks Democratic officials for alleged damage to reputations and fortunes, urging better conduct and silence from those who ran.
The Memphis Appeal-Arabacle criticizes the pension system praising Northern veterans while blaming it for draining funds. It argues Southern soldiers endured hardship and rebuilt their lives, contrasting their sacrifice with what it calls pension vultures exploiting the treasury.
Monroe City Knox county ordinance requires removal of screens and frosted windows to view interiors of saloons. Saloon keeper T Steffey refused compliance and the town sued. Knox Gibson courts handled the case. Report conflicts on the verdict with sources in Daviess County Democrat Petersburg News and Indianapolis Journal.
John Dickenson of Indian Springs loads ties this week in Burns City. L. J. Vansickel traveled to Willame Station on business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs McDonald and daughter from near Shoals visited George Hols apple’s last Saturday. Joseph Webster remains seriously ill with pneumonia fever. K P Lodge members from Burns City attended a lodge in Elnora Tuesday night. H B Judd moved into Mack Huff’s property Tuesday. Isaac Reynolds will move into the house vacated by Judd. John L. Eaten moved from town.
Reports from the area describe William Miller starting a new house on his northward farm, Mack Huff planning a Hot Springs trip, and local youths attending an exhibition at M Carter's Schoolhouse last Friday. A farmer near Farlan fired at a moving animal he mistook for a dog, only to discover it was his own hog.
Mrs G E Baker announces new complete line of millinery including hats bonnets ribbons laces and related accessories in the West room of the Odell building Odon Indiana.
Reported by users as the best remedy for La Grippe with quick relief and no aftereffects. The maker guarantees satisfaction or a refund, and trial bottles are available at S Pensinger's Drug Store with large bottles at standard price.
The Wisconsin Central and Northern Pacific lines operate Pullman Westibiled and Tourist Sleepers between Chicago and Tacoma and Portland. The Pacific Express departs Grand Central Passenger Station at Fifth Avenue and Harrison Street at 10:45 pm daily. Tickets and berths are available from George K. R. Thompson at 205 Clark Street or Ft Eddy Depot Grand Central, Chicago.
Trustees announce weekly business hours for residents of Madison and Van Buren townships. F W Shaffer will be at his Eaglesville residence each Saturday except the second Saturday of the month to conduct township affairs.
The Northern Pacific Railroad promotes Montana and Washington growth through a trio of folders Golden Montana Eastern Washington and Washington. It touts unrivaled Northwest access from St Paul Minneapolis with through sleeping car service from Chicago, and stopover privileges for second class tickets. District agents offer maps time cards and travel information through Chas S Fee at St Paul MN.
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