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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1897
Page
2
Reports note General Blanco has succeeded Weyler. Loogootee reports gas strike. Senator Fairbanks recommends James W. Hess for Indianapolis postmaster. Questions raised about Odon High School commission and Madison Township jury premium. Bank of England fears gold outflow to the United States.
The town of Odon in southern Lodiana aims to improve street crossings and overall tenacity of commerce this winter. Residents comment on work ethic and the lifestyle of the better off in contrast to poorer neighbors.
Our American corn that fails to mature in Germany is valued as a garden ornament. Citizens admire its striking appearance and use it to enhance outdoor spaces.
Only about four hundred of the thousands who started for Klondyke since July have endured the harsh Alaskan travel. The voyage remains a test of endurance amid extreme conditions and perilous routes.
The report notes the capitol is thoroughly renovated when Congress convenes again. It also predicts a likely Democratic deficit will be missing a year later.
Last year 10 045 pupils enrolled in Daviess County schools. average daily attendance not specified. The article notes increased truancy challenges and higher workload for truant officers this year.
A discussion notes that clouds at high altitudes seem imperceptible yet move extensively. It states winter clouds average low speeds but can reach up to 250 miles per hour in the same period, highlighting surprising velocity.
Republicans in Nebraska claim a 15000 vote advantage and plan to campaign actively as Mr Bryan warns of a tense outlook and vows two speeches daily before election day.
The State Superintendent of Public Instruction orders a major change to the truancy law. The new version eliminates the requirement for the truancy officer's service except when requested by the teacher or township trustee.
Uncle Thomas Wadsworth campaigned in Odon last Monday and said he would not vote for William J. Bryan again, preferring Grover Cleveland over Bryan. He claimed he would vote for Cleveland even if his Populist ticket candidate won forty times.
Hob. John C Blheimer a leading Republican of Daviess county is offered the U S consulship to Zanzibar. Zanzibar lies on the east coast of Africa about 15 000 miles from here. The salary would be 2000 with fees likely totaling 1000 more. The appointment was secured by Senator Fairbank.
After expert testimony on both sides, the continued use of experts is no longer debatable. One specialist swears the bone is human while another calls it a dog bone, making expert testimony seem absurd.
A Washington Gazette tale recounts J C Lilheimer as consul to Africa with a dubious anecdote about Judge Riley, once U S representative at Zanzibar. The story claims Riley fired on beachgoers including royalty, prompting exile to a passing ship after Queen Victoria’s or royalty’s alarm.
Grief and tributes fill pages as Gantz Bros. Druggists receive community attention. Wad Foley and Hovey Tar contribute to the story's somber tone and reflect the era's small town concerns.
Hunters confront a new Indiana law restricting pursuit and sale of quail. The measure bans killing or removing quail within the state for any purpose and imposes a fine for each quail unlawfully pursued or sold.
A nine teen year old Miss Loa Humerickhouse celebrated a birthday with family and friends. Relatives and neighbors gathered for a modest evening of light refreshments and cheerful conversation, with many youths contributing to the celebration.
It May Save Your Life. A dao or two of Foles's Honey and Tar will prevent pneumonia and severe cold if taken in time. Cure soughs and croup. This remedy promises relief for LaCrippe bearse discnit breathing wheaping cough consumption asthma or bronchitis with volatile inhalation and breathing aid.
Frank S. Davidson and his troupe delivered a well received performance titled Farmer Hopkins to a full house Tuesday night. Despite bad weather keeping some away, attendees praised the scenery and acting, calling it an excellent production that warrants more shows.
A quirky historical-sounding piece riffs on creation myth and newspaper life. It riffs on editors readers advertisers and debtors then ends noting the editor has not rested since.
Walter Correll and M. W. Stoner are very sick while C E Odell was in Washington on Monday. Ex-Auditor Lavelle visited town, and several locals attended church events and meetings. Railroads report higher receipts. many short notes on residents, trades, and local happenings appear in this county column.
An editorial attacks the push to demonetize silver as unconstitutional and harmful. It claims judges and officials fail to uphold law, warning the move would threaten industry and property values. The Cincinnati Enquirer is cited as printing full information at 75 cents a year from the Enquirer Company in Cincinnati.
The Alabama Land & Development Co markets a Southwide rail network linking Cairo Memphis New Orleans Mobile Nashville Chattanooga Birmingham and points in Florida with Mobile transfers to steamship lines for South Florida Cuba and Latin America. It advertises 450000 acres of farm land for sale on easy terms with government homestead options and seeks travelers via Mobile agents and general passenger agents across the south.
Fragmentary text notes insurance message for farmers about coverage and claims, with unclear names and locations. The legible parts indicate a guidance or alert related to insurance for agricultural damages and updates.
Classified notice seeking active gentlemen or ladies to travel and assist with an established house order. Monthly pay listed with reference and envelope reply instructions. No clear company or location details. wording suggests a recruitment ad with incomplete contact info.
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