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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1912
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR mentions Ino B Storrs Pubsister and Lt a Editor with a $1.00 price and partial dates one year six months three months. details unclear.
Jasonville wins 10 to 4 after a five run first inning and steady hitting. Jasonville tallied 14 hits to Odons 10 with Sears Freeman and Garten handling catching duties and Lynch Brown sharing the mound duties for the winners.
A social media dispute centers on a planned post by the Princels group. Critics urge restraint while supporters defend free expression amid online backlash and debate over platform policies.
A brief, playful line questions how long a watermelon needs to chill when the heat is intense and a tasty snack is desired. It hints at quick kitchen tips without citing specific methods or times.
The Bedford Mail emphasizes the importance of registering, calling it the next to last opportunity for readers who have not yet completed the process. The piece notes pride in its new leadership and comments on the style of headlines in local reporting.
The text outlines registration days for the 1911 general assembly elections: Friday, September 4, and the 60 day lead time. Monday, October 7, 29 days before election day.
Purdue experts will lead a horticultural meeting in Af. B. Fisher's orchard on Saturday. The event aims to provide valued instruction for fruit growers in the area and underscores the need for improved fruit growing knowledge.
A native of northeastern Australia and Malaysea sea cucumbers resemble cucumbers with small tentacle tufts at one end. They move by tiny tube feet rather than wormlike contractions. Harvested in vast numbers from the Great Barrier Reef along the Queensland coast, they are cured and exported mainly to China.
An extraordinary date palm in Elebe near Alicante is about 200 years old. From the central trunk eight distinct trees extend, and the weight has required props and supports to stabilize the plant in the parish priest's fruit garden.
Fragmentary text questions royal surname after renouncing the throne. Mentions Wettin lineage and Victoria and marriage to Albert, hinting at succession and name choice for king. No clear event date or outcome.
The rock ptarmigan is a subarctic bird that inhabits high glacier valleys in the Rockies and Cascades, surviving harsh storms with winter white plumage and summer gray tones. It is found occasionally as far south as Colorado and northern New Mexico, with its willow ptarmigan relative dwelling lower in the shrubs and bearing brownish gray wings and striking white breast.
A group of Paris musicians debated instrument tone and concluded modern violins and violoncellos are superior to older makes. They selected six ancient violoncellos including prominent names such as Stradivarius and Guarnerius alongside modern instruments to compare tone.
Logan Waller Page of the Office of Public Roads under the U S Department of Agriculture presents an official report on rural road improvements and standards in 1912, detailing construction methods, maintenance practices, and recommended policies for national infrastructure development.
A 1933 synopsis outlines the early U S road inquiry office created under the 1803 act. It covers appropriation, public road experiments, and exhibits showcasing macadam and other materials. It notes publications, object lessons, laboratories, lectures, and a growing corps of engineers aiding national road construction efforts.
The regular tea of the C W E M will meet at 2 00 p m September 11 1912 at the home of Mrs Lillie Nezremar. Topic New Zealand includes hymn and lessons from Psalm 119 129 185. Mrs C M Day leads prayer. Officers to be elected. Members listed named speakers and topics follow.
The Daviess circuit court opened Monday with Judge J. W. Grdon presiding. A large civil docket and an active criminal docket promise a busy term. Among notable cases is the murder trial of John Healy of Montgomery.
Notice states that Mitchell B. Fisher is named as trustee under an assignment executed by William T. Alexander. The trustee holds property rights credits and effects of the assignor in trust for the benefit of creditors under the Daydes Circuit Court order. Dated September 2, 1912.
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