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Newspaper
Odon Weekly Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1889
Page
2
A recent article notes a new measure restricting American criminals from seeking refuge in Canary, signaling a shift in extradition or asylum policy. Details on the law and its enforcement remain sparse in the readable text.
Local authorities warn of counterfeit ten dollar bids circulating as flooding disrupts markets. Residents report confusion at shops and banks while officials urge vigilance and provide guidance to verify currency authenticity.
Police order seizure of all toys pistols and firearms found with children. Dealers are forbidden to sell them to minors.
Democratic papers signal Commissioner Tanner must leave but the timing will be gradual due to the incoming Democratic President in 2002. The move is described as unavoidable yet not swift.
The piece urges the Democrats to set together and recover from the panic that seized them last November. It questions how they can unite when still in disarray and advises timely action to hold a convention before the dow days.
An anecdote questions Americas deeds and cites a response praising aid from the United States. The quote notes producing a benevolent figure and sending flour barrels to starving British and Irish subjects.
The figure McHusugu refuses the Obi gubernatorial nomination. The piece notes options for political advancement are more available locally, with Oliv boasting many willing to contend for top posts, though few who could match McKinley’s suitability.
The piece argues Republicans will win four states this year and Montana with effort. It warns that a Democratic victory could hinder Montana's prospects by discouraging settlers and capital, urging citizens to remember this risk.
An exchange notes that this year will have Fridays from start to end with fifty three Fridays in total. Four months will feature five Fridays each and both the longest and shortest day fall on a Friday. It recalls the Johnstown disaster occurring on a Friday.
The West Baden Tines notes a lead mine about half a mile from the mineral springs in Orange County. It recalls old settlers thirty years ago finding lead and gold and making bullets from the ore to kill bears.
The passage recalls an old beech tree at Piet Lick Springs where settlers once built a limb platform and watched overnight for deer to descend to salt flats. An old pioneer tied a light wine bag to a gun barrel to see the beads on the barrel.
County Auditor Lavelle completed the June apportionment of school funds. Per capita based on the same congressional common school and license figures is 5 LGo, and per capita on total amount lists inferred equality.
Delays in laying rails on the new road from here to Elnora push work back at least a week. Parts shortages and broken tie repair cause the hold up. Tracklayers may reach Quinon next week as the line now extends to Guthrie. Mr Macheshineself says he will supply materials and prevent further delays. An excursion to Elnor or Washington may follow once progress resumes.
Messrs Pots and Johnson propose a new enterprise to the town, hoping to secure a mensue factory and employ women throughout the year. A letter to Messrs Por A Johnson requests details, with town residents urged to support the project as a boost to the local economy and civic rank.
A vandal scratched the date of death, September 89, on a William Hastings memorial in Odon Cemetery. The crime would be prosecuted to the full extent of the law if the offender is caught.
A letter from A T Av Siocem of Pearl Street New York claims a cure for consumption. He promises two free bottles to readers who send express and post office address. The note requests reader response.
A local assessment dispute reveals Washington township merchants pay lower stock valuations than peers in Odon, with five Washington stores noted for holding large inventories. Reports claim systematic underassessment by Washington officials and question the fairness of the county board of equalization.
A fragmented church program lists opening song, scripture by Pharley Barret, prayer by J. Mlot Boyd, another hymn, and an address by J. Uebbbald. It invites all town residents to a special service aimed at encouraging young men, with testimonies and a November 14 date.
The EL and Tolland E and L o railroad companies offer round trip tickets between all stations from July 4 to July 5 with return valid through July 6. Tickets are available at regular ticket offices and usable on regular passenger trains on those dates. G. J. Grammer Traffic Mgr.
A historic tribute to Electric Bitters as a tonic and alterative that restores health after long illness. Advertises relief for kidney liver and stomach troubles with a dose of Dr J H McLean’s Chills and Fever Cure as a valued standby. Sold at 60c and $1 per bottle at W L Stoy’s drugstore, asserting malaria prevention through periodic use.
Notice lists W. L. McCarten inviting all who have business to transfer to meet him on the second Saturday of each month at Qd and on the fourth at his residence in Mad. Township.
In the will of Elizabeth Deuean, deceased of Davis county, the court orders sale of her personal property and settlement of debts. The real estate is to be divided after court proceedings in the Canterbury Paraphrase main court, with Miley as executor.
Notice to bidders for the construction of a new brick school building in Madison township. Proposals must be received by the specified Path day of duty psstimae. Bids will be opened on the above date. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved by W.ote McCareen Trustee of Fdadisus Tp.
Facilitation notice announces sale of round trip tickets from Elnora to Nashville via Evansville for the National Education Association meeting. Fare listed as 30 dollars inclusive with good return options. Tickets honored for passage leaving Nashville before the specified date. information available from the undersigned traffic manager Guaman.
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