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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1900
Page
3
Readable listing shows men and boys apparel prices including suits at 4.50 to 7.50 and shirts 3.50, with long pants 3.50 to 3.00, highlighting a sales promotion from Danner's Bargain Store.
The readable fragment hints at a claim about authorization and access, mentioning Wolfe Fres and a note that implies user restrictions. Details are unclear from the fragment and no concrete actions or dates are provided.
Tuesday election coverage and a broad mix of social notices from Elmore and nearby areas. Names listed include Elmer Buneli aiding M. E. Fisher, visits by residents to Washington, funerals, baptisms, and local business ads.
Fuddler Brown of Elnora, a Democrat with a protest from a glee club, confronted Dean Correll after a Monday night incident. Brown allegedly drew a revolver. Correll struck him, and Brown was wounded in the right eye, taken to a hotel, and Dr. DeMotte treated a severed artery. The eye may be lost.
Ben Ezra Mattingly delivered two strong speeches at Moody night in a crowded Ebner Glen Club gathering. He argued against imperialism and addressed campaign issues with a logical, direct address.
J P Taylor visited Washington Saturday while others went to see a wreck on the S I Sunday. James Walls and family visited Martino county Sunday. Omar Chiles left Sunday for Moond Valley Kansas. Mr and Mrs John Conrad and Isaac and Aden of Illinois were here this week. A musical party was at Bradford Kutch's residence Saturday night. Mrs Margaret Pruitt erected a monument at Mt Olive Cemetery for her late husband Thomas Pruitt.
Fragmented note from the Editor Journal at Den Indiana mentions women readers and a playful riddle. It hints at womanly advice and a test or contest with a humorous tone, though details are garbled. The piece appears as a short feature or column fragment in a late era newspaper.
A compilation of public utterances from 1864 criticizing Lincoln and his administration. Critics warn of military despotism, tyranny, disunion, and war if Lincoln is re-elected, citing Democratic figures and newspaper voices from Kentucky Ohio New York Detroit and Indianapolis.
Cyrus M. Hane and Emma Stotts were married at George J. Crane's residence in Covington with Rev. Fowler officiating. The couple, long acquainted in the city, plan to reside in Milan Indiana where Hane runs a newspaper business.
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