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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1897
Page
2
Fragmented OCR style notes discuss mailing second class advertising in J est Giice Odon Indiana and local needs like a water works system. Mentions a lecture course in winter, a short tomato crop, telephone curiosity, and political questions about sound money and Gib protection with garbled phrases and street references.
In the town, residents discuss a pending question amid cold weather. The piece notes growing public interest as winter approaches and community concern rises.
A brief note suggests silver price movements did not cause changes in rice and wheat prices. The text implies other factors influenced prices, mentioning peaks and notes on past trends without concrete data or dates.
A fragment notes a fleeting focus on summer heat and dog days amid chatter of past events. No clear person or organization is identified, leaving the item as a brief, partially readable local note.
The note describes farmers across Kansas who are keeping funds tied up while awaiting a policy or program to enable them to cash checks or redeem payments. The text suggests agricultural relief actions are in flux and affecting livestock and crop operations.
The report shows Jaiy’s export trade totaling $4,000,000 more than Fla Judy. Projections for the current year indicate exports will far exceed any in Sear da’s history.
A fragmented note highlights activity around the Grand Republican Party with mention of political wisdom and energy. The text also references a farmer figure described as the proudest wan, though details are unclear.
The readable lines mention bread quality and bake size and a push note about year appes taste. Details are incomplete with many garbled terms.
Ex Conchissuan J C Leight of St Joseph Pmd has filed his bond as Pension Agent at dudian apolis and will assume charge of the office soon.
Jo Laveaux, a longtime Quon attorney, is appointed Usision Attorney with authority to practice before the department in Washington City.
A plea to support the home newspaper as it dedicates its energy to advancing the community. Readers are urged to patronize and sustain local journalism that serves public betterment.
A cave near New Middletown Lad was found by an exploration party. They traversed the cave to its end, noting a quiet retreat for the calamity howler.
President McKinley speaks of devotion and sacrifice in defense of the country at Buffalo. He praises the United States Army for its willingness to give the best, including life itself, to preserve the nation.
The Elkhart Review argues that the advance in agricultural prices, including but not limited to wheat, will quickly spread through the economy and benefit most people. It notes farmers have faced hardship in recent years and that the country should rejoice in this improving outlook.
Transfers of rest estate for the week ending September 8 1897 in Davie County list numerous deeds. O Neall Uoffman act as attorneys and abstracters. Items include various parcels conveyed to William S Gaither Thomas Queen Latiz Epsom and others from Agnes Laur al and Harriet Mattingly among many names. The record notes multiple described lots and parcels with accompanying family names and property locations in Wash nH Revda Thompsons Add Wash and Lat 2 in Revda Thoms Add.
The Daviess County treasurer position remains contested as Henry Aikman’s claim via Gardiner & Gardiner holds the office. John Wadsworth by Padgett & Padgett sues for 82000 after refusal, while Albion Larraul is named fill-in. the case waits until after October court convenes.
Woahington Detmerat files for divorce from husband on grounds of habitual drunkenness during five years of marriage. They have a son named Robert. Plaintiff seeks custody, alimony of 7000 dollars, and related relief. CY Neall and Eloffman represent the plaintiff.
Hastings Allen and Hastings of Washington announce a new loan department in their law office with exclusive rights to arrange loans for Etna Life Insurance Company at six percent interest.
Miss Laura E Taylor and Mr Samuel A Scott wed at the home of James Taylor three miles east of the city. Rev Hi fi Alen officiated as relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony. The bride is Br J G Taylors daughter and a former school mistress. The groom, from Scotland Illinois, plans farming at their new home. They departed Tuesday for their residence. The office thanks readers for the cake.
A collage of items from daily life including visits by residents like Robert Daugherty and Joseph Antibus, upcoming events such as Labor Day activities, the Indiana State Fair, and the Daviess County Sunday School convention, plus market notes on livestock and crops. Citizens discuss repairs, road work, and local commerce, with ads for medicines and household goods.
The preparation combines cod liver oil with hypophosphites and can be taken in summer or winter. It aids digestion, tones the system, and is especially recommended for delicate children and those with lung issues. The small size suits summer use and reduced doses. keep refrigerated after opening. Sold by druggists.
An editorial attacks proposals to reform the liquor business by placing moral men in saloons or elevating it to the status of ordinary commerce. It argues the trade is inherently corrupt, that even law requires moral character to sell, and urges churches to exclude members who advocate beer and whiskey sale.
The F and E railroad runs special excursion trains to Bedford on Sept 23 and 24 departing Odon at 7 20 AM and arriving 9 00 AM. Return from Bedford at 6 00 PM arriving Odon 7 40 PM. Round trip fare 75 cents for these days. Regular train round trip fare Sept 22 35.
A sensational 19th century drug advertisement touts PepnaH and Ever as cures for biliousness sick headache fever piles and thousands of ills. The copy promises guarantee or money back with C. C. C. liver stimulant tonics available in boxes of 10c 35c and 50c plus a sample and booklet.
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad markets its network to Memphis New Orleans Mobile Nashville Chattanooga Birmingham and Florida with connections to Cuba West Indies and Mexico Central and South America. It touts double daily trains St Louis to Mobile palace sleeping cars and fast service and promotes 450000 acres of land for sale with easy terms government lands and descriptive information available from the company offices in St Louis and Mobile.
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