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Newspaper

Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1905

Page

4

Local Scene Mixes Luck and Crime in Small Town

A judge won a lottery style box at John Vickery's store and plans to run for office. Ad Deshain was shot in the neck and jaw at Henry Burnel’s drug store, with the muzzle reportedly from Oile Gilliates’s arm causing damage to window panes. Reports mention typhoid illness, state fair visits, and community notices from Eaglesville with local travel, school, and social updates.

A. CG. McFadden John Vickery Oile Gilliates

Local Notes and Visits Highlight Weekend Events

Matt Lundergan suffered a facial injury from a baseball during Sunday's game. George Walker returned Friday from Indianapolis after attending the State Fair. Maggie Fignoo and Anna Milly visit from long distance to see relatives. The Wade family hosted visitors and a large crowd attended dances and the Wade school opening. Thomas Filson returned from Montgomery where he worked on gravel roads. Mrs John Mouta is reported much worse with typhoid fever.

George Walker Indianapolis Thomas Filson Montgomery

Humor and Philosophy By Duncan M Smith

A compact reflection on human nature mixing wit and observations. The piece jokes about compliments poverty honesty fashion and temptation while noting everyday social quirks and the quirks of men and women. It blends old timey philosophy with light humor and social commentary.

All in the Business in the Country Town

A distressed man dreams of leaving the high pace and settling in the woods with his wife and child to sell goods. He imagines water, forests, and distant towns as appealing, hoping to draw customers and escape dull routine by traveling east and courting a hopeful future.

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What in the world caused that marriage chosen

Fragmentary OCR notes describe someone questioning a marriage and a person named Attie. The text hints at free offerings and social commentary but lacks clear event details or a named location or date. The passage reads like a gossip fragment on relationships and fortunes.

Maligned Spot and The Panama Climate Riddle

Fragmented verse laments a fickle crowd and social discomfort. It blends satire on wise guys and tenderfeet with a cryptic reference to Panama climate and a stray note about rain and fever amid scattered letters and misspelled phrases.

Sam Panama Lucie Sucacner Sim Usxec

The Laziest Man in town described by officers

A humorous exchange about a notoriously lazy man in town. The colonel notes one figure fitting the lazy description, while the captain and major discuss the tale's details and exaggerations about his extreme sloth and timing of rising from bed.

Fragmentary notice about a man seeking better life on Easy Street

A cryptic excerpt describes a person seeking fulfillment on Easy Street but finding hardship and protest or resistance where people were openly facing uncertainty or struggle. The text is fragmented and lacks clear names or places.

Unclear dialogue fragment with directions

A fragmented street dialogue describes locating a lake with directions “down here about two blocks” and mentions watering or watering place. The OCR text is garbled and lacks identifiable people or events.

Eddie Ez Stnsive and Logurice Father of Thirteen Children

A fragment hints at a father of thirteen children and a dismissive attitude toward pain. The quoted lines reference X rays on a pocketbook as a metaphor for hidden costs or truths. The text presents dialogue without clear context or full attribution.

Logurice

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