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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1904
Page
3
A REASON. is presented as one of the motivations to purchase from the seller, highlighting value and trust as drivers for consumer choice.
Local bridge of notes reports residents visiting relatives attending funerals and traveling to Washington Indianapolis and Bedford. Poultry and eggs for cash or trade and new home construction update the area while ads invite property listings and organ sale.
The Christian church revival conducted by Revs. Clark and Stevens closed Monday night with four new members. Great crowds attended nightly gatherings amid strong interest. The group plans a follow up session in Terre Haute after the Riverside trip.
Al Toon visited Washington while James York attended Indian Springs. Various residents from Mir and Martin County, Odon, Van Buren and nearby areas were seen visiting relatives, hosting gatherings, or calling on friends including the Ario family, the Seals household, and the Ledg erwood and Bricker families.
Resolutions from Oden Rebkah degree lodge No. 3id 10.0. PL express heartfelt sympathy to the father sister and friends. The charter is to be draped with crope for thirty days and members wear mourning badges. A copy is sent to the FidOn Journal and Odd Fellows Talisman for publication and another placed on lodge records.
In Tuesday's vote Washington voters backed Democrats for all general offices and seven council seats. Majorities shrank in four wards but gains came in the first ward GOP stronghold. Top offices listed: Mayor Hale Clark, Clerk Will Kiefer, Treasurer Thomas Underdown, Marshal Peter Geyer. Council members include C. H. Yenne and George Hopkins in the first ward, Len Helphinstine and John M. Costella in the second, J. G. Smeltzer in the third, Abe Ander Di Henry Osan in the fourth, and Andrew Heller among others.
Frank M. Hindman, nephew of E. LE, died in Bloomfield after a wandering career. He inherited a fortune of about 40 000 to 50 000 from parents, studied at Marthastern Dental College in Chicago, practiced briefly in Mrs Carmel Illinois, then moved to Boston for music studies and touring. He later worked as a farm hand in Toulon Illinois before becoming insane and dying in Bloomfield. Funeral held there.
The Odon school board appointed McConnell as superintendent and named A. T. Mayfield as principal of Print High School. Assignment notes include Clarice Coughton for grades 4 and 5, Maude Laéghne for grades 1 and 3, Pawhe O Delt for primary and 1st, and Aden Hubbard for 6th and 7th along with others. The plan places the eighth grade and first year high school in separate divisions to allow all-day primary attendance.
Thesacek sold Duster Willian's East Walnut street property to Theodore Juman and Dan Abraham's Mill street property to Duster Williams. Crooke and Forsythe.
Tuesday's election in Loogootee saw Will K. Penrod, editor of the Loogootee Tribune, elected mayor. Republicans swept the council seats, with clerk and two offices still contested.
Workers at the box factory wear stout buckskin gloves to guard hands while catching and handling wooden boxes piled and thrown from a truck to a building. Gloves prevent cuts from box corners and slivers during rapid catching.
A local shop promotes a new line of stylish ladies slippers with fresh arrivals daily. Shoppers are invited to visit and view the newest footwear in stock.
Lancet declares coffee an antidote for alcohol and certain beverages, noting it can stimulate without the collapse risks of strong drinks. The piece cites coffee as after dinner aid and a substitute that cools the throat, quenches thirst, and supports weak stomachs while avoiding harmful effects of other stimulants.
A garbled quotation credits Adam with discovering the sun over a bush, leading to civilization. The fragment cites Hiram Mo Stanler in Guiing and describes a wind, a desert scene, a talking ass, and the moment civilization began after Adam hung the sun and rested in shade.
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