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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1902
Page
8
Fragments describe a graveyard in the city with mentions of George Flowers. The text notes arrangements for land purchase in Colorado and a farm dispute over destruction of graves. An afternoon event at Washington stands and a Mitchell game are referenced with unclear details.
The census discussion shows 6 796 779 bachelors twenty years or older and 45 195046 maidens, with a 2 531 833 male surplus over women. States like California and Wyoming reveal large bachelor pools while New England faces fewer spinsters, urging eastward migration and westward marriage opportunities.
Notice to voters in Elmora Ward and Elmore Township Davie county Indiana of an applicant under twenty one seeking license to sell spiritous and malt liquors with stated premises and entry points in a one and a half story building in Elmora lot No 5 block 6. The notice includes the applicant name Evwanp B Srupsex and details of the building and location.
Non Residence notice issued in the Daviess county circuit court in Indiana. Saray J Slaughterbeck sues Charles B F Slaughterbeck for divorce. defendant must appear by the second Monday of October 1902 at Washington court house to plead answer or demur. Clerk Tuomas Hannis signs. Attorneys Allen and Billheimer for plaintiff.
Indication of a complaint in the Daviess Circuit Court accus ing Alfred Horral of nonresidency. The notice requires appearance on the first Monday in October at the court in Washington County, Indiana.
A local notice reports a man from Washington Indiana cured of persistent stomach trouble after using four boxes of Stomach and Liver Tablets though he had tried many physicians. It mentions a neighbor’s infant dying of cholera infantum and references remedies and medical claims in a dated small-town context.
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