Powder Mills Question Sparks Local Debate
A fragmented notice from Powder Mills raises questions about fees and procedures. Officials have yet to provide clear answers as residents seek transparency on the matter.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1899
Page
1
A fragmented notice from Powder Mills raises questions about fees and procedures. Officials have yet to provide clear answers as residents seek transparency on the matter.
Half legible text notes a new line and a thaw affecting openings of schools and places. Mentions a date near late November and references to plans, methods, and local civic actions. The readable fragments imply delays and openings contrasted with ongoing modernizing efforts.
A fragmented report notes multiple casualties after a water incident near Sagar Rica and Poonrens road. Names are unclear, but several persons were killed or injured, with authorities investigating the event.
Joan Milton of Chicago has been elected to the chair of oratory at Wooster University in Wooster. The appointment was announced by the university’s Chambers of the Northwestern region.
George N. Reade, a Lexington Kentucky whisky salesman, was found dead along the Big Four railroad three miles west of Muncie Indiana on a Monday morning. The cause is reported as suicide or possible train strike with no witness to the accident. Reade left behind two sons and a wife, with Claude and John Reade named as relatives.
Samuel McGoran, 20, was found dead on the Vandalia track east of Echere with his head crushed. Police report he may have fallen onto the rail. investigation ongoing.
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