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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
6
The Great Majestic Range claims to be the world’s only malleable and charcoal iron range with the largest reservoir. It heats water quickly with a removable frame, lasts three times longer than cheap ranges, and offers low repair costs. Factory representatives will prove these facts at the store.
Frosts and dry weather noted as residents travel for business and visits. Numerous unnamed locals named including Nugent, Courtney, Fulkerson, Hasting, and Hitchock seen in multiple towns. births announced of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Hastings. sales agents Barkley & Overton advertise American Beauty Corsets.
Semmett Colglazier and wife spent Sunday with Dale Craycraft and wife. John Hastings and wife visited John Spurgeon and wife. John Shake Arch McMullen and Virgil Wikle traveled to Indianapolis Sunday. Ray Howard and family were with his parents L W Sloward and wife. Miss Ila Boardman called on Miss Mayme Dosne. Misses Hastings Resler and Woodsmall visited Miss Andra Aishe. John Sears and family joined Levi Cunningham and family. Vom Wackler and family spent with Herbert Ketchem and family. Clarence Parker of Fairview appeared Sunday evening. Miss Lula Christenberry and Mrs Clara Chrisnberry visited Miss Stella Long. Mrs Virgil Wikle spent afternoon with Mrs John Shake. Mrs Alpha Ketchem near Odon stayed Saturday and Sunday with Miss Grace Shake. Fred Hastings and Miss Clara Yatel of Elnore attended church Sunday night. Joseph Wascom is seriously ill at writing. Chas Hastings and family visited John Spurgeon and wife. John Shake Roscoe Boyd Virgil Long with Misses Chat Doane Lilly Howell and Mayme Doane at camp meeting near Hinora Friday night.
Trustee states that the office will be open and trustees will be about town each Friday to attend township business inviting all with dealings to appear or confer.
Notice states bids received by the town clerk of Odon Indiana for multiple street and alley crossings with specifications on file. A $500 bond required, five year guarantee, bids opened 7 to 8 PM Sept 22 1908, contract to lowest responsible bidder, town board reserves right to reject bids. Includes various crossings on Race Walnut Main Oak Spring and North Main streets with nearby property owners named.
A playful exchange between Johnnie Dumbley and his father Dumbley centers on the term epilogue and a dime bet. Johnnie and Billie Watking argue whether the decalogue is the garden of Eden’s first commandment, twisting words into a pun about an appleologue.
Town of Odon Indiana invites bids for a stone or stone and concrete bridge across Grove Street on Walnut Street. Bid bond of 200.60 dollars required. Bids opened 7:00 to 8:00 p m September 22 1908. Let to lowest responsible bidder. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. C W Freeman President. Dean M Inman Town Clerk.
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