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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1914
Page
3
A jumble of names and places describes visitors calling on relatives in Raglesville and surrounding towns. The note lists Miss Eutala Guthrie of Oden Wadsworth, Ada Evans, Beatrice Herron of Bunkurns, Getrevieve, Mrs. Joover Banks, Mrs. Seeda Bilnan and others visiting family and friends Sunday and Thursday evenings.
A garbled OCR note reports Dale Boyd of Odon and T Moneg Haure visiting, with Rev Perry Key and family from Radlesville, Rev W H Todd from Coal City, and Chas Baseh from Cornetissille among others stopping in town en route to a conference. various other names and places appear in fragmented form.
A fragmented notice invites neighbors to learn what is offered and to contact Bir Cuaningaar and wife near taion. It mentions cider boiling beginning July 25 on Wednesday and Thursday of Zack week, with WLR and Neeriemer noted.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a chaotic event with references to a pope apostasy, donations, and various unclear names. The readable segments mention relics, stomach symptoms, and a scare surrounding a church or religious organization. No clear date or location is established.
The note states a cider making plan to boil cider and run after July 29 on Wednesday and Thursday each week. It attributes the plan to W R Neeriemer.
A vintage town notice advertises cider sales including barrels and pints. It lists a cooperative contact and sale days Wednesday and Thursday, noting after July 2 sales and prices.
Chicago to Terre Haute and Southeastern Railway timetable fragment shows station names such as Linton and Ralston with arrival and departure times around dawn and afternoon. The garbled OCR includes references to numbers and routes, indicating a local rail schedule page with multiple stop times and platform notes rather than a narrative.
Fragmentary notice indicates local township trustee offices in Madison are under peace justice authority. It mentions weekly court and Alexander Stock taru locations, with Friday business and a provided telephone number 65.
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