Cider Boiling Schedule Announcement
On and after August 1, 1906, I will make and boil cider on Wednesdays and Thursdays of each week. W R Neeriemer Odon Ind.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1906
Page
3
On and after August 1, 1906, I will make and boil cider on Wednesdays and Thursdays of each week. W R Neeriemer Odon Ind.
Trustee states he will be at his office or about town on Fridays to attend town business and meet those with matters for the Madison township. The notice invites all persons with business to attend or contact the trustee during weekly visits.
A damaged OCR style snippet shows timetables for southbound and northbound service with multiple times including 11:18 am 8:10 pm 12:22 pm 6:48 am. The readable items indicate a transport timetable with irregular spacing and unclear labels.
John Curess was in Washington on Wednesday. E F Trent of Clay City Illinois visits his brother this week in Elnora. Tom Irwin of Linton visits relatives in Elnora. Earl Dobbs visited his parents over Sunday. Web Bair of Terre Haute visited in Elnora on Monday. J F Lamb came to Elnora from Terre Haute Tuesday. Walter Whiteman visited in Oden Tuesday. Henry Loudermilk of Vincennes visited in Elnora Tuesday. H H Beever visiting Illinois. Oll Geahwin visited in Oden Tuesday. Herbert Boyer of Marshall Illinois visited Tomas Walls and wife in Burts City Sunday. Aden Long of Terre Haute visited relatives in Eloora Wednesday. Walter Whiteman in Washington Wednesday. Homer Guthrie left Monday for Indianapolis to enter Central Business College. Wm Payne and Miss Beulah Carroll were at Linton Sunday. Harry Tolliver of Indianapolis visited in Binora Sunday. Lias Perkins and family of near Montgomery visited here early week. Harry Mend and wife of Cornettsville visited here Saturday and Sunday. Mrs J F Danner visited in Plainville Sunday. J B Pershing was in Washington.
The first quarterly meeting of the Ojon U B charge will be at Pleas ant Hill next Sunday and Monday. Presiding Elder L L Schoonover will preach and conduct communion Sunday evening. The finance committee meets Monday at 9 and quarterly conference at 9 30. The pastor preaches Saturday night. No preaching at Odon W E Spyder pastor.
The Creek people are described as having Toltec origins with teocallis temples and preserved archives on shells. They allegedly faced Cortes’ invasion, carried sacred relics to Mexico City, aided Montezuma’s nephew, and later sought new lands to protect their ancestral worship.
A brief, aphoristic remark from Women’s Life urging that even small deeds aid a larger noble aim, underscoring the value of daily efforts in pursuit of a greater good.
A critique of husbands who busily work long hours, neglect home life, and chase wealth. The piece argues this causes sons to drift toward worldly temptations, away from church and family, noting the common refrain that work is to blame, while urging public awareness and reform.
Advice urges families to share joy now rather than hoard wealth for tomorrow. Emphasizes daily happiness, time with children, and inviting social life under one roof to enrich lives before death, stressing gratitude and sane care of possessions.
A chaotic collage of short vignettes including a breathless man seeking a missing Mrs Brown with a note hinting at Annie in a kimono, a Kentucky slave chicken thief anecdote, an elderly woman riding a railway waiting room, and Gen Sir Alfred Horsford denying easy marriages to soldiers ready to prove their constancy with a joke about the $25 savings.
The passage ponders how people chase happiness in the future rather than appreciating the present. It suggests the idea that happiness is found in enjoying what is possible now instead of waiting for an ideal future moment.
The writer argues many save and toil to buy more land and increase stock to secure happiness for their children, but the hoped-for comfort often never arrives as illness or death may intervene and loved ones may be gone.
A speech urges boys to avoid street corners and slang, insisting they finish tasks quickly, then play wholesome games. It advocates a spacious town playground with grass trees fountains to give boys a safe place to play and then go home after the game.
For sale or rent the J. M. Crooke residence is available on any street. See at once W. C. Garten for details and arrangements.
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