13 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
1
Washington Democrat reports Samuel Bush of Steele Township faces a legal challenge over his qualification as county assessor. Nine attorneys say Bush is disqualified due to failure to own real estate, which would render his official acts nonbinding if elected and serving as assessor.
BEACKLEG REPORTED. A veterinary examination on the farm of Mr. FL Brown near Washington found three of his best steers dead. The vet pronounced the cause as blackleg. The disease is noted as not very contagious.
Fragmentary notes describe a foot and mouth disease report in Wil Montgomery and Mrs. ver with aged observations. The readable text references included individuals and local locations but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Mrs. Adell, a longtime respected Newberry resident, died at home on Tuesday after a long illness. She was survived by two daughters and a son in law, two sisters, and several brothers, with her husband gone for years.
The article describes foot and mouth disease findings in Daviess County with quarantine measures. Officials urge rapid state veterinary involvement and farm inspections while enforcing area restrictions. Guards at farms deter visitors and dogs must be kept on owner property or be shot.
An obituary fragment references a death from a heart attack. It mentions family relations and a church or community notice with details about survivors and past roles. The readable text includes names like Sarah Carmichael and Clarall, with hints of a funeral or memorial context and a local community publication.
Premium list details show printing and distribution plans for Plainville events. Judge Ben J. McCrasken of Martinsville will award premiums. Beginning Oct 1 cider production begins on Thursdays. shipments and entries await final preparations for a high profile show.
Twenty Htth tows one ers eathered at the hame of Ives Polidexter of west Main street Monday evening and held sur prise party in honor of Ives teath wirth uy anniversary. They spent the evening playing various cases and refreshments of wafers, fruits salad, popcorn and apples were served. Ives received several presents.
J C Flint who had lived in Washington while overseeing the new consolidated school building has moved to this city this week. He will reside at the Diefendorf property on South Spring Street.
J C Murer general superintendent of the Chicago Terre Haute and Southeastern Railway died at Union Hospital Terre Haute after an operation. He had been ill one day and worked the day before death. Funeral services were held in Danville with burial at an unspecified location.
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