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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
7
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Fragmented readable items mention names such as Sears and Ye di and references to bail, witness exams, and court actions. The text includes garbled phrases about hearings, a witness Arrick, and a possible fire or incident investigation with various figures and prices intermingled. The overall topic appears to be a dense, damaged legal or court record with multiple entities and events, not a coherent narrative.
A car struck a masquerader near Stilwell injuring a man identified as the son of former State Representative Stilwell. The incident occurred as festivities continued in the Maliloween area with onlookers nearby.
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A fragmentary note describes a pastor thief incident linked to a Shelby party and a young Methodist in Terreisiute. It mentions valuables, a library, and a brother named Afeth with unclear outcomes amid a troubled affair.
An unreadable clipping fragment mentions an incident with injuries and a person named Pigtiner. The text is severely garbled, offering no clear dates, places, people, or outcomes to summarize definitively.
A fragmented report describes community efforts to support a corner store near the town church during a weeklong prep period. Images and text are garbled but indicate church involvement and local volunteers coordinating aid and meals.
Fragmented text presents scattered names and phrases about a long flight and individuals such as Mab OPA Pye Clu Pa Chorty Pie Bees and names like Tre y and Gaile Tee. The legible fragments include a west of tattle ground reference and mentions of Ter Ephonicer and Lona with unclear roles.
The article describes Kingston’s new city improvements, claiming near fireproof buildings and vast restoration efforts. It notes reinforced concrete blocks designed by Charles Nic and Prem FEngbond, with extensive街 streets and public spaces unified by Brower-era planning, amid some disappointment over aesthetics and unfinished segments.
A historical notice touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for severe female diseases and related pains. It recounts a patient from De Forest Wisconsin who endured multiple operations before relief, and invites letters for free, helpful medical advice.
Fragmentary records mention Alberta and Windsor with references to traders and surveyors. The legible items include scattered names and places such as Will pateh and Stuy Bron, with no clear event or outcome.
Incoherent OCR fragment reports a robbery incident at a police station with unclear names, places, or dates. Key details are not recoverable, but the text suggests a crime event and a responding officer, requiring cautious interpretation.
Miss Sarah I Davenport of Wilton keeps 200 guinea hens that sing nightly causing protests from Wilton residents. An 19th century style issue claims a law against animals that cry at night and witnesses say the birds will be required to show cause.
Portland reports plans to introduce Hungarian pheasants into eastern Oregon and Washington this fall. Sixty pairs will be ordered from the east and arrive in about two weeks, to be released in the hills near Dayton Washington. The birds are praised as prolific hardy and well suited to grain districts and will be protected until 1918 when hunting may begin.
In Berthoud Colorado deer are becoming more plentiful each year and many households ate deer meat last week. Despite unfavorable weather two sightings occurred within two hours’ drive of the city as parties went out in cars to shoot deer.
Captain Sealby, hero of the Repubie disaster, was named vice president of the state university. Avn Arber and Mieb report the recognition follows his bravery after the ship wreck and collision near Florida waters.
Fragmentary notes describe a complaint regarding tree related issues and oyster poisoning. The text mentions Mir Par and Brey Vossen, with a warning about identifying good oysters from dead ones and a remark about marriages and happiness.
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