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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
8
The Indian land sale program advertises tracts across Oklahoma former Indian Territory. The U S Indian Superintendent lists buyers from many states, with October auctions expected to raise around 225 000 dollars.
A head on collision on the Terre Haute line left several dead and many injured. Names include John Murphy and Mrs Charles Earnhardt among the injured with multiple bruises and cuts. The wreck disrupted service as investigators review the cause of the collision and the condition of the passing trains.
Community news from Shiloh reports Clara Rosenberry and others attending gatherings. Belle and family visits are noted with Odom and Will Fomerickhouse. Nora Chestnut returns from Indianapolis to work at a laundry. Apple crops remain plentiful in the vicinity as meetings and church activities proceed.
Rumors say Frisco may win bids for Walsh railroad properties including Chicago Southern and a line from Chicago to Verre Hate. The Monon and others eye Southern Indiana and Indianapolis access via new routes, amid a web of ties to the Dacian Walsh trust and Chicago firms.
Luther Bowman, 35, of Elnora, was killed when a coal yard foreman’s post and a dump car struck him near Bushrod. Married last week to Armanda Stout, Bowman’s death came instantly as he rode the crash line. Funeral held in Lawrence from Elnora. burial at Elmora. Bowman born January 8, 1814 in Creese County, son of Jesse Bowman. survived by one wife, two previous widows.
On and after July 27, 110, Twill will make and boil cider weekly on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Terms: thirty gallons and under four cents per gallon, over thirty gallons one and a half cents per gallon. To boil cider to syrup one hundred fourteen cents per gallon. W R Neeremer Odeon Inter State Phone No 77 Co operate phone No 32 Mill near S 1 Depot.
Promoters Charles H. Ross John Swartz and A. Whisman announce a broom factory to be opened in the Whismman building near the light plant. The plant aims for an output of about sixteen dozen brooms daily.
James White sixteen son of George White of Finora died Sunday morning of typhoid fever. The funeral was held Monday afternoon.
Republicans hold a class meeting convention in Odon on Saturday October 1 at 2 oclock to nominate three candidates for justice of the peace three for constable and three for the township advisory board.
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