False Economy Sweep Promises Satisfy Capacity
A fragment notes a sweep that will satisfy capacity and quality of work. It urges investigation of merits and frames customer status as contingent on evaluating the false economy claim.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1899
Page
12
A fragment notes a sweep that will satisfy capacity and quality of work. It urges investigation of merits and frames customer status as contingent on evaluating the false economy claim.
A long, rambling column blends political chatter with local notices from a Indiana town. It riffs on Bryan and Hogg prospects, Chicago platforms, and a mix of community updates, deaths, travel, and Thanksgiving visits, with names like Moder River and Davis County featured.
An unclear early 20th century note mentions Plainville residents and a person named Edwardspor visiting Waahlia, with references to social visits to Elnora and Mrs Matt Kilion. The fragmented lines hint at family gatherings and Sunday events among relatives, but specifics are obscured.
Fragmented OCR notes describe visits and family mentions in Topeka Kansas. Names include Wilson-Myer and TomYan, with references to a Dr Methor and Bel Bod families. The text shows Sunday visits and a return home, dated around a recent weekend in a San Wet 0 Monday context.
The fragment lists residents and visitors, including Mrs Sustah Gold, James Tracy, and families moving or visiting Washington and Leogootes. It mentions building projects in MeCord and Gentryvilid, church meetings led by Rev Crawford, and a plan to fund band equipment via a grand cake walk during holiday festivities.
Fragmentary text mentions support by various parties and appreciation for patronage. Incomplete phrases indicate a note of thanks or acknowledgment, with garbled spelling and broken quotes. No clear events, names, or dates are discernible from the legible portions.
A public notice from Maple Valley and Maysville residents invites visitors while requesting pets stay home. The message warns against malice and requires guests to respect property and local guardianship of a quail friend. Names of residents and local officials are listed.
Notice to stockholders of Watlington National Bank of Washington Daviess County Indiana. Meeting set for the second Tuesday in January at 10 a.m. to elect five directors to serve the ensuing year. Signed WM Hayes, Cashier.
Notice to heirs and creditors of Mary J Veale deceased in Daviess Circuit Court. Jonathan G Allen administrator presents final settlement and vouchers for examination January 2, 1800. All interested appear to show cause why account may not be approved. witnesses and court seal noted. Hastings Allen & Billheimer attorneys for administrator. Court at Washington Indiana. December 6, 1699.
The County Commissioners of Daviess County Indiana invite sealed proposals by January 8, 1900, at 3 pm for furnishing bank books stationery and supplies for county officers for one year. Bids must follow regulations on file in the County Auditor's office. The contract will be let to the lowest responsible bidder with right to reject any bid. ROUT RUSSELL, Auditor.
A wedding occurred in Clinton as Mita Gleas married Mr Alexander with Dr Campbell officiating. Attendants were Will Healy and Miss Nellis Ray. Relatives and friends attended a banquet afterward in a family setting. The report notes discussions on salary obligations and potential church membership matters.
A local report describes an embezzlement indictment and guilty finding at Vincepne, with details of alleged sales, receipts kept, and a second charge pending. The piece weaves in oblique notes about deaths, couples, and a janitor assignment, reflecting a scatter of community items and rumors in the period’s voice.
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