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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
8
V Merrill directs all persons buying business with the trustee of Addison township to attend at his office or about town on Friday of the week to transact township business.
Trustee Thos G Wadsworth announces weekly Wednesday sessions at his Eaglesville residence to handle township business for Van Buren Township. Citizens with matters before the trustee are urged to attend during these hours.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Myers visit from California for several weeks with relatives. Mrs J M Williams sick. daughter Martha Overton at bedside. Typhoid afflicts Racy Stuckey for over six weeks. Born to John A O Connor and wife south of town. Mines need more workers.
Miss Lilly Long and Miss Emma Shake spent Sunday together. Mrs Arch McMullen and Miss Mary Shircliff visited Mrs Frank McMullen. Bloomer Myers and Curt Sharpless visited Wu. Walter Dillon of Chicago returned home after visiting relatives here. Attendees from here went to the O R Laughlin sale Wednesday. Misses Mary McMullen and Ira Boardman visited Mrs Ida Fesler of Friendship. James Baile and wife visited his mother Mrs Jane Baile. Old papers for sale at this office. A big batch for 50.
An article by Mr Bryan published July 18 in Col ler's Weekly argues about the presidency and questions his fitness to be a resident of the United States. The writer vows to expose shortcomings and address the claims with careful analysis.
A Collier's article on William J. Bryan’s view of the presidency is analyzed, arguing his overreliance on sympathy without judgment. The piece defends Roosevelt’s leadership, critiques Bryan’s cabinet idea, and warns that Bryan’s proposals risk weak governance and discord.
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