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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1894
Page
2
The readable fragments mention counties, names like Marta and Lepreen, and a cryptic reference to fees. The text is garbled with no coherent event, organization, or dates to summarize into a clear local news item.
In tense local politics a Republican nominee, Joan S. Hubbard, seeks a short term Assessor role amid a period of Cleveland administration. The piece extols Hubbard as capable and promises economic improvement, contrasting with past fiscal years. The report includes editorial tone and unrelated notes from elsewhere.
An unclear OCR passage echoes political banter and social reflections. It mentions Mr Merton as a rumored New York governor candidate and broad regional expectations, with scattered remarks on wheat, employment, and voter timing. The text is fragmentary and mixes political chatter with rural economy observations.
Tus Gazette outlines county financial strain as Democrats allegedly push deficits onto the Republicans. It cites meager funds of about 2,972 dollars, rising expenses from defalcation by the Auditor, courthouse fires, and record replacement costs necessitating an increased levy to cover contracted debts.
The article argues commissioners reduced levy and borrowed from one bond to pay another. One £10,000 bond has been paid while £15,090 is due soon. Future elections should enable wiping out remaining debt as interest drains resources, with praise for the commissioners’ policy.
A fragment describes teachers and trustees enforcing reading instruction in public schools. It mentions a township institute rule that a teacher who fails to study monthly work loses pay and a trustee may blacklist such staff. The text also discusses road readers and the aim of teaching reading to help students learn after graduation.
The State Board of Education directs Ruskin’s Reading Circle to grade the busix for examination covering literary work for November December January February March and April 1595. The notes indicate dates and the name Tad PLN Wadsworth Co. September.
The Laughlin family gathered last Sunday at the Cold Limestead six miles east of town. A grove table was laid with provisions and a picnic followed. The great grandparents are eighty eight and eighty two, with fifteen great grandchildren among eleven descendants all within fifteen miles.
At the Brown home in Wabash the quiet ceremony joined Alonzo L Jay, an Evansville and Rhineheim road agent, and Myrtle Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Brown. Rev Dr Charles Little officiated. The bride, a popular former city teacher, wore wreaths and ferns as guests looked on.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals and places with unclear actions. It references Mars, LaG ab, Sayers, and Pohl with scattered phrases about events, meetings, and possible social notes. No cohesive incident or date is ascertainable from the readable lines.
The text appears garbled and unreadable, offering no clear event, names, or facts to summarize into a newspaper card. No entities or dates are extractable for a reliable T and S.
An old advertisement touts Pain Balm as fast relief for toothache rheumatism cuts bruises and back pain. It claims rapid healing without a doctor and urges readers to buy a 50 cent bottle from W L Stoy the druggist. The copy uses medical claims and suggests prompt treatment prevents inflammation.
The executrix of Jacob Dr Senelt of Daviess County Indiana will sell at public auction at the decedent’s late residence near Odon on Saturday November 24 1894. Personal property includes carpenters tools blacksmith tools farming implements corn and grain stocks household goods and more. Terms on sale credit of six months with sureties and appraisal by named appraisers.
The fragmentary verse recalls Castoria as a homeland and Castacia as a motherly figure. It hints at relationships with Raby and Bic and a bond to Castoria during childhood and motherhood. The text preserves mythic links between characters and places.
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