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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1923
Page
8
Indiana flour advocacy notes a campaign for Cream of Wheat and Odon Patent flour. Mentions Purdue University Home Economics research and encourages local usage in bread baking and family meals. Describes community notices and local personalities in passing.
The county council completed its annual meeting Tuesday and signed the appropriation ordinance for 1924 totaling 124370 dollars. Of this 111120 will be raised by taxation while 13250 is anticipated from other sources. The hospital receives 1200 dollars in total, paid as 100 dollar installments monthly, plus 500 dollars to build a garage on the jail lot. The tax levy is set at 37 cents per 100 dollars, with a gravel road fund proposed at 30 cents but reduced to 25 cents, keeping the overall rate unchanged from this year. Immediate appropriations totaling 6424.14 dollars were granted to cover deficits or impending needs.
Story seems to follow a domestic scene with Haredd endis Liv Sixster voicing frustration. Dialogue hints conflict over gossip or intrusion into a parlor setting. Text appears fragmented and incomplete.
Unclear readable fragments describe local items, names, or places with no coherent narrative or identifiable events or dates.
A terse note references condensed milk content in a magazine article. It mentions a can opener and a paper knife as tools for access, with playful dialogue suggesting a domestic or appliance focus. The fragment implies a domestic kitchen item feature or ad style piece.
Oklahoma King the grand champion Barrow of 1922 travels as the widest toured hog on earth. After Chicago honors he toured Nashville Denver Lincoln Crookston Madison and many more, returning to Chicago for the December International fair. He has gained flesh on the road and was treated like royalty, with hotel lobby quarters and royal receptions.
Terre Haute reports bronze medals will honor William Thurston and John Cottrell for directing fellow miners to rescue Rex the Shetland pony trapped ten days in a Bicknell mine. Smaller medals from the ASPCA go to Ralph Marson, Peter Brown, Edward Reiser, Lon Crawford and William Bailey.
The dairy industry has shown phenomenal progress over the past three years. While other farming sectors stagnated, dairy production and consumption set new records annually.
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