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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
2
A note describes the Companion as a component of a periodical supply. The brief mentions its role within a broader reading set and situates it among other serial numbers or issues.
Fragmentary text describes seasonal change from green to brown and mentions frost on the pumpkin, fodder in the shock, and sharper appetites for dishes. The passage blends rural life with nostalgic tone and imperfect OCR rendering of food names and phrases.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Mrs. Whe Sitapsen and others visiting relatives, with minor mentions of wounds and daily routines. Several names appear with unclear relations as visits span Sunday and Tuesday, including Miss Beulaio Feller and Miss Patis.
Ten members of the Washington Company of the state militia guard quarantined farms near Washington where cattle and youth disease are raging. No person or animal may enter the premises and dogs are to be shot if found loose. Cattle to be killed will be appraised by a government inspector and paid for at the current beef price with half funded by the federal government and half by the state.
Mr and Mrs Orel Dobbins and son Verdon visited Mr and Mrs Asa Williams in Burns City Tuesday. John Stone went to Bloomfield Monday. Misses Essie Florence and Dewey Henderson called on Mr and Mrs Tom Stout Saturday night and Sunday. Virgil Wesner and Dale Weathers of Mud Pike passed through here. The new U P church near here is progressing nicely. Mr and Mrs Robert Davis of near Burns City visited relatives in this vicinity.
Continued discussion notes foot and mouth disease affects cloven hoofed animals with mouth ulcers and loss of appetite. Officials say the illness is highly fatal in some cases and may cause paralysis or severe debilitation in others.
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