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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1897
Page
4
Petersburg town plans fuel the gas venture while outsiders seek industrial bids. Notes on residents, travel, and local commerce touch on a proposed jumbo output, the depot, and shifts in town growth amid aging structures and new prospects.
A fragmented piece describes dogs like Newfoundlands hired for water work and watchmen on excursions near Spitzbergen. It notes sparse inhabitants, a coast of Norway setting, and the use of dogs for keeping, with references to a post office, doctors, and remedies.
Fragmented text describes a one story frame building on a gravel lot facing East Flat Street in Washington Indiana. Location near Second Ward in the city, with references to county and state, likely a public notice or property description.
A notice for a liquor license application by an individual named anil forms part of a Daviess County hearing. The applicant seeks permission to sell malt and intoxicating beverages in quantities for on premise consumption at a one story frame building in Wright Clark and Wilson addition known as Long Branch addition in Washington Indiana. The venue fronts Walnut Street with an 18 by 40 foot room and rear entrances.
Notice to residents of Second Ward Washington Dayits County Indians that William J Obager seeks license from Daviess County Board of Commissioners to sell spirituous intoxicating liquors at a premises described as a frame building fronting East Street between South and Auburn streets in Liverpool Washington township with a lot about sixteen by thirty feet. The station would allow sale and consumption on the premises under legal quantities with exits front and rear, in the northeast corner of the property. A regular session is set for September 1897.
In Daviess County Circuit Court the Hastings firm files a complaint to quiet title on real estate against non residents The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company and The Furnerner Loan and Trust Company among others The action requires the non residents to appear at the next term on the first Sunday in October 187? to answer the complaint and avoid default proceedings.
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