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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1916
Page
2
Fragmentary notice shows a co operative in Flint Kivle involved with payables and arrears. It references a finance officer and a collector with a meeting or visit noted for a local time. The readable names include a B Storys and Jno. The document appears to be a civic notice about financial settlement.
Minnesota farmers are urged to sow rye for pasture this fall to provide forage through winter. Plant two bushels per acre with a drill, establish a good seed bed, and allow rye to grow to six to eight inches before grazing in spring. Early sowing and proper preparation improve survival through cold weather.
Willows root readily from cuttings taken in spring and fall. Plant cuttings two inches deep in trenches five inches deep, firm soil, and tread to set. After rooting, transplant to nursery rows or permanent locations as directed.
Instructions describe trenching tomato plants, laying them horizontally, and covering all but the top to encourage sturdy stems. Late plantings tend to be spindly if left in boxes too long. this home garden technique may improve growth.
Garden guidance on sowing oysters, rhubarb, asparagus, and small fruits in autumn. Suggests protecting winter crops by covering rows and storing parsley for winter use. Recommends autumn planting, rich soil, poultry manure, nitrate of soda, sowing in drills a foot apart, firming soil and thinning when necessary.
A. J. Symmes reports his wife gained eight pounds after taking Tanlac. He cites relief from kidney trouble rheumatism fatigue headaches and poor appetite. Tanlac marketed as Master Medicine claims to aid stomach liver and kidney issues and is sold at Odon Drug Co in Odon Indiana.
Shiloh residents spent Sunday visiting neighbors and relatives. Miss Floy Overton visited Miss Rose Gardner. Jesse Chestnut of Worthington joined Walter and Pearl Chestnut who drove to Burns City to see their brother Ray Chestnut. Mrs Orville Overton visited Jas Overton and family. Miss Daisy Byrer spent time with Misses Lula and Mildred Long. Miss Elsie Chestnut stayed with Miss Jessie Roach. Clarence Campbell of near Michael passed through town Monday night and Tuesday.
Trainor Mrs T M Wade is ill from cyphoid fever. Mrs J A Groves is ill from stomach trouble. Alex Clark and wife visited Bill Shark of Epsom on Wednesday. Mrs Laura Herman widow of Nick Herman died Friday while visiting her son Frank in Newcastle. Nick Herman rushed to Newcastle Friday after his wife’s death. James Herman and Frank Campbell attended Mrs Laura Herman’s funeral in Newcastle.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Danner and Mrs. Ola Matthews of Odon visited Sunday. Several locals hosted friends and relatives overnight or weekend, with games and gatherings at Dyal, Riggins, Grove, Hart, and other homes. The crowd included teachers, farmers, and families from Plainville, Mt. Olive, Washington, and Epsom. A Halloween party was held by Miss Mary Smith with about thirty friends present.
G W Tomey and son Charles visited Elnora. Elias McGuire and James Vaugherty from Plainville were in Epsom Monday. W T Scott, Theodore and Clarence McCall traveled to Washington and the county seat for business and repairs. J A McCall and Mr and Mrs F N Weller also went to Washington and Montgomery. Mrs M L Potter returned from visit with Mrs Aivey Seddlemers. May Deal and May and Clarence McCall hosted at Claude Deal’s home. Dr J Wilson bought a new auto. Meng of Concord stayed with G W Tomey. The Epsom High School masquerade drew large crowds. Grace Myers visited Maggie Hart.
An aging body needs less food and a lighter diet. At eighty or eighty five the stomach is a light eater and may rebel if fed too much. Chamberlains Tablets help correct disorders without pepsin and ease stomach function plus gentle bowel movement. Sold by all dealers.
Mrs. Rose Middleton of Greenville Illinois touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as always effective for croup and recommends it from personal experience with her children and herself. For sale by all dealers.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio pledges one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason records December 6 1000. Sale through druggists with testimonials and option to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Returns began about 6 30 at the Star theater with a crowded audience, applauding each bulletin as Hughes led. By midnight the outlook favored Hughes, while morning updates shift toward Wilson, leaving both parties jubilant as mills sounded whistles in celebration.
Tonight and Friday at The Star theater presents a strong vaudeville program with the Daley family delivering fresh acts each night. Friday and Saturday shows promise top entertainment and are urged to attend for a worthwhile experience.
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