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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1893
Page
2
The Ddan Exchange Bank established 1834 offers collections on all points in the U S. Denis in foreign and domestic exchange issues drafts on principal cities of Europe and Europa. It cures advantageous privileges to pensioners and assists its patrons in seeking desirable investments and securities. Money to loan on long time at a low rate for improved real estate.
An irregular church notice outlines a prayer meeting schedule at a rectory with references to devotional acts and a Friday night gathering. It mentions a Youpaind Ree event and a Fester Currey hosted gathering, with unclear dates and attendees.
Tuy commissioners of Raa Ca purchase land for a new jail in Vincennes. The article notes corn yields will still fall short of preventing famine while bigger ears are not as plentiful as in prior years.
Message shows garbled lines about people not getting along and an unclear exchange involving a person named Leary. The readable part hints at tension but lacks coherent events or identifiable actions.
A partial and garbled OCR text fragment references the United States Department of State and a private or other plate. The readable items are limited and do not present a clear event, date, or named entities beyond the department.
A fragmented report describes a Senate gridlock described as PDaanocratic with a Democratic tilt. It mentions a commission, a presidential figure, and a suspect named Mackay tied to a drive for political leverage. A shooting in San Francisco near Pebcuars is noted with the suspect in custody.
The readable text fragment does not provide a clear event, person, or location to summarize into a news item with identifiable entities. Remaining content is garbled and cannot establish a factual summary.
Residents note a failed town fair as public turnout lagged. Advertising was weak and confusion over the date kept many away. A preacher urged clean streets to save the town while talks move to removing end platform structures on express cars to reduce theft risk.
The famed Weather prophet Hicks warns mid November marks the start of winter with storms. He advises early preparation to endure hard weather and avoid regrets, urging readiness for severe conditions.
A East Coast pastor seethes at his choir during prayer and ends service by urging the congregation to sing a grand old hymn. An old editor notes the pattern of blame: doctors bury mistakes, pastors hush them, lawyers lock them away, editors publish them, a quip amid parishioners.
Esmy in Av esta deaf and drink man aged 70 from Alabama pressed through Bloomfield milling a little express wagon enroute to the Yoarhis Fair. He was in Insemfieldd again Tuesday on his return to Alabama and spent time at the Fair. The round trip distance is LOS miles.
A terse report notes recent deadly incidents in the Nuwsta part of town. Authorities cite dangerous conditions and impose strict fire safety measures under the new law, with further actions to be announced by officials.
A fragmented note urges cleanliness after winter with talk of piles of debris and phrases about community effort. The text mentions a board and local concerns in a vague way with unclear names or places.
Editorial notes rising prices and construction delays. Mentions reduction in expenses and new housing projects. Describes investors gaining opportunity while pad and other operations proceed and filming plans are mentioned.
The Albany Ledger reports a $100 reward offered by heirs for capture and conviction of the Wratten family killers in Daviess County. Despite searching parties returning with no new leads, residents remain convinced of eventual justice for Denson Wratten and relatives. Also, W R Collins began as Centenary M E Church pastor delivering notable sermons to a large audience.
A motivational warning urges resilience when plans fail. It warns that brooding harms health and relationships, while bending to circumstances and retrying can forge character and lead to a grand fitting finale.
J A Alexander argues that Mattingly misreads currency issues and fears overproduction while defending Populist positions. He cites Treasury figures on money in circulation, condemns claims of calamity howlers, and urges readers to support economic reform over entrenched party divisions.
The Tecal weekly claims to be a premier reading choice with broad circulation and advertisements in a careful, well regarded format. It contrasts with competitors by highlighting its accessibility and national reach, asserting it serves a wide audience across principal cities.
Scattered notes from Van Gurren township and nearby towns recount church attendances, visitors from Chicago and Beech City, trips to Terre Haute, and social visits. Mentions include Miss Dottie Taylor, Miss Josie Thommerickhouse, and Rev. Breden, with references to local fairs, a U B quarterly meeting, and a humorous line about a stove drawing a keg of nails.
Chicago landlords forecast lower rents as hundreds of transient housing units around Jackson Park will hit the market when the fair ends. An estimated 11000 beds in hotels and houses will be released, prompting agents to expect population shift and a season of softer rates.
A playful tale recounts poet Alfred Tennyson spilling ink on a friend's white Persian carpet. A fast thinking maid used milk to lift the stain, while Tennyson helped scrub and restore the carpet. He later visited the hosts and the incident remained unmentioned.
John H Miller and Carrie E Huntson wed in a park celebration at Jackson Park yesterday evening. The couple, ages 23 and a local resident, rode a special car of the Ferris Wheel with Rev J E Storm of Dewitt Nebraska officiating as the wheel reached its peak.
An ancient report lists thunderstorm days by region with Java leading at 97 days per year. Sumatra and Hindostan follow, then Borneo and Africa’s Gold Coast,Rio de Janeiro area, andEurope’s Italy 39 days. North Russia Sweden Norway CeEgypt Egypt Finland and East Turkestan mentioned with low or zero thunder days.
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