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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1894
Page
2
The Republican State Convention will meet in Salta on Wednesday April 25. Daviess County will receive 17 delegates to be apportioned among townships by the county committee.
Republican voters of Madison township are notified to meet at Stoy's Opera House in Udon Indiana on Saturday April 15 at 2 PM to select delegates and alternates for county, congressional, senatorial, and judicial conventions. Delegates and alternates from Madison township include county delegates and alternates, delegates at large, and subdelegates. County convention delegates will assemble in Washington Indiana on Thursday April 18 at 2 PM to nominate candidates for county offices. Congressional delegates meet in Mitebed Indiana on Tuesday April 3 at 2 PM. Senatorial and judicial conventions will be held in Leogowiee at a later time to be announced.
The Superintendent of Public Instruction of Tadiana has issued a decision: devotional exercises cannot be enforced in state public schools. In Omaha many government officers search for a private mint rumored to have produced over a million standard silver dollars. Road improvement work progresses amid government activity.
The Petersburg News notes the next Democratic National Convention may be calmer than any since 1872 with widespread belief that the nomination could be held by a broad segment of party leaders. The item mentions L. Uretz and Lawrence county in relation to seed orders and garden supplies tied to the canvass.
The fragment argues that while nations celebrate treaties and trade privileges, the United States should abandon reciprocity agreements that limit exports. It contends Democratic statesmanship is flawed and emphasizes a tougher trade stance.
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Miss Punch won the race over five rivals in a field event. She placed at the pedis and pinned roses and carnations on veterans' coats, earning praise for her scheme work and nomination.
Large stock of decayed eggs enters New York City annually. Report notes the eggs are not wasted. some go to tanneries for leather polish, many are sold to roasting establishments, and their foul contents are used to glaze roasted coffee beans.
Disjointed report describes a Chicago church member expelled over drinking habits and alleged saloon ties. The case spirals into hidden secrets within a local social group and disputes over tenants, hospitality, and property, touching on broader community factions and upcoming legal actions.
In a late night break in at Weinberg’s store, two robbers entered by drilling a safe door and stole cash and goods. Weinberg fired his shotgun from inside and outside the front. one robber fell wounded as they fled. A fuse cap was found, suggesting a planned explosion.
A San Francisco Argonaut critique marks one year since Democrats took power on March 4 1893 asserting failures in tariff policy treasury disarray and business collapse with millions out of work and factories shuttered.
James Lambert of New Brunswick says Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured his rheumatism in three days after suffering in the hips and legs. He urges others to use the product and get well fast. The ad notes 59 cent bottles for sale by L Stoy.
A crowded jumble of local chatter critiques public figures and current affairs. Citizens discuss Prospects for prosperity, rhetoric by a police figure, and community tensions as Madison township figures face scrutiny.
An election will be held in the town of Ian in Daviess County Indiana on the first Monday in May 1894 for appointing officers in the first ward second ward and third ward. The town clerk attests to the official seal and date. A note mentions Sanders Johnson has operated a grocery store in Udon and is a candidate with a clean attendance record.
An ad notes Chambelarin's Cholera Remedy available from Stuy and urges keeping it ready for immediate use. A large Methodist church crowd heard a Tuesday night Epworth League debate arguing that public schools bring greater prosperity than churches. W. T. Laughlin and C. T. Bennett supported the affirmative while W. K. Peared and Rev. L. B. Johnson held the negative.
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