Auction Sales and Faction Sale Notice
An auction notice notes sales activity and related faction sales. The fragment references jewelry items and bidding terms, indicating a local auction event with multiple lots and bid procedures.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1894
Page
3
An auction notice notes sales activity and related faction sales. The fragment references jewelry items and bidding terms, indicating a local auction event with multiple lots and bid procedures.
A garbled sale notice appears with scattered fragments mentioning a sale, dates, and names. The OCR text includes stray references to Thomas, diamonds, payments, and locations but lacks coherent details or a clear action. This item presents as an unreadable public notice fragment.
Town column reports sales at Danner Teele's and Cringe stock, mill and flouring plant changes, auction notices, and visits by local residents. Mentions deaths, old residents, and community events with multiple names including Odell, Webster, Bailey, and Cidlon Milling.
Advertisements announce a new assessor candidate Mr Helms from Madison township and claim Republican strength. An ad from Swethaim of Fairfax Station touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. A disturbance near Walter Garish ends without injury. The State Normal School opens April 2 with local Irish students and a strict license standard for teachers.
An engine on a side track at Princeton, Indiana, unexpectedly surged to sixty miles an hour and ran a mile east on the main line before derailing. The accident left the engine a near total wreck and raised concerns over possible damage to life and property. The engine had been in service for about two months.
A letter from a mother praises Dr Miles Restorative Nervine for easing her daughter Binnele's nervousness and arm weakness after illness. The account claims rapid improvement, noting restoration of nerve function, better sleep, and quick recovery following treatment. The piece markets the remedy with vivid personal detail and a listed address for purchase.
Wednesday evening March 28 the first commencement of Aaglesville public school drew a large crowd despite severe weather. The class Hayes Hattery Fred Cases Ela Rigeins Lou Ella Casey presented papers on Wind Rain and other topics with Rev C S Racey and Supt Wada worth in attendance.
A gathered educational column discusses Indiana teachers exam challenges and licensure, notes a New York license issue, and reports the National Superintendents' Convention in Richmond Va as a success. It includes anecdotes on teacher pay, county superintendents, and the need for higher standards.
President Cleveland vetoed the Bland Seignorage Bill on Thursday evening. The bill would have allowed the coinage of fifty million more Silver Gallars.
A local shop announces a large stock of new spritur millinery goods. Finest collection of ladies hats and bonnets in the city with latest styles and low prices. A visitor from Tid is expected to be there to showcase the collection. Come and see.
Ross Eaton, playing with a self action revolver at his uncle Jas Williams home near the Black Oak Switch, discharged the weapon. The ball struck Miss Clara Williams in the arm but left her unharmed beyond a frightened state. The incident underscores the danger of handling loaded guns.
A chaotic ad listing rural properties for sale across townships and towns. Offers include 205 acres in Legard with houses, orchards, and cultivated land. multiple farms from 40 to 120 acres in Bogard, Elmere, and Steele townships. vacant lots, houses with various rooms and outbuildings. and trades for teams or other property. Prices range from tens to hundreds of dollars per acre with terms and trade options.
The Teachers Normal institute was organized Tuesday with about forty students and fifty two enro lments. Recitations will occur daily and more classes will start next week. Early entrants receive seven dollars and four cents for the term. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as superior and is urged by residents. Six cent bottles available from W L Stuy.
A farmer's boy riding a horse hit a neighbor's fence causing about 1.50 damage. The neighbor sought payment or repair, refused, and sues. The dispute, heard by two justices then in circuit court, now relies on costs around 600 while the claimed amount remains 150.
Fitied 506 John Osborn, manager of che anaville Cotton mill, and others were fined Tuestay 6606 for working chil dren under 1 years of age over 1pnenrs .This is the first case of the bind under the new law.
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