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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1896
Page
2
Fragmentary notice notes a mail matter related to the Post Office in Oden Indiana. The readable text hints at a general postal matter without detailing actions dates or officials.
The clipping references state officials and candidates including a secretary of state auditor and treasurer. It notes Bryan’s prospects fading next Tuesday, and a poll predicting Meinley’s Indiana lead around 8,000 with drunken disruption at rallies. It also forecasts future bicycle route openings within five years.
Hex John Clancy of Sullivan addressed a large crowd at Loox tee Saturday night.
Sirisan leads a political contest as villagers rally for Kandids to McKinley with farmers wearing velaw ribbons amid attention.
Investments in silver ore shipments aim to ship refined metal to the United States for trade. The plan seeks to boost output while addressing limited local employment opportunities.
Incomprehensible OCR fragment mentions Mr Bryan and an event with a noted injury or wound. Details unclear due to garbled text. No concrete place date or organization is readable.
Voter crowds express varied backing as McKinley seeks to rally base and undecideds alike amid vigorous campaigning. Local organizers emphasize unity and clear policy stances to sway swing voters.
A garbled note describes Poy San Francisco Exsnaner failing due to Mehruley not passing the hat and Speeth. The text is unclear and contains several misspellings and jumbled phrases.
Mebhissey haa spent the crester part of his life in an endeavor to bet ter the condition of the American laborer and the American produce. Tat approaching Thanksgiving is akeoly to be one long to be remem bered with thankfulness for passing in safety another darter paint.
An observed trend notes politicians and observers discussing “fight art” as a fashionable concept. The remark suggests a climate where confrontational or performative displays are considered timely in political and public life.
A fragmented report notes a political debate on raising wheat prices by twenty to twenty four seats per cashel. Democrats argue farmers may resist any price hike amid presidential election tensions.
At the campaign’s late stage with excitement high and opinions torn, observers urged calm clear thinking and practical sense to navigate the probable outcome.
Iris estimates current season U S exports to England at 1 009 000 barrels of apples. The report notes quality is good and mentions Oden joining the venture to manage the business.
The Washington Herald notes business leaders seek more money and improved conditions, asserting the election of Mdxintey could unlock funds and favorable market conditions from hidden reserves. The piece frames the election as a path to economic revival and prosperity.
Readable lines hint at verses to be sung by constituents for Bryan after Noy or events. A stray thunder poem asks where he was and invokes winds that wandered around with scattered fragments.
Unsure fragmentary text mentions Wadsworth and opponents in a contest or challenge. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible.
The readable portions show no clear event or identifiable people, places, or organizations. The text appears garbled with scattered phrases and lacks a verifiable incident or report to summarize.
An unclear clipping describes wartime or political happenings with references to Washington and parities. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the fragment suggests military or government activity and a numeric figure near four thousand.
Fragmented verse about travelers and tolling stanzas with unclear names and motives. The text hints at a figure causing trouble on the road and a group of boys aware of a hit, but many words are garbled and unreadable.
A reader voices frustration at shifting blame after elections. The note contends voters bear responsibility for their choices and demand accountability for leaders and outcomes regardless of who fled or accepted fault.
A noisy alert warns readers about alleged falsehoods directed at Trarheld, Bistie, and Harrison. The notice claims further accusations will be served to MehNouleyv as more falsities circulate. The message urges vigilance against ongoing fabrications.
Fragmentary text shows a candidate for Congress in Milwaukee on the Popperane ticket, with garbled accents and stray phrases. Mentions Judge Miers and a campaign, but details are unreadable and names likely misspelled or mistranscribed.
The event featured praise for speakers CC M Mears Rev McCormick and Senator Newby and honored helpers amid a festive parade. Attendees included Van Buren township delegates and officials from Indianapolis and Dover Hilglee club, with sixteen glee clubs noted in theCount.
The Chicago Record notes a postal ballot in several states with McKinley leading Bryan except in Kentucky. Indiana reports 440000 for Bryan. One man from each party conducts the election amid uncertainty of results.
State of Tuchvisa Davies County appoints Marth J. Ketcham as administrator of Jesus F. Bietcham deceased of Davies County Indiana. Estate supposed to be salient. Notice filed for probate proceedings.
Citizens packed the streets for a massive county parade with wagons offering "Protection sheep" and "free soup" amid banners praising Allen Ritter Horrah and support for Cleveland wheat prices. Veterans and partisans, including former Democrats, joined the spectacle.
The piece argues wage earners are better off now than in 1873 and 25 years earlier. It cites higher wages in 1875, lower costs for sugar and many goods, cheaper clothing and furnishings, more luxury items now common, and widespread home ownership aided by loan and building associations. It notes regular wage payments now vs barter era and invites readers to verify these claims.
Samuel J. Tilden argues uncertainty spawns mischief and paralyzes action in business. He condemns hosting confidences and fears, saying men do nothing without reliable calculations to avoid losses. The letter of acceptance from Tajo is referenced as containing these sentiments.
The text argues that merchants cannot risk future purchases, manufacturers fear losses, and lenders avoid unsafe securities. It claims government action moves toward ultimate safety and prosperity through prudent methods that impose no new sacrifices on business, hoping for renewed confidence and recovery.
The Inter Ocean notes U S rescue of waste places with protection and sound money. New York Advertiser quotes Tom Watson on dishonor, while the New York Journal notes populist gloom and Bryant’s chill. The Boston Transcript questions the nation’s flower and honest money, with widespread ticket printing for counties and the state.
A cited medical notice addresses physicians and surgeons in the United States about a book for persons with chronic diseases specific to their sex. It lists Dr. Hathaway & Co. at 70 Dearborn Street, Chicago.
Job notice seeking several faithful men or women to travel for a re sponsiby established house in Indiana. Salary $733 payable $15 weekly plus expenses. Permanent position with references. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope to due Natural, Sur Building, Chicago.
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