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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1906
Page
3
Tuesday visits and Sunday family calls appear across Bellview and surrounding areas. Names include Will Fitzgibbon Elsie Bowman Hastings Sexton McCain Courtney and family plus visitors from Linton Villa Owens County and Elnora.
Mrs Frank Turk visited Washington last week Miss Mae Brady of St Louis visited relatives here Wednesday Mr and Mrs Chas Turk visited Mr and Mrs William Smith Sunday Born to Mrs Frank Proctor a daughter Proctor formerly Miss Julia Wade of near here Mr and Mrs L T Gootee of Washington visited Mr and Mrs Walter Norri Joe and Agnes Wade visited relatives near Loogootee Saturday night Agnes Wade visited Miss Lida Anningham at St Marys on Sunday Mrs Bridget Conroy and Mrs Nee Terre Haute will make their future home Miss Mary Westhafer of Washington spent a few days with Miss Agnes Wade Teeth Extracted at no pain Dr Co Clemmel Indiana Swine Bacehy and Bare Gadus.
Miss Minnie Perkins of Elnora attended a meeting here on Sunday. The brief note notes her presence among attendees at the community gathering.
The St Louis Globe Democrat argues strong Republican wins in the November 6 election will guide Congress in a brief December session. It urges action on tariffs, Cuba, Porto Rico and anti corruption laws, notes Roosevelt’s anti trust drive, and calls for decisive support of Governor Hanly and Republican reforms.
The pamphlet explains marking ballots with a blue pencil, cross marks in circles or squares, and precautions to avoid void ballots. It details procedures for those who cannot read English, how to fold ballots, and prohibitions on outside ballots and conversations in the election room. It also covers penalties for buying or selling votes and witnesses in such cases.
The message argues that present American prosperity is as valuable as past electoral gains in Indiana. It urges voters to go to the polls on November 6, 1895, to preserve prosperity achieved and to continue the political effort that brought it about.
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