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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1897
Page
2
Fragmentary text discusses rapid transiting and telegraph evolution. Mentions Chicago and HNL OW OSer with references to speed gains and historical milestones. Content is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
Fragmentary text notes unclear names and places. Reads like a poetic puzzle with mentions of Seer Wobye Noa and Petes Mis. Details are obscured and no coherent event or date is discernible.
A terse public financial alert notes a 15,000 amount tied to Holy Vtress tote with urgency. The fragment implies a payment or debt action, naming a person or entity associated with the case and a required resolution. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.
An unreadable clipping mentions debts and a caterer, with scattered words about payments and a political party. The legible fragments reference names, dates, and places but lack coherent context or outcome.
A garbled report describes Masaiwer Al Groesdwich facing a public car company dispute over a rail loss and alleged passenger safety issues. The court is cited as involved with police allies and verdicts awaited amid unclear procedural details.
A reader reports suspected subscription fraud involving fake payments and misdirected mail. The Abn andat claim appears lost in transit or never sent, raising questions about who owes payment and whether the paper will continue delivering.
The article reports a May 6 final vote day in Congress for the arbitration treaty. Senator Davis gains prominence as the key advocate and notes hidden history behind the fire at a regiment. It hints at secret correspondence among senators and accuses German and Russian agents of influence.
A proposal outlines a new White House style residence for the people’s representatives in Washington City. Senators have discussed the plan. the current mansion is described as large and worn, with only limited space for the Presidential Household.
Committe on Resolutions reports thanks to Elgora for hospitality and praise for presiding officer Hoi Aw ad and secretary Charles Dennen. Members urge greater efforts in Epworth League work and disease awareness, with notes on programmatic thanks to Tribune and others. An Easter celebration at the Capitol highlights children’s festivities with the President and First Lady in attendance, featuring the Marine Band and a day of playful activities on the Capitol lawns.
Town and county residents noted as visitors include W M Hill of Sandborn C W Hatfield of Worthington George Roach of Plainville John Slinkard ex clerk Greene County and others. The postmaster general announced a new postage rule requiring two cents per ounce or fraction for letters to free delivery and carriers with adjustments for addresses.
W S Ilsig's General Store offers dry goods and groceries. Mrs Julia Crooke's cheap millinery on Main Street promotes a spring and summer hat sale with expansive artificial flowers ribbons and 500 kinds of trimmings for all ages.
A letter laments quack physicians roaming the countryside preying on gullible patients. It contrasts legitimate rural doctors with self styled curesalls who demand large upfront payments and travel from town to town selling fake remedies, urging readers to beware these frauds.
P W Walter plans a summer barn build while Thomas Winklepleck visits Far len. The Supervisor warns road crews this week. Florence Shaffer returns home from Terre laute. John Danner and his partner visit Waoturen township. Eli Winklepleck and Thomas Boyd Jr. return from Greene County. Epworth League members attend the convention in Evora. William Shaffer and Eva Moore wed Sunday at William Moore's residence. Citizens wish the newlyweds a happy life together as Epworth League attendees gather in Evora. FT notes the event as one of the best yet.
An advertisement promotes Dro Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney remedy. It claims urine tests show kidney trouble, relief from back pain, and better urinary function, boasting nationwide availability and a sample offer from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
We are prepared to supply any one needing screen doors at the lowest reasonable prices. A large number and assortment to select from. Visit the General Hardware Store for purchase.
James Rowland of this village reports his wife suffered rheumatic pain for 25 years. After trying Chamberlain's Pain Balm he bought a bottle at a store and soon slept well. She now uses it for aches and finds relief. Available in 25 and 60 cent sizes from W. J. Sroy.
The notice extols vitality as life’s essential force and argues Scott's Emulsion strengthens the body by supplying nourishing elements in an easily digested form. It claims it enriches blood, supports the system, and helps against disease, especially consumption. Available in 50 cent and one dollar sizes with a free informational book from Scott & Byerhe, New York.
Fred Toelle will add a house extension while Bert Howard of Alum Cave Salivan County will live with Toelle during the summer as cleaning and preparations proceed.
Terre Haute Express notes two men posing as McCormick Self Binder Co agents who solicit farmers in southern counties. They obtain a signed reper for sales in the area, then introduce two other people to claim a contract to buy a machine. They challenge the signer later and push to prove the contract in court.
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