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Newspaper

Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1907

Page

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Battle Royal at Linton Targets Saloons and Preachers

In Linton the temperance drive led by Rev. George Heninger and fellow preachers confronts saloons including John Griffiths Milliard Ingalls Blue Goose and European. Commissioners refuse licenses and vow further actions as police and reformers coordinate to shut down bars and curb vice.

John Griffiths Milliard F. Ingalls Blue Googe George Heninger Methodist Episcopal Church Saboors Dives Linton Mr. Heninger T. A. Aspy Baptist Church A. Leinkemper German C. C. Breden The United Brethren A. R. Evans Presbyterian D. W. Wakeman Christian Father Baron Millara Ingalls Blue Goose Indiana Southern Railroad Stockton Township Fighting Squadron Huffman Con

Supreme Court to rule on Artman liquor nuisance case

The Indiana Supreme Court will soon decide if Judge Artman erred in ruling a Noblesville saloon a public nuisance for selling liquor by the drink to be consumed on the premises despite a license. Edward Sopher was fined 10 for maintaining a nuisance after the case moved from Judge Christian on venue. The decision could come by June 4 or soon after as the court schedules final review.

Supreme Court Artman Indiana Edward Sopher Noblesville Sopher Christian Washington Herald

Trolley lines reshape travel and rural life, South Bend view

The Journal of Political Economy summary notes that interurban electric lines steal steam railway traffic. Trolley travel is cheaper and more frequent, moving people closer to workplaces and enabling country living. Cities become workshops while towns gain business and social life.

Journal of Political Economy Bogart Oberlin College Ohio South Bend

Beatrice Hugunin Dies at Lyons Aged 30 Months

Beatrice Hugunin, only child of Earnest and the late Belle Hugunin, died at Lyons Saturday morning aged 30 months and 18 days. Funeral services were conducted Monday morning at the Christian church in Newberry by Eid C H Buchanan. Burial in the Slinkard cemetery.

Beatrice Hugunin Earnest Belle Hugunin Lyons Christian Church Newberry Eid. C.H. Buchanan Slinkard

Traction Lines Shift Benefit Across Town Sizes

Interurban traction lines once faced town opposition but now aid both large and small communities. Larger cities gain through dry goods and broader trade while smaller towns benefit as residents move and shop locally. Business adjusts to new conditions, helping grocerymen in smaller towns even as dry goods stores in towns feel some loss.

George F. Burba

The Old Schoolmaster Romps In The Shade Of Apple Trees

A nostalgic vignette contrasts summer freedom with formal schooling. The speaker recalls a carefree past where teachers’ salaries and school routines fade, while a barefoot boy roams the hills and lingers under an apple tree before returning to memories of youth and summer leisure.

Indiana Steen Thia Uooster

The Christ of the Andes monument and pacific exchange

The Chile Argentina boundary crisis ended with a Christ statue on the Andes boundary dedicated March 13 1904. A peace accord led to arbitration, reduced militaries and fleets, sale of warships, repurposing arsenals, and joint development including a trans Andean railway. The monument symbolized a shift from war to cooperation.

Chile Argentina Christ England Chili Christ and the Redeemer Andes

The Careful Guesser Statistics From The Bulletin

One man in 208 is over six feet one in 100 women carries life insurance one man succeeds in business to eight who go bankrupt There is one sudden death among women to eight among men One cold is taken outdoors where nine are taken indoors One in every 1000 couples reaches the golden wedding.

Philadelphia Bulletin

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