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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1894
Page
2
Reported in terse notes, Myers and Bennett address liquor and supply terms. The fragment references weekly curers and a partnership issue tied to Sulcriction and local incidents, mentioning WILSOR and Minkey with vague ages and duties.
Ambiguous list shows individuals including William Browen of Cass, Americus city official, a registrar of state and a superintendent, with several misspelled names and unclear roles in a supposed pecours matter.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss political unrest in Oakland City and Cleveland involving the United States Senate. It mentions removing a flag and substituting Hill Marphes Smith, with an implication of four million idle men over nine months and criticism of Cleveland’s record.
Topeka Capital profiles Winchasm McKoxriry as a man who prefers moral correctness over political power, outlining his steady bid to shape national policy while maintaining integrity and leadership aims.
Quinine use has fallen since ten years ago with consumption down about a quarter. Louisiana reports the highest quinine sales among all states in the Union, exceeding every other state.
Mr. Carter charges $80 for his blood hounds and expenses. The pack is praised for tracking criminals in Daviess County, deemed a specimen of police work by the Gazette.
A western judge recently charged the jury in a libel case against a newspaper. He ruled that when a newspaper detects gross wrong or evil it has a duty and privilege to expose it and maximize circulation.
Fragmentary text describes a court or presiding official and a scene involving individuals named in garbled form. The passage references a person called Thompson and a legal or social proceeding with unclear location and dates. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the legible fragments.
A circular proposes using idle horses and wagons from Illinois to transport people to the Indianapolis trial convention on May 24. It suggests decorated wagons with mottoes and provision cooking gear, but notes farmers should not halt plowing for a long overland trip.
The report details election day activities with names of trustees and officers elected. W Neerimer, D T Harris, J S Hubiacd, A C Scott, and ML W Staner appear among trustees and officers. The day is described as quiet with turnout described as twelve eligible voters.
A provocative tale from a Wilton-area reporter claims a West End youth, around fourteen, drinks heavily aided by adults and family wealth. The piece warns against early alcohol exposure and notes guardianship funds of up to twenty dollars a month enabling the boy’s access.
On the day of July next, a new teney order system begins for safe letter transmission of sums, with fees three cents for two dollars and less and graduated rates up to thirty cents for larger amounts. Government hopes to win back small-amount business previously captured by express companies.
The Palowing petit jury for the May term lists Peter Donnelly Harrison Daniel Davyis Barr J P Marlatt Steele Felix Chestnut Bogard J C Harris Barr Ramee Price Washington William Raney Reeve Gi W Beaver Washington Philip Reister Washington John L Pare Van Bren Peter Donnelly of Trinson township. One juror described as dead. jury commissioners do not recall the death.
The House backs a rule to dock the pay of any member missing a vote without valid cause, arguing absenteeism thwarts a quorum and delays legislation. In a separate note, an advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as effective for rheumatism, back pain, chest pain, and similar afflictions.
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