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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1896
Page
2
Iupreve over reads as a garbled note from a page fragment. The text hints at a side advertisement or column but lacks clear names places or dates to identify an event or subject. The readable portion suggests a municipal or local notice tone without concrete facts.
Fragmented text mentions county commissioners, a university, and political commentary. The garbled lines reference elections, fiscal matters, and newspaper coverage by the Herald, with few readable names or concrete events.
A garbled 19th century style critique mocks Republicans and Democrats, naming figures like Bryan Altgeld and Renadiscen. The piece satirizes party strategies, calls for a medicine man to craft a remedy, and notes shifting partisan momentum as Republicans steady while Democrats waver.
A note states MecWisuny will handle A hierics, but power forty will not deliver its trust into Lig laud, signaling unresolved obligations and jurisdictional doubt.
A street scene shows 40 pictures of Mchinley in residence windows near Bryan pot creek, reflecting a local display.
The report notes Vermont delivers the strongest showing of the year as temic gives hon 3mones a 40000 majority. It mentions Bryan has delivered ninety seven speeches since his nomination and is expected to campaign next week while the Democratic Party is praised as Jeffersonian and the Republicans are accused of overextension.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and numbers but lacks clear context or complete facts, hindering precise summary. The readable bits hint at a local item or notice but do not establish event, person, or organization details.
A fragmented note mentions Tus Shoals referendum and NH Muatsinger as organs of Punalistic doctrine with claims that Populists were rapidly straying from doctrine, though the text is garbled and unverified.
A prominent Democrat predicts victory across Kansas Nebraska Kentucky and Louisiana while the free silver movement wanes and reverses its earlier surge.
Unclear draft document surfaces showing J Oneal and Aci Paceett accused of concocting a plan to manipulate others. The item highlights alleged pressure and a movement to have people follow the stated whip.
Seven residents plan to attend a Republican rally in Seymour today featuring Senator John M Thurston Congressman Hanley Marcus A Sulvers and ex governor Han tt tar Wall loliver.
The text presents garbled phrases and names without a clear event or facts to summarize. It references people and concepts in a disjointed way, lacking coherent context for a news summary.
Broken text shows scattered references to football and names but lacks clear facts. It mentions a team or individuals with uncertain towns dates and outcomes, making concrete reporting impossible from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary text alleges silver price manipulation and graft tied to election results. Mentions Bryan and a potential payoff of one dollar per act, with observers criticizing enrichment schemes. Source readability is limited and details are uncertain.
The text appeals to voters in Daviess County to support Tien JG Adien for State Legislature. It urges fairness in representation to the state capital and claims the candidate is the hero of the elevator.
The fragment accuses Democrats and Populists of Judas traits and internal strife, suggesting widespread distrust of political figures. It references years of controversy and questions loyalty and leadership as a critique of current champions.
Large crowds attend each meeting as Miriis and lardy engage in debates across several towns. Speakers addressed audiences in Broomington Mantas Becton and Shoals with more events planned at Vnecures Spencer and Bisom Beld next Tuesday.
A A Lane of the Oslon Manufacturing Company toured Northern Indiana seeking customers for spokes. Factories he visited refused unless Bryan was not elected, fearing free silver would boost demand for spokes. Only where McKinley seemed likely did they buy.
Four years ago Furmere faced conflicting signals about tree trade raising wool prices while blankets and woolens could be bought cheaper. Now they hear free silver will lift wheat and corn prices, while farm machinery can be bought at reduced prices. Many farmers were hurt then but have learned little. Seymour Republican
The trustees of Van Buren township approved payment for a week of care for Peter Vaughn, who went crazy last week. The caregivers, described as Populists, presented a claim of 73 dollars which was reduced to 42 dollars by the commissioners.
The county board meets this week with a heavy flow of business. Citizens seek county money and repeatedly cry for relief, while commissioners strive to maintain order and discipline during the proceedings.
A district official asserts a law paying salaried physicians per township is unfair. He reports little worthy activity in Barr Township and suggests doctors should self regulate or face commissioners. Other cases show overwork and misaligned incentives.
A solemn afternoon wedding was held at three o’clock when Mattie, daughter of Satapdas, married Denudurnar of Warrentus. The ceremony was intimate with few attendees and was conducted by Mr Condurant, a contractor of good reputation. The couple have not yet decided where they will reside.
The U B Sinference in Indiana reports the annual conference held in Tudiana with Bishop Mills presiding. Appointments list ministers to communities including Washington J A Bell Comnelisville Hobson Oakland City Shoals Mestora Becks Greve Walls Beeversville Karns City Leota Martinsburgh Boyd Paxh Watson White River and presiding Elders J Breden and A A Armen.
A jumble of local items notes moves to pay rent and new campaigns. Mentions Owensburg Greens County Republicans and a grand Republican rally at Seymour with Thurston Hanley Hanna and Sultzner speakers. Public sale notices follow with a decree from Davies County Court and land in section 35 4N 5W.
Harvey Smiley mourns the death of his son Will 25, who died suddenly on Tuesday. Rev J Breder delivered the funeral at the UDB Church with a large turnout. burial followed at Walnut Hill Wednesday. He leaves a grieving bride and many friends and relatives. a Christian life noted by all who knew him.
A historical notice lists physicians and surgeons in Chicago addressing a chronic illness issue. Dir Hardiway & Co located at 70 Dearborn Street is referenced as part of the professional roster. The document reads as a call to treatment discussions among medical practitioners in the United States.
The undersigned will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at his residence in Down Township, Martin County, two miles east of Eaglesville, on Wednesday, September 30. The sale includes horses, mules, jacks and Jennets, cattle, sheep, anchors and other items. Auction starts at 10:00 A M. Terms 5 dollars and under cash, over 5 dollars credit 12 months with interest. Purchaser to give note with good freehold security bearing interest after maturity. Starlin Sims.
In Chicago at 21 Eouh Peoria street the Working Woman's Home Association uses Foley's Honey and Tar as a standard medicine. Dr Brian Sted endorses it and customers praise its cough syrup quality. Gantz and Webster advertise the product for sale.
The State Fair comes once a year and with low rates all week it offers a good time to take a fall vacation and enjoy the city attractions now available.
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