Local Classified Notice of Small Item Sale
A brief public notice lists a small sale item described by fragment text including a price of 25 cents and a numeric figure 62, with no clear entities or context available.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1908
Page
2
A brief public notice lists a small sale item described by fragment text including a price of 25 cents and a numeric figure 62, with no clear entities or context available.
The piece argues Thanksgiving should be observed nationwide, praising the blessings received and the overall balance of joys over sorrows. It reflects on sorrowful days yet emphasizes the value of wisely using life and acknowledging God as the Giver of all goods.
A man once wealthy and influential, sought by many for advice, died in old age in poverty and dispirited. The inquiry found he had “lost his grip years ago” with domestic troubles contributing to his decline. The piece notes the world’s many similar tragedies and urges steadfast faith.
Washington announces a breakthrough in paper making using corn stalks as the raw material. The department of agriculture claims superior unmanufactured paper quality and lower production costs, with corn stalks seen as an unlimited, valuable farm by product rather than waste.
A local ad touts high quality pocket knives from small pen knives to large farmers knives. It promises guaranteed satisfaction and free name engraving on a name plate. Visitors are invited to see a carefully chosen display and try the knives themselves.
A public note from a plant official defends night service expansion and a rate rise. The letter urges residents of Odon to accept higher rates as necessary for expenses repairs and improvements to avoid suspension of operations. The writer invites comparison with longer running plants and pledges improved service once the new schedule is adopted.
Daily routine items list residents visiting relatives and shopping, with moves and travel. Mentions include R. J. McCallian at Escora, Herschel Ross of Sandborn, A A Lane to Indianapolis, coal at J A Overton mine, Mrs Gerten Stone of Scotland shopping in Odon, William Overton moving to Terre Haute, Bechtels to Elnora, Garten visit to Indianapolis, Hubbards shopping in Oden, James Cole moving to Oklahoma City, Thanksgiving orders from Barkley and Overton's, Stella Harman and Effie Fulkerson visiting Montgomery, Welty Jacobs returning to Coshocton, A C Welsh in Columbus, Perry Buzan and family to Texas, funeral in Rogiesville, Dorothy Holt and Ida Williams shopping, Tilden Howard visiting with Minerva Howard and others en route home.
Oakland City rocks with oil fever as the Rogers-Riggs well three miles east explodes with a 100 foot oil column. The well may yield 200 barrels a day and could drop to 50. gas flow could supply the city. Oil slicks cover the terrain as workers rush to the spout, near Pure Oil’s nearby well. BAILE ITEMS note social visits and local events amid the oil excitement.
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