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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
3
Article notes mixed results from using purebred sires in cattle herds, reporting a 3 percent gain in some herds via half-brood daughters while farmers express fear or caution about the approach. It details percentages and breeding outcomes amid skepticism.
A fragmented report discusses weed spread on a farm with scattered terms and names. The readable items reference various individuals and locations, including references to fields, crops, and potential actions to control growth. The article conveys concern over an agricultural weed issue and possible remedies discussed by locals.
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine builds up the system and cleanses the blood to prevent head colds. It asserts internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces and offers testimonials free. The maker promises a $10 reward if it fails.
An exhausted patient describes suffering from stomach trouble and lingering influenz a aftereffects. The account notes a family medicine used, the relief felt, and the general expectation that the remedy provided significant improvement after a second trial.
Sunday night services at Mt Olive are noted for the community. Mr and Mrs Obe McNabb and family were at Linton Sunday with relatives. Mr and Mrs H M Connell visited George O Neal and family as Mrs O Neal is listed as sick. The week began with rains aiding spring crops and allowing farmers to plow and prepare ground for corn planting.
EPSOM AC and Austin Myers visited Washington Saturday. Mrs Rheubottom dies near Bogard aged 56. funeral at Concord church and burial in nearby cemetery. Brice Heise of South Bend files suit in state court challenging tax law enforcement and state fund allocation.
Fragmentary notes mention a Sunday school gathering at Union Chapel with readings and a speaker Rev. Spreath. Names cited include Victor Connell of Georgetown, Leland and Mrs. Roy Carpenter, Mrs. Walter Merron, Margaret Corumilian, and Judge Cunningham with various Sunday activities and local greetings.
It is admitted the suit tests the law effective June next citing unfair treatment of automobile operators in large versus small counties and improper use of road funds. The case goes to the Indiana Supreme Court and may extend until a decision is reached.
Classifieds advertise farm loan money at 5 and 5 percent by Odon Realty Co. Also offered rough lumber about 4000 feet and a piano near Odon with terms. Includes notices about county treasurer bids in Washington and a road ponds sale tied to Ed Reck petition with a 74400 loan bearing 3 percent interest due in ten years.
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