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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1895
Page
3
The page lists diverse items from beef jewelers and wagon ads to medical claims for eye and throat diseases by Dr Philip Blade. It notes upcoming church services, a meeting of the Cansiey group and a vacancy in the Board of trustees with a Sunday service reminder for young men.
The sensational Courtrey Case nears finish with Stella Clinton winning £5,500 in damages against Madison Elmer Gourtney and Dr. Demant. Jurors conclude the trial as the press notes potential further remarks.
Dr John Dearmin returns from county capital. N Pate and Carl Dell visit from Montgomery. Miss Anna Williams from Washington visits John Cummings family. E Myers farmer of Cornersville visits city. Mrs Huff and daughter from Huff's Station on business. Sheriff Leming attends legal matters. Mrs LN Dunlap returns from Emersa. Minnie and Anna Barsh return from Washington. Coal dealer AJ FL Sts listed. Numerous locals mentioned in passing social notes and travel.
Ernest Huymnin of No.2 reads at the Ruskin Club while Reimer Pershing is named Post Master at Farlen. Local residents including Gam McCain of Martin county and Mesa Cora with Master Henry cown of Martin visited this week. A school visit by Toe Minsen Mav Ketehema and Loeneabou is noted along with a report on local events through the week.
The Illustrated Weekly of Denver highlights the Rocky Mountains as the grandest scenery and richest mines in the known world. It promotes adventures love stories and westward thrills, offering an eight page issue for three months at the price of ten two cent stamps with premiums of gold rings set with gems.
The article outlines plans for a new term at Central Normal College of Stockdale with classes from fifth grade up and higher branches organized. Special inducements are offered, expenses are low, and instructors from Perot and Clark bring substantial experience.
A garbled OCR note names Viola Wert and Marys ty and mentions a birth, a death, and a local place with unclear details. The fragment hints at a birthday or obituary style notice with several misspelled names and scattered phrases.
The article notes a successful term at the Udon school with a program by Prot. tabdoaard and Laue rovins and visitors in attendance. Closing remarks praised educators, and Prof. Clarke's first year drew high satisfaction and expectation for renewal.
From Linewlu Nel comes word of Dr Rin's New Discovery claimed to end a long lasting cough after other remedies failed. The State Com Sarna FLOW endorses a trial with a guarantee, available free at Pensinger's Deng Store. Regular size 000. and Sieg.
Mr. Fred Miller of Irving reports long lasting kidney and back pains with digestive issues. After trying various remedies with little success he began using Electric Bitters and saw immediate relief. The ad claims quick benefits for kidney and liver troubles and offers large bottles for sale at G. Penninger's Drug Store for 50 cents.
An office advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best cure for cuts bruises sores ulcers skin eruptions and other conditions with a money back guarantee. Sold by S Pensinger at a listed price of 2 50 per box. A light theater exchange notes an actor who can play drunken parts better than anyone but his manager worries he rehearses too much.
A bride named Jas 3[2Bride of Pisinvitle died Saturday in a stormy household setting. Rumors of foul play circulated as investigators probed the case. Real details unnamed, and sensational news awaited any disclosure from officials or family.
A critique adopts mule sense over horse sense with Prof. N S Shaler arguing the mule shows greater practical intelligence. The piece notes the mule’s steadiness and cautious behavior, contrasting it with the horse’s livelier but less restrained temperament.
Fragmented OCR reads like a shop catalog with items such as candies cigars dishes and tinware and names like Sanders Johnson's appear amid stray words and broken phrases. The readable content suggests a small business listing or advertisement rather than a coherent article.
Classified notice listing farms, timberland, and houses for sale or trade in Madison Bogard Odon Oden Jefferson County and Washington Indiana. Includes cleared farms 200 acres, timber land 25 acres, orchard, outbuildings, springs, water, and terms. many properties offered for sale or trade with calls for quick bargains.
Public sale of the estate of Lucey A Howard deceased will occur at the late residence in Madison township Daviess county Indiana on Saturday April 20 1995 at ten o clock a m The inventory lists household goods farm implements provisions milch cow sewing machine and other articles Note payable terms apply for amounts over five dollars with six month credit and eight percent interest The sale is conducted by administrator FL J W Teelle name not fully clear.
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