Fresh Oysters and Bargains at Dearnda and Haris
Local ads promote fresh oysters at Dearnda A Leyes and Dearinin Haris with cheap boots, baskets, and clothing. Stores urge customers to visit for early bird bargains and special weekly sales.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1894
Page
3
Local ads promote fresh oysters at Dearnda A Leyes and Dearinin Haris with cheap boots, baskets, and clothing. Stores urge customers to visit for early bird bargains and special weekly sales.
H C Tomas the Jeweler and Practical Optician invites customers to view a mammoth line of new and stylish imports at 15 Main Street opposite Musante Temple. Specializes in diamonds watches jewelry silverware and French china with emphasis on watch repair and guaranteeing satisfaction.
A garbled early ad details a sale of shawls and fashion goods at cost, mixed with patent cures and household remedies. It mentions Danner & Toelle, Milliner, and a guitar club with various oddities including rings, dyes, and a mysterious hen swallowing a ruby ring.
Purely Personal items cover A M Hardy speaking engagement, visitors from Williams and Walmar Kansas, a Leogostee Black Diamonds win over Petersburg Stars, and ongoing street improvements. Mentioned are Rev Hobson departing for Washington and a curious incident with a man injuring his toe under a plank on the sidewalk.
Report from Gesa Scheels notes the Odonsebools for the month ending October 8 1884 with figures for rooms A B OD Ea Potl Enrollment totaling 44 51 50 59 73 and amounts for Ea Belonging at 8 55 SS 664 3. Dropped UR 621 8 Av no Pros 344 413 aS we S65 SRG cs i! DP 86.
Pupils attain top two ranks in rooms A to E across the month with names like Ainty Smith Ed Bennett Cinda Dunlap Clarice Courtney Estella Underwood Ella Cooper Gus Neckemer Edna Boyd May Brown Roberta Correll Lester Cummings. The report shows 235 enrolled pupils, attendance concerns, and calls for parent cooperation to improve next month. Local farming notes, community events, and school opening plans follow with visitors and activities described.
Our paper arranges with The Farmers Monthly of Rockford Illinois to mail free copies to subscribers who pay all arrears and take a one year in advance. The 20 page journal sells for 50 cents yearly but can be had free, aiming to elevate farming education and provide ideas worth more than the price. Call for a sample or write to the publishers.
Mrs Phoebe Thamas of Junction City TH was told she had consumption and no hope. After two bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery she was completely cured and saved her life. Mr Pies Peters of 19 Florida St San Francisco recovered from a severe drawing cough by using the medicine, two weeks later cured. Free trial bottle at S Pensinger’s drug store.
Advert reads Electric Bitters claim to purify mind and body, cure liver and kidney diseases relieve pimples boils and rheumatic affections prevent malaria and cure fevers. It promises headache constipation and indigestion relief with complete satisfaction or money back. Package priced 40 cents or two for a dollar at 8 Pensineer's arig Stare.
Fragmentary OCR text provides unclear line about Castors with no clear event. No identifiable people, places, or organizations can be confirmed. Summarization limited by readability.
Elnora Xchools opened with many pupils. Sick list includesiver Myere, Mrs Jas Haansh and Mrs Ler Mize. Mr Crim of Mitchell to locate here with a store about Oct 11. Typho Malarial death of Eli Hannah and burial. Emma Scott buried. Detective from Indianapolis sought a citizen named Alexander. Lee Wadsworth in town with clothing orders. Bryank Hildam's mill burned mid night causing heavy losses. Surveyor Baith mapping E and TR R opposite Baker's house to drain Big Elmore Poni. Health improvements anticipated.
Ezra Mattingly and W A Wallace of Washington spoke at Ragleville in the silver house with full seating. Mattingly, for over an hour, urged party principles with strong facts challenging Democrats and Populists. Wallace spoke briefly, calling for Republican clubs to be organized next Friday night.
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