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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
3
Great bargains on ladies ready to wear garments fine shoes belts collars and hosiery. Close out on boys clothing knee pants suits as we are going out of the clothing business. Visit us for what you want.
Sunday school at 9 30 morning and evening services at 7 00 with special music. Junior service at 2 PM and Y P S C E Thursday evening. Teacher training Monday night. First Quarterly meeting at Ot November 2. Pastor H A Turney invites all to attend.
The Christiano church will host a C. E. program on October 29 featuring devotional scripture by Perle Turney, a Daily Readings section by members, an outline on Christ's Kingdom by N F Barkley and H A Turney, vestamental duet by Nellie Lane and Effie Shively, talks by Minnie Lane and Bessie Garten, discussion topics by Mrs Millie Turney, and musical pieces led by Erna Keck with Floyd Turney on illustrations and Perle Turney on instrumental.
Lafe Kionaman and family of Mud Pike visit with C L Courtney and wife. Ednora Lewis Clements of Klnora with Bungay Alva Kir and wife. Hacklér family with Ate Edmundson visit James Collins and family. Misses Losao Verna Courtney and Fay and Nora Wilson socialize. Oscar Hacklér and wife visit Frank Mitchell and Mon day. James Harry Nugent of Washington and Arthur Courtney with Reid and Gleason Wilson. Hermon Smile of Euuora visits Gerald Wadsworth. Eli Hannah with L Courtney attend Washington speaking. Frank Burris and family of Elnora spend Sunday nearby. Mrs T G Taylor and Mrs Morton Cole of Elnora visit friends Thursday. Lee Wadsworth and wife visit sister at Elnora.
The column records social visits and travel notes from Odon and nearby towns. Mrs J M Stotts of Odon stopped by Wednesday while John Stotts and Grace Ketchem visit Illinois relatives. Local residents including Booth, Bowman, Stotts, and Rhuebottom appear in multiple mentions with short outings and family visits. Money to lend on Northern Daviess county farms offered at 5 percent with low expenses by OT McCarty of Shoals Indiana.
Smiley's Hardy Repair Shop on Spring Street in Odon advertises to fix anything fixable. Local residents Mr and Mrs J Davis returned from Terre Haute visit. Mr and Mrs Walter Herron visited Wa Brunell's family. Rev W B Snyder and family of Ouen visited Edgar Ward. Mrs D W Osborne visited Mrs Marion Ferguson. Mrs E Baile and others visited Mrs Jane Bail in Marsh Valley. Preaching at Union Chapel Sunday night by Rev F Potts. Roy Carpenter spent Sunday at E Bail's. Cisco Kinnaman returns from Elmore. Tom Phipps and family visited Henry Connell's family.
Plans form for Elnora to host an ice plant connected to the Electric Light Plant and Foundry. Local interest arises from Somoa Some Lintos people in the proposition.
Those owing on past due accounts and notes are asked to call and pay promptly. W. T. Alexander requests settlement of debts.
Hon. William H. Taft praises William McKinley for placing the country at the forefront of nations as a civilizer and uplifter of oppressed peoples despite abuse he faced over his policy. The remarks were delivered in Cleveland, Ohio.
The special session act requires county boards to order a special election to decide by ballot if the sale of intoxicating liquors shall be prohibited within the county. Ballots ask Yes to prohibit and No to permit. After an election, no further such election can occur for at least two years.
The article proclaims Indiana’s county option law now enacted, praising temperance factions across parties. It notes a strong majority and urges renewed citizen resolve, warning Democrats and brewers against complacency and calling for sustained effort through the election season.
A lengthy editorial lauds six Democratic lawmakers for supporting county local option in Indiana. It attacks brewers influence, urges temperance voters to back the Republican majority to preserve the option law, and frames the issue as a people’s battle against alcohol interests with rural voters key to maintaining statute.
Taft shows support for a postal savings bank system to aid small savers. He cites prior bills, English precedents, and nationwide need, arguing the post office could safely handle deposits without cost to itself. He pledges to push federal filing of campaign contributions if elected president.
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