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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
5
A local butcher proclaims they stake their reputation on steaks chops and extra cuts of beef veal pork and more. They emphasize careful stock selection and promise fresh tender juicy wholesome meat of top quality for discerning customers.
City residents consider adopting a new form of government. The message outlines an important feature in the city government framework and signals ongoing deliberations about constitutional changes.
The discussion outlines how the referendum and recall proposals operate within the city government. It details voter thresholds percent turnout and timing for petitions and elections with emphasis on emergency measures and direct citizen control over officials. It notes supporters urge increased accountability while critics warn of potential instability and frequent votes.
On June 1 the attestation of Secretary of Agriculture Hane ton fell again as Warren Smith, Weather Bureau director in Coline, was suspended pending further inquiry. The suspension stemmed from allegations tied to Ruth and implicated Smith in aiding White J. Moore's campaign for agriculture secretary.
The Womans Guild will meet at the home of Mrs Ae Hopkins on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. The usual silver offering will be received.
A fragmentary report notes Pursuits of Senators bill and Maine trade links. It mentions a principal position with the Powder Company, foreign affairs committee ties, and a stated reason for employment amid South American trade context. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
Washington reports strife between Southern senators and representatives over Underwood tariff rates. House Democrats accuse the White House ally of blunders that raised rates or lowered exemptions beyond need. Southern senators push for more protection of cotton manufactures while Southern lawmakers defend the rates as fair.
New York financier Erb, head of the Ron Arter railroad and linked to Pere Marquette and Denver and Salt Lake lines, says he will reward the decision if the Minnesota Railway Party case completes. He expects the ruling to influence interstate commerce and railroad securities, noting two major cases and a pending state Supreme Court view.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled text referring to a department sounding a tocsin and mentions competitors under various names, with unclear context and multiple corrupted phrases. The readable bits suggest a page one continuation with references to a contest or election among entities called crizital etiofs and a term trnat, but details are not decipherable.
Fragmentary OHIO HAPPENINGS item mentions a death by own action near Athens with scattered references to locations such as Paris and a hotel district. The legible parts indicate a mix of place names, dates, and vague events, but the text is heavily garbled and lacks coherent specifics.
The fragmentary obituary and social items describe a funeral procession, church and charity notes, and civic notices. Mentions include a London or Northumberland area, a hospital or academy reference, charitable saloons, and local society events. Mentions of Fayette Hive No C17 and Ladies of the Maccabees indicate fraternal club activities.
A battered report describes a perilous escape as a convoy escorts a vessel through hazardous waters to New York. Fire gates, frayed lines, and a crew of four grapple with gales and flames while the steamer nears shelter. The incident highlights peril at sea and swift action to reach safety.
The campus celebrated the fortieth annual commencement with graduates and alumni filling the site as ceremonies near conclusion. Diplomas will be awarded tomorrow along with the keynote address by Governor Cox.
Frank M. Fullerton advertises loans of 200 500 700 1000 1500 and 2000 dollars. The notice lists available amounts and invites applicants to contact him for terms.
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