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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1900
Page
2
Odon is a besnuial hub city of about 506 inhabitants on the Souther Indians Mailroad, located northeast of Washington. The county water Daviess offers electric lights, thriving homes, three good downtown blocks, six room brick school, varied manufacturing, coal within miles, Normal School, and a strong agricultural district surrounds the town.
The Madison township Republican committee announces multiple candidate names for township positions. Nominees include John Mumaw Alex Pell William Neeromer ON. PR. Winglepleck William Sims Austin S. Waggener James H. Callshan Duster Willian Robert D. Richters John Babbard for assessor or trustee roles, subject to nominating convention decisions.
The Democrats resist a bill to grant two million dollars in ready money to Porto Rico, accusing them of insincerity toward the island and its needs.
Fragment shows garbled text referencing Démocratie papers and night rain delaying operations. No clear人物, place, or event specifics are readable to confirm details.
Fragmentary OCR text shows repeated references to authority protest and critiques of populist theories and debased coinage. It hints at a debate on national greatness and economic policy with terse, unclear phrases. The readable portion emphasizes distrust of current leadership and currency debates.
The legislature adjourned without amending or repealing the Goebel law, leaving the fall election under the measure. The writer argues the state would vote Republican with an honest election and condemns potential fraud and violence, urging use of the Tucker act to stop it.
A mixed slice of 1900s local items. Divorces and custody cases surface in the Hickey v Hickey suit. Rural mail delivery expands from Jeonington into Monroe county towns Bedford and adjacent areas. Local politics show Bogard township Republican ticket and Madison township convention announcements. A farmer, John Wise, finds a buried pot of Civil War era gold coins. Reports cover a priest scandal in Clinton with courtroom rumors, a Kansas paper refusal to publish the Ten Commandments, church fund-raising in Bedford, and early 20th century rail and oil industry notes.
Advert says American Poultry Mixture cures cholera roup and gapes in poultry and prevents spread. Claims high success rate, cheap, reliable, and endorsed by leading breeders. offers sample box and money back guarantee. dealer listed as American Poultry Sdixture.
The Journal is described as the best place in town for completing job work tasks. It emphasizes quality service and local reliability, inviting residents to visit for printing, tailoring, or related services.
A widow narrates a frightful night as illness worsens. She credits a new discovery with saving her lungs after taking three doses of the medicine sold at a local drug store. The account touts a miraculous cure for severe lung and dietary ailments.
The Indiana Railway Company will offer tickets to Indianapolis via Seymasstrom 329. The sale details emphasize direct service and routing through Seymasstrom as the primary itinerary.
We have plenty of money to loan on improved farm lands at four to eight percent. Call us for terms and details.
The advertisement touts Dp Kings New Life pills as a remedy for sick and nervous headaches, promising purified blood and strengthened nerves. It claims thousands have benefited and offers a 25 cent price with a money back guarantee if not cured, sold by a local druggist.
The poem laments a man described as a perpetual loafer in the neighborhood. It mocks his habit of talking about neighbors, shirking work, and social gossip. The verse notes relief at his death though questioning his fitness to live or die. The refrain repeats the same caricature.
In a frontier town incident Rev. Gyrus Townsend Brady recounts a donor who praised a service and sermon then, after a playful prompt, handed over four dollars and ninety cents from the collection basket. The map and frontier setting frame the encounter as a light anecdote in missionary work.
650 to 1200 a year guaranteed weekly pay plus expenses for traveling or local management roles. Spen ters salary 365 to 1260 annually. No experience required. full, spare, or evening work possible. Complete training provided. Send state for details to The Bell Company Dept B Philadelphia PA.
Tar syrup cough remedy advertised with a claim of top effectiveness and a 25c price from Gantz Bros. The fragment notes a promotional offer for a cold remedy.
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