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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
8
The fragment shows subscription prices inched toward annual and six month terms. It notes a yearly rate of 1.50 and a six month rate of 75e, with garbled surrounding text suggesting issue or office details.
Everett Luallen was arrested after threats at Mrs. Poors home and charged with carrying concealed weapons. He pleaded guilty in Mayor’s Court to unlawful possession and was sentenced to six months in the penal farm and about a year to serve at Breckfield and then transfer to the penal farm.
Nell and Belle joke about a fortune teller telling Nell she will marry soon. Belle teases Nell that the prediction was of a rich husband, while Nell clarifies it is simply that she will acquire a husband shortly.
Vague readable phrases reference people and places but lack coherent events or details. The text appears garbled with no clear names, dates, or actions to summarize into a complete news item.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a rescue and saving year money. It mentions a person stepping up and avoiding blame, with unclear names or locations, indicating a historical news brief about a commendable act.
Fragmentary text appears to contain garbled phrases and numbers unrelated to a cohesive event. Names, dates, or places are not discernible, leaving no recognizable news item or context to summarize.
Fragmentary text describes a mayoral situation with unclear context and missing key names. Readable phrases mention a bored postess and a Wapyside redo. No verifiable events or outcomes are present.
garbled text with scattered fragments mentioning names and places but no clear event or report. reads like misread lines from an article with incomplete phrases and no identifiable people, organizations, dates, or locations to summarize into a coherent item.
The text presents a garbled, unclear excerpt with missing context and nonsensical phrases. It shows disrupted words about fire and a named person, but no coherent event or identifiable subjects to form a clear summary.
A fragment from The Suburbanite discusses poultry and hens with uncertainty. The readable lines reference unreliable hens and skeptical notes about venting or raising poultry, but details are incomplete.
Planting guidance suggests sowing small growing pea varieties in late summer or autumn to ensure a continuous supply. It emphasizes early, staggered plantings and notes considerations for fall harvests and regional timing.
A cryptic OCR fragment details a ritual or experiment with pipes and trees and a ground stake. The text references figures and times, mentions a spill of numbers and signs, and hints at a tied variance needing support between rows.
A hazy OCR item discusses a matter about handling trees with partial phrases and unreadable lines. It mentions individuals or groups but lacks clear names or a defined outcome. The readable segments suggest a local or procedural note rather than a full report.
A historical note describes a garden watering method using a perforated mile long pipe attached to a hose for even irrigation. The concept covers layout on level ground and alternative placement for uneven terrain, highlighting suitability for farms and home gardens with simple, low-cost components.
The article highlights small, everyday items like chickens bread butter fruit and honey as key to farmer prosperity and debt avoidance. It emphasizes that small things matter for both men and women to live well and succeed.
BUNKUM Chas Herron and family Clem Pownall and family Mr and Mrs Luther Bailes Mr and Mrs Will Shepherd of Linton Florence York ula Fisher and Leonard Howard Spent Sumdas near Giomeld pio necing Fene 4 a mas iene ei Lblon hoped Sunday Sehach Mer and Murs Cecilishe and late daughter Bernice spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Andy Paile Mr and Mrs Curt York and ir and Mrs Welter Herrag drove to Jasonville Sunday to visit Mroo and Mrs Tom Herron Misses Lona and Chice Howard and Kenneth Howard of Oden visited relatives here this week Mr and Mrs D A McNabb visited Mr and Mrs A E Kinogaman of Linton Sunday Mr and Mrs W d A Kienaman spent Sunday and Monday with A H McNabb Margaret Brock is spending the week with Mrs Anna York Cleve Clark and family visited Mr and Mrs Cleve Holt Sunday
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