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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
3
Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture advise locating a house near good shade trees for daily summer enjoyment. Prioritize windows with unbroken lawn views and inspiring landscape features such as mountains water or woodlands to uplift family life and daily comfort. If natural objects are missing, create year round interest with landscaped shrubs.
Kansas Civy Star quotes health director Dr. E H Bullock urging spring and fall cleanup of yards and streets. He stresses tidy premises, warns against ash and tin can piles, and says one neglected spot can ruin a block.
The Manufacturers' Record argues winter wheat yields will drop sharply by 248 million bushels from last year and old stock is largely inferior in grading and milling quality. It warns of reduced spring wheat acreage and urges turning to home gardens as a vital aid to the nation's food supply as new potatoes sell for 19 to 20 dollars per barrel in Florida.
John Small of Terre Haute says Tanlac helped him regain twenty pounds and return to steady work after years of illness. He cites relief from asthma, kidney issues, back pain, indigestion, and nerves, and notes friends at the mine began using Tanlac. Sold locally by Odon Drug Co and others in Washington Alfordsville and Elnora.
Federal and state authorities run 537,240 cattle across 25 793 herds under cooperative supervision as of April 1 1920. Accredited herds total 2 230 with 60 287 cattle free from the plague. Over 115 000等待 testing. 258 331 cattle completed first test stage with cautious projections of adding 170 000 to accredited status.
A string of local residents traveled and hosted visitors over the weekend. Ray Chestnut journeyed from Illinois to Bloomington then to Phoenix to visit kin and seek work. Families including the Harpers, Overtons, Chestnuts, and L Lambs shared Sunday visits across nearby towns and farms.
Noah Fisher attended events in Terre Haute Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Wm Kinnaman and Mrs Mary Winklepleck visited Tuesday. Mrs Walter Herron and Mrs Will Sprague of Odon spent part of the week there. Parry Howard, Mrs Jane Kirk and children Herry and Lula visited relatives near Eodon.
An Irishman named Mickey tries to deliver a note to the general through a gate with a strict no-entry rule. The sentry refuses him, insisting no one may enter without a pass. Mickey proposes taking the gun and letting him deliver the note, insisting the general sent him.
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