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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1891
Page
2
ALM Clark trustee of Van Buren township states residents with business may attend Saturday meetings in Hagheville for Western Union affairs. Meetings occur the first Saturday of each month except holidays.
The report notes strong partisan clashes in Ohio with amplified claims of military force and electoral plots. It emphasizes sugar policy as a political tool, arguing Republicans pushed for lower prices amid a favorable Congress while Democrats oppose it.
Reposts claim frost devastated the northwest corn crop but early indicators suggest very little injury across states. Await broader official reports as the week progresses.
County commissioners ended a nine day meeting at noon Wednesday. Notably absent was Mr Tiline who did not attend due to alleged illness. Some speculate the group limited discussion on the investigation of the Auditor and Treasurer’s books may have driven away Nine and Koine from taking positions during the session.
James Hasier fails to obtain a liquor license for Oden, with county commissioners citing three solid objections. No notice proof attached, Hasier runs Bloomfield saloon, and court rulings require moral fitness for such a public establishment.
John Lich, 55, trusted manager for Lost River Townships, shot himself in his desk room after a quarrel with his sister and plans noted in a drawer. Authorities report he faced pressure from unpaid vouchers and an inability to leave home, with funeral arrangements referenced at Shivey’s undertaking.
The text notes various local moves and farm plans in Phateies county, with residents including WOT Odensld and Newton Dougherty. It mentions Mrs. C Po Straw building near the city, Welch corn conditions, and ill health of John Chinn. An anecdote praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm in a Parcell account, claiming relief for facial paralysis and rheumatism. Dr. Divens offers druggists sundries at cost for 53 days.
A fragmented report notes events at the Pip Daviess county fair in Washington on a September day with preparations and local participants.
The notice lists appointments for USBR church quarterly meetings across circuits including Durre City Viersart, Odon strauion, Plenasan, Getty Momtguliery, Affordsville, Thomas Chapel, Hillddani, and Baterview. It notes dates in September and describes western district arrangements under YT. Tiobsann.
The report shows 38 entries and 38 diploma ribbons awarded with special premiums for the Old Settlers gathering. It lists winners in various races and the treasurer's cash flow including receipts and expenses. The paper urges subscribers to pay arrears and supports enforcing payment for continued delivery.
This annual fair in Iowa County runs from September 28 to 30 at Washington. Attractions include three balloon ascensions three days of hippodrome races and fleet flying horses. Also notes a reliance on Dr Divens prescription for fits and a claim of a cure.
A fragmented notice describes a set of attractions assembled by the Northern Pacific company. It hints at diverse displays and fairs intended to draw crowds, with sparse details on locations or exact dates.
Excursion planned for September 25 invites all to visit friends in Tussara. Tickets available at the station or through BR. J. Lawley to ensure supply. Lawrence County Fair at Bedford Ind promotes excursion tickets shore dates for round trip travel.
Notice directs readers to write James C. Lavelle Secretary Washington Indiana for the premium list and event details. The text also includes a treatment reference for toothache Divens Contotalgia and Net wxheia, which appear as nonspecific remedies.
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