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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
4
A reflective essay urges women to nurture home harmony through care and restraint. It stresses that children learn manners early, and that a well planned living space enhances order. It promotes self development as the true path to inspiring others and improving society.
Mr. Cullop mocked the Dingley tariff claiming dragon's blood is listed as free. He derided the idea as fanciful noting the dragon is myth and that the substance is a tropical resin used in varnish and medicine. The Knox county bar mockingly nicknamed him Windy Bill.
The town of Odon Indiana invites sealed bids by September 2 for building a stone and concrete bridge across Grove Street Walnut Street. Bid bond $200 required. five year workmanship and materials guarantee. Bids opened September 22 between 7 and 8 p.m. lowest responsible bidder chosen. right to reject oral bids. C W Freeman president Dean M Inman town clerk.
Advertises medical practice by J W Anderson a physician and surgeon in Odon Indiana with emphasis on stomach diseases and special attention offered at the office amid old papers and faded print.
A fragmented, biased clipping cites phrases about Black people and Democrats. The text appears as an informal opinion snippet with inflammatory language and lacks clear context or concrete events. It mentions political groups in a charged, unclear framing.
The piece argues that Western and Southern Democrats push local control of the race issue while Indiana figures like Joseph Cravens challenge the party machinery tied to brewery interests. It warns that a Brewery crowd dominates county and state committees, threatening nominee options and party independence.
Hearst proclaims there is no Democratic party left, calling it a Bryan faction. He questions the Iroquois Club of San Francisco about its loyalties and mocks different Democratic strands from 1892 to 1908, asking what kind of Democrats they are and if they accept various policy shifts.
The text notes Mr. Bryan criticising Mr. Taft for adding to the Republican platform and mentions the number of premier issues subtracted from the Democratic platform. Omaha Bee language appears in fragments.
A historical reflective piece argues that modern Republicans have diverged from Lincolns era while Democrats also shift from Jeffersonian roots. It notes leaders and doctrines evolved to fit new times and notes Bryan and Marshall in relation to Jeffersonian ideals.
To all persons having business with the trustee of adison township I will be at my offer or about town on Friday of each week to attend township business.
Notice of letting bids by the Odon Indiana town clerk for concrete street and alley crossings in Eden with nine named crossings on Race Walnut Main Oak streets plus two alleys. Bid bond $500 required. five year workmanship/materials guarantee. bids due September 22, 190s.
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