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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1896
Page
2
The Heputlican Leader of Chay Moe makes his debut as political tensions rise. Reports mention a Democratic candied contest and Depression pressures in India, with weather turning rainy and unsettled news permeating the scene.
A garbled item from a Mocisi era page mentions Capton-Gen and Wooster returning from Cube at Bathe. It references local figures Bearydoir Unton and Gepaiperty and hints at New Year plans, voting mood, and public sentiment with scattered phrases about politics and property.
OCR fragment references a stove value and local efforts but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. It suggests an official or public sale or notice involving a stove and possibly a place called Uriad or Wester, but details are unreadable.
The readable text hints at a geologist’s deep work by a river, with terms like Novo and a heavy pad. Details are fragmented, but the scene implies a careful, strenuous field study and equipment use near a river.
Unclear text mentions Congress, nominees, and reforms. Fragmentary content references walls, houses, and refunds, with many garbled names and places, limiting usable facts for a coherent summary.
The text reports Yale defeating Price with a 24 point margin on Saturday, noting Yale's strong play and the opponents' difficulties. It references college football in a period tone and mentions the contest between Yale and Price College.
The report describes Wetbiam £ Brean hunting in the Geer mountains and Iris noting killings tied to Reston th Eleadharire. It mentions a check between New Year’s hay and a scarcer on the stare with an appearance in Georgia.
A garbled report hints at Senate actions linking Beaming Harbor Coates W Fairbanks and Miley Mo Keer in sessions about winter measures and economic changes. The fragment references DP and unspecific preparations affecting Cratinet imports and market modes.
Report outlines clemency actions by Governor Mathews on Samuel Yerlin and others tied to a courthouse arson plot. It notes Yerlin reducing from seventeen to five years, harsh sentences for Harkin Ledverwood, Lavelle, Burr Hawes, and details on parole and subsequent governance actions.
A garbled OCR fragment mixes poems lines and stray phrases about memory, a death notice, road conditions, and social scenes. It references figures like President McRuiney and sketches of Mauric life, with scattered comments on roads and sidewalks and churchgoers after services.
Opinion columns from multiple papers discuss voting results and consequences. Calls for revenue measures, machine voting debates, and economic shifts due to gold standard rhetoric appear alongside critiques of populist leaders.
Jehome K. Tonomes secures his last story before engagement to write two plays. The Line's Home Jourist will print it in the January issue. The piece covers life in London’s higher social circles with fashionable intelligence.
A seeming letter page shows fond parents urging approval to name children after Mobart and the vice president elect. One father asks if his child can bear Augustus G or G Augustus as names, referencing the recent election and family honor.
Local notes from Elnora and Vincennes cover visits by Minnie York Mary Coapr and Miss Minnie Woodling. Reports mention a sheriff sale of the E & R railway and a planned prison factory expansion. Thanksgiving football games Washington Vincennes and Penn State items are noted along with oddball items about crows cries and a letter about a theater job request.
A disagreement between Stewart Herbert and Fairry Freeman escalated Tuesday night. The altercation ended with Freeman using a knife, causing neck and ear injuries. Temper and clothing damage were reported, and the incident drew concern over the couple's troubled engagement.
An undated prospectus describes a four foldout page calendar featuring twelve color lithographs of four women. The piece costs at least one dollar if published, claims high design value, and measures 103 by 6 inches. New subscribers sending 17.5 dollars for a year receive the calendar and a True Tome.
A fragment mentions Dr Hathaway & Co in Chicago at 70 Dewborn Street, presenting medical services by leading physicians and surgeons. The text hints at personal health references and specialty care without detailing procedures.
The New Orleans Times Democrat notes a momentous contest shaking the country as it urges unity to revive confidence and restore momentum. Jacksonville and other voices warn of misguided leadership and call for a party rethink to avoid further missteps.
Help wanted for faithful TY sten or women to travel for a reliable established house in Indiana. Pay $15 weekly and expenses. Respond with stamped envelope to the National Star building Chicago. Advertisement includes testimonial about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy curing a cold and cough, sold by Woot Stoy.
A man in a local firm prefers Chamberlains Cough Remedy for his child's severe croup attack choosing it over other physicians and remedies. The supplier Johnson Bro says it is the best selling cough medicine they handle and provides excellent satisfaction to customers.
Miss Lizzie Nenderson, a passenger on a Southern Railway train between Aniston and Ome, sued after a conductor forcibly kissed her. The jury awarded 245000 dollars in damages, following claims of overbearing conduct two years ago.
A birth notice reports the arrival of a child born to Hackler and his wife on November 21. The newborn adds to the family, with no further details provided.
Born to Fred Boyp Jr. and wife November 25 Alan Sheriff elect Bowman renews for the Journal. The person who borrowed the Atlas of Daviess County from the Journal office will confer a favor by returning it. Deputy Sheriff Naghdi was in town Tuesday. The Tuvisa tron buyers are in the vicinity making splendid money for the little boats.
A local resident McNinley received an unusually large number of turkey suppers delivered to his home for a Thanksgiving celebration. Neighbors noted the generosity and community spirit as meals were shared.
Mr Geerz Webster of the drug firm Gintz and Webster travels to Indianapolis next week to buy a full line of holiday presents for children ladies and gentlemen at far prices. The stock will be bought and sold locally for the season.
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