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Newspaper
Odon Weekly Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1889
Page
2
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Voters urged to choose Payne for marshal on Monday. John W. Dreenn, longtime town clerk, seeks rest, while supporters push for candidates of proven merit and fitting leadership.
Cast your vote for Hirry Crooke as Tow Clerk next Monday. The message urges residents to back Crooke in the upcoming local election for the clerk position.
Public notices urge voters to support Jes Hrienced for trustee next Monday. The language claims Dusxpap aligns with improvements and urges casting ballots for Hrienced to manage current funds.
Campaign note urges voters to support AprRaiam for town trustee. Praises improvements advocacy and community service. He promotes practical upgrades and responsible governance for local growth.
An unclear passage discusses men and a seloon action delaying a tax raise to the maximum limit. The wording is fragmented, with no clear names, places, dates, or organizations identifiable in readable form.
The text highlights Washingtons emphasis on patriotism and a firm belief in a protective tariff as a leading feature of his philosophy. It notes the tariff as a cornerstone of economic policy shaping national industry and commerce.
A report notes Washington wed a widow after two unsuccessful romances and declares the marriage a complete success.
A playful note on animals in politics referencing pigs and clover across Washington. The piece contrasts efforts to place pigs in favorable patches with lingering pits of strain, highlighting a whimsical satire of political maneuvering.
The text laments that Washington owned slaves but notes his will provided manumission for all his slaves. It frames this as political consistency and a public example for fellow countrymen to imitate.
A century ago the New York to San Francisco journey via Pease's Line of stages took weeks, regarded as rapid for its time. Today the same route would cover the continent in under five days, illustrating dramatic pace improvements in travel.
The town election Monday lacks candidates and clear issues. Voters should select reliable, honest, industrious individuals who support schools, saloon control, roadworks, shade trees, and town improvements. The rest of the text urges qualified residents to run for trustee in the third ward.
A large birthday gathering celebrated Mes Sietha Callahan with friends and many grandchildren. Attendees enjoyed food, gifts including dresses and handkerchiefs, and social time into the night. A cake sent to the office was eaten before reporting.
A memorial by Witeress and J Deanmn notes Comrade D L McCarter’s death and long service in the G A R. It praises his war wounds and endurance, expresses deepest sympathy to the family and follows with publication orders and signatures from post officials in Indiana.
A rousing appeal calls on residents to set aside personal quarrels and party differences for the town’s good. It condemns ego storms and self serving plots and urges cooperation to avoid failure and disgrace.
Investors buy multiple town plots with plans for houses and a restaurant. Mrs Berry acquires Alex Gdell lot for a dwelling. John W Crooke buys Race and Spring corner lot. Burrell Wagery buys Syeamoor Street Mill Street site for immediate construction. Norman and Redd rent Barrett and Wagey building to start a restaurant once vacated. Alex Odell sells corner Spring and Main lot to W L Fry for 8300.
The rails for the new road will be laid once the right of way is secured from Elmore township. Officials expect the right of way to be obtained in two to three days and anticipate rail laying to begin next week with construction leading toward Madison township.
A busy Sunday finds many visitors at the E. & RR. car event while farmers and residents discuss planting, brick kilns progress, and local trades. Notes mention Mr. Van Sickle from the Buckeye state visiting, Gill Laughlin prepping a kiln, and Mrs. Mitchell teaching music.
A patient endured severe illness for years with vital organs threatened and months of danger. After taking a first dose of a new remedy, she improved dramatically and slept better, with hopes of recovery. The letter from Mrs. Lath 4 Lutz credits WC. Timmrick & Co. and a free trial bottle at W. TL. Stoy's Drug Store in Bethely, N. C.
White Elspant Poistoes at Crom wel and Toelle's display features. Local notes indicate a decorative exhibit with regional crafts and period items.
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