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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1905
Page
7
The store announces an inspection preview featuring a complete selection of styles at low prices and a line of rain coats in new effects. Customers can save from $1.50 to $2.50 on each garment by buying factory direct, plus new ribbons four and five inches wide.
A chaotic montage of political debates, court notes, and community updates spans general chatter on taxes, rail policy, insurance, crime, and local life. The piece highlights misgivings about federal patronage, regional rivalries, and civic anecdotes from Atlanta to Illinois, with scattered personal notices and school notes.
Ex commissioner Peter McArtor now in Ethridge Town on business. Walter Daucherty seen at Raglessville. Moren plans sale October 5 and will move to Vincendes. Rozeve Trueblood and Alfred Moren buy Moren’s saw mill and threshing outfit. Gen Celman moved to Washington for a shop position. School sees large attendance with V L James as teacher. Fall Festival at Bloora draws many participants.
The notes report a rainy Saturday and visits by residents. Dan Stewart traveled to Oden to see Uncle Henry Steward who is very ill. Louis Bechtel also went to Oden, Bert Stackhouse moved to Elnora, and Elzie Wagen taught in Pitchersville. Mr and Mrs Benj Bowers plan a Knox county visit, Mrs Luella Capler of California visits her parents, Grant Crane hauled hogs to Oconee Tuesday, Ben Vickers reports and Henry Lamb travels to Buros City on business.
A garbled OCR fragment lists individuals and townships including Barr township and Washington with several likely surnames such as Greenwell Billings Fisher Foglenahy and Van Boren. The legible items point to a dispersed roster of local residents across multiple townships with no clear event or action.
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