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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
2
A GOP candidate announces in the newspaper his bid for Lieutenant Governor. He supports collective bargaining, contract inviolability, and protection of life and property under the Constitution. He asserts law and order by Americans and for Americans and backs American soldiers and national sovereignty.
The speaker urges enactment of a nationwide penalty for conspiracy among police and fire personnel to desert duty. He argues such desertion risks innocent lives and warns against state overreach into private rights except in grave emergencies and after citizen failure to act.
John L Beasly states he will be at his Eagles ville office on the first Saturday of each month and otherwise at his residence to attend to the business of Van Buren township.
City Garage announces reliable auto service aimed at efficiency and customer satisfaction. Technicians diagnose issues quickly, provide clear estimates, and complete repairs with quality parts and on time delivery.
Elwood resident I E Lewark of 520 South D Street reports relief from stomach liver and kidney troubles after using Trutona. He credits better sleep appetite and energy and endorses the tonic as beneficial for stomach liver and bowel ailments. Odon Drug Co. introduces Trutona in Odon.
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William Mather Lewis of the Treasury urges War Savings societies to cut high living costs by saving wisely and buying with labor costs in mind. He tells Chicago and the seventh district to re enlist and show how to buy and save to boost production and employment while preventing price spikes.
With school reopening, Thrift and War Savings Stamps features return to lessons in buying selling and account keeping. Seventh District aims to start Little Lessons in Thrift in all grades emphasizing thrift. Eighth grade and high schools will form personal account systems leveraging experiences in budgeting and saving. Colleges will join in promoting personal accounts and savings. Domestic science teachers and extension agents will aid in budgeting student incomes.
EPSOM residents hosted and visited relatives during a Sunday to Thursday period. Glen Hindman and family attended a teachers association event in Indianapolis, while Ot Wallace and family from Linton joined Dennis Dow and kin. Numerous others from Odon Elnora and Terre Haute gathered at homes, with a protracted meeting ending Sunday night and Jerome Reese returning from Terre Haute.
Advertises weekly cider production starting Aug 14 1919 with Thursday schedule. Charges 4 cents per gallon for 25 gallon and over, minimum $1.00. Notes plenty of empty barrels available. W R Neeriemer offering cider making terms and barrels.
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