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Newspaper
Odon Weekly Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1889
Page
2
The notice lists advertising rates and payment terms for the Journal with multiple column specs and instructions. It urges residents to support a permanent Normal College in Odon Indiana, praising the existing school and urging action and welcoming attitudes toward incoming students.
In Washington March 22 the Postmaster General rejects rigid removal rules, saying each case must be judged on its merits. Rep Brown asked if a capable Democrat postmaster guilty of offensive partisanship could be removed. the reply affirmed action against officials whose partisanship harms duties, with fourth-class officers subject to possible removal pending vacancies.
A honey hunter trapped in a tree is released when a large bear climbs up and, after struggling, drags the man out by gripping him with both hands. The bear escapes in fear, leaving the man in joyful fear, grateful for the unlikely rescue.
Report notes a flood of business men visiting Odon seeking sites for ventures. Citizens should welcome them, promote local advantages, and highlight the area’s farm lands, cleanliness, liveliness, and town size to spur growth.
The Public Missionary services held by the W F M S at the M E Church last Friday night drew a small crowd but offered an entertaining and instructive session. The ladies showed strong interest in foreign mission work and are hopeful for future rewards. A liberal donation was given by attendees.
Mr G W Baker of Cole City buys the furniture and fixtures of the Udon House from Dr Smith and rents the building He plans to move Monday to take control of Hotel 6 The former hotel keeper is familiar with local crooks and business ways The town welcomes him and urges patrons to make him feel at home
A grim schoolyard poem recited by Edwin B. Ward on March 16 1539 at the Herron schoolhouse Madison township Daviess county describes burying a snake in broad daylight. The scene shows frightened girls quiet students and a solemn rite with sand bars and a shallow grave.
Three partners S H Brittain, Harry Martin, and Chas F Daw son form the Odon Milling Company. They plan a large mill in Odon with top quality machinery and roller process flour for local farmers and surrounding counties. They aim to start flour production by June and seek subsidies totaling 137,300 with conditions on regional roadwork and nearby towns.
Good authority says rails will be laid on the new road to Odoa by June first. Jim Dunlap suffered a serious leg wound near Kecksylle while working on the railroad. Luther Hatfield injured by a jack-screw and rail at Bogg s Creek, insensible for an hour, to recover in a week or two. Seymour Republican notes E and R aims for 135000 dollars in Decatur county, surveying starting April 1, shops planned in Seymour if a 20000 dollar vote passes, trains hoped between Seymour and Bedford by July 1, 1889.
A compact list urges restraint and kindness in everyday behavior. It counsels avoiding intrusions into others health or misfortune and warns against loud talk in public spaces to protect others' feelings.
A birthday social hosted by Willis Edgin in Odon brought fifteen couples together. Guests arrived at 8 30 pm for two hours of conversation and music. Refreshments at 9 30 included bananas oranges and cake. The event marked Willis' twenty first birthday with warm wishes for the future.
Miss Minnie Phipps stays with her uncle T J Gore of Kecks ville this week. Born on the 18th to Mr and Mrs Grant Sipes a boy. mother and child well. Jasper Slasler and Will McElroy of Scotland were in Farlen Thursday. Some farmers gathering corn this week. Joseph Smiley of Elmore Township buying horses Thursday.
A Shelby, North Carolina testimonial reports Mrs. Falher Lutz suffering seven years with a severe illness and three months of coughing, with Dr King’s New Discovery curing her after one bottle. The seller offers two free trial bottles at W L Stoy's Drugstore.
Many accidents and diseases affect stock causing loss to farmers. The remedy quickly helps with stock ailments and inconvenience using Dr. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
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