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A brief fragment lists positions such as President Vice-President Cashier and Assistant Cashier. No names or locations are provided.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1890
Page
2
A brief fragment lists positions such as President Vice-President Cashier and Assistant Cashier. No names or locations are provided.
Democratic organs boast a statewide win in Arkansas carrying all offices and even ballot boxes with a Republican vote majority. The report notes the breadth of the win and the surprising tally within the ballot containers.
A political column denounces Indiana Democrats for fiscal deficits and debt growth, criticizes the last Legislature as corrupt, and endorses Republican temperance planks. It notes the national anti lottery bill and supports local option as a method to regulate intoxicants.
An exchange states two clearly defined campaign issues: condemnation of the gerrymander that disenfranchises Republicans in the state and condemnation of the Democratic financial policy that piles up debt without payment plans. It argues these should elect the Republican ticket by a large majority.
The piece argues Green Smiths presence in the Indiana Legislature blocked Lt Governor Robertson from a seat and possibly helped General Harrison become President. It claims his name on the Democratic State ticket will hurt the ticket in Indiana this fall and that voters will wish he had never been born.
The passage lists five labor bills advanced by Republicans this session. They ban convict labor on government projects, prohibit use of convict labor products, require an eight hour workday for government workers, allow dismantled workers to seek judicial arbitration, and outlaw contract labor in the area.
The Greene County town of Odon faces an anti saloon backlash as James Hasler of Odon is accused of seeking a saloon license. The Advertiser claims Hasler is not aligned with Odon and warns of strong local resistance if he pursues the issue.
A 1888 Republican stance frames labor protections as nationwide measures. The author asserts Congress enacted major labor related bills including elections tariff silver bankruptcy and land policies, driven by labor support rather than class favoritism, redefining the House’s role since Washington.
Soldiers are directed to take pension checks to the Odon Exchange Bank and have them cashed without any cost to the recipient.
Harry H. Crooke and Maggie Mason were united in marriage at the bride’s mother's residence Thursday night at ? o'clock. Rev. X Woods of the U E Church officiated. Several invited guests attended and the couple received many handsome presents.
John Walls moved into the house on Eay Taylor's farm vacated by Wh Bechtel. George York seeks fortune in the Lone Star state. Mrs Polly Danell of Lawrence county visits relatives here. Hayes Ledgerwood leaves for Kansas to teach winter. R D Stetts family returns from Bedford Mitchell and Orleans visit. Madison township is represented in the S I N C by Mise Lalu Hindiman studying Short hand and Type Writing, and Mr Edwin Arforn in the teacher's course.
The firm W J Danner & Co dissolves by mutual consent in Daviess County Indiana. W J Danner retires. Sarah Pensinger remaining to continue the drug business while Danner enters broader jewelry ventures in Odon.
The town of Odon in Daviess county Indiana enacts sidewalks on West Spring Street from the post office to the Evansville and Richmond Railroad with four foot width, planks one and a half inches thick on oak blocks, to be completed by October 1590. Property owners fronting the sidewalk must lay their own sidewalks or face costs charged to their lot and liens until paid, with emergency in effect from passage.
The notice outlines a sidewalk construction deadline of October 1 1890 with property owners responsible for paving in front of their lots and liens placed on the properties if not done. It includes names W R Neeriemer D T Cromwell C F Dawson J S Hubbard and mentions Bowels irregular and Simmons Liver Regulator. It also praises W T Dearmin and quotes John Keown praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy with sales at W L Stoy.
James Cain renewals for Mrs C T Straw of Sellersburg Indiana noted. Kwame mail service offered via Oden Exchange Bank at half Post Clee rates. QO pac photo orders reopen today. Rail special Odon to Washington Oct 7 8. Washington Fair offers largest county purse with 1300 for fastest pacer and trotter Oct 2 3. J C Lavelle Secr. Clothing goods ad by J B Abell Odon Indiana.
A Vienna Presse writer estimates annual city spending on tips exceeds 4,000,000 florins. Waiters in restaurants lead with 1,825,000 florins, followed by coffee house staff at 876,000. Hackmen and cabmen receive 474,000, and streetcar conductors are tipped about 100,000 florins yearly.
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