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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1896
Page
3
Fragmented items include farmers flourishing life, a move to Indiana, visits to Newberry, a glee club, local precepts, and early mentions of stores and displays. Mentions of familiar names appear with scattered dates, places like Edwardsport Worthington and Washington, and references to goods and spectacles.
Fragmentary notices show Daviess County figures appointees for election duties and sales changes. References include Keck the Jeweler and Wake’s assurance of quality work, with a push to exchange goods and sell clothing and jewelry.
Marriage licenses list shows Frank Sukto and Cornrany Robint marrying in Enna Moore on record, with license details readable from the notice.
Odd OCR text hints at a delivery offer to the people of Odon with a price per bashel. Mentions W.R. Neeniumer and JoJ. Yuunrg and gaslike references to milling and requisite days.
Notice states that certain parties have claims against the ship allegedly registered as Fief John Haig & Son and tied to Davies County. It lists claimants and a request to present statements of their claims by a specified deadline at the town of Oder in Jewitt, Washington.
Evertbody Loe promotes paying the highest cash price for wheat corn and oats offering the best grade of fancy floor. Call and visit in Spring Street by Dearin n Stevousor for details.
A town dispute centers on nine members of sub treasuries across major ports including New York Philadelphia St Louis San Francisco New Orleans Cincinnati Chicago Boston and Baltimore. Local officials seek resolution.
M W Young announces moving his business to the Pensinger building on West Main Street and invites old and new customers to call for lunches and to view bread candies school supplies and drugs. He thanks patrons and hopes to merit continued support.
The report outlines county superintendent Wallice organizing the township institutes and preparing for winter sessions. Details are fragmentary with scattered names and dates, noting a meeting at 2 p.m. and references to local figures and places.
A Big T.cne Av Haig and George D Abra ham have purchased the entire stock of John Hai & Son and plan large scale operations in Odon. They will pay cash for goods to offer lowest prices, with Asa Haia to visit the city next week to stock up on fire insurance and goods.
Within the last week several civil cases appeared in Dusess County Circuit Court including plaintiffs Chis H Yenneedur Pam Aa and Jane Woolis seeking relief from various defendants. The docket lists names such as David J Cove and Jose Vo Ravers with unknown counts and alleged actions noted in fragmented OCR text.
Thomas Cresson sues his brother Ernest for a debt of 25 dollars with interest, as legal troubles deepen weekly for Barrett and the family dispute grows.
The American Business College of Quabay Nebraska offers a comprehensive instruction program in bookkeeping and commercial arithmetic by mail. Forty lessons complete the course with no charge for a diploma, and admission is limited to a select number of persons.
A garbled page segment mentions a school event at Hackler school and a nursing or medical reference. It includes scattered names and phrases such as January or October dates, several personal hints, and stray terms like cookie and Rev, forming a disjointed, unreadable jumble.
Mr Johnson White, a cavalry veteran, organizes a local group named Innrearsy Cub and gathers 13 members to join the effort.
Fragmentary OCR reads a note about Joan Business College in Omaha Nebraska. The text mentions petacs on the srees and stores, with unclear names and details.
A garbled record mentions Willard and Wade with distorted place names and numbers. The text references a CP or ON context and a local timing or weighing detail, but specifics are unreadable.
Traveling man Geo Wo Geiger, a well known figure, has been appointed a member of the state executive council by local authorities, joining the governance body amid regional political adjustments.
A fragmented notice from a railroad company and office manager hints at shifts in mail handling and delivery duties. The text mocks the frequent changes and emphasizes the need for reliable, thorough service backed by steady practice and fixed costs.
Harrodburg growers say a bountiful crop signals a barren year ahead. The Democratic rally at Whuriz featured Senator Turpie and others. The J and R offered extra cuts and an excursion, but only 13 attended.
We male a svecutity of ingstruc oon by mall and in aid. to sdverc ase our superioar facilies we offer a thar months course of insuraction in Gookkeeping and Coummercial Arith metic Tree of charge to a limited number of persons American Busi ners C Neve, Omaha. Neb.
Oden leads a McKinley booster effort with a large barge glee club and a marching unit. The McKinley club grows beyond two hundred members along with a martial land and a cavalry marching club showcasing enthusiasm and organization.
Rose Westwerlsml of the wurah accuses Victor Sot ley of rape before Squire Has .n.8 of Elmore township. The alleged act occurred September 2 d.6 while the couple were driving. Sot ley has not yet been arrested and may not be found.
Charlotte Baron died Saturday morning at her residence and was laid to rest at Walnut Hill cemetery with Reverend Culner presiding. She was wife of the late William Baron, a respected soldier. She leaves a son, two brothers, and other relatives.
The Rev Dr W B R Halstead ex presiding elder of the Evansville district will move with his family to Lincoln Nebraska early next week to lead St Paul Methodist Episcopal Church noted as the largest and most prosperous in the state. Halstead is well known in Indiana for strong preaching and long service in Southern Indiana.
Fragmentary notes describe a young woman torn between suitors Bryan and McKinley as a mayoral race nears. A charged confrontation leads to an arrest and speculative plans for public action. The scene hints at social intrigue impacting local politics and personal loyalties.
An argument against free silver warns that working men face lower purchasing power and widespread losses. It cites 1.7 million savers, 1 million pensioners, and 1.7 million stock and loan shareholders as harmed if wages and deposits are paid in depreciated dollars, with a potential panic looming.
The writer argues that raising silver prices would not help the general public since few own mines or bullion, while many seek cheap manufactured silver goods. It questions whether silver manufacturers would favor any scheme to push costs up and asks if insurers of such goods would approve higher prices.
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