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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
2
A reader from Chicago credits a doctor and Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for curing children’s coughs without opiates. The note mentions savings on medical costs and praises the treatment as effective.
The item lists residents and visitors including Trainor, Paigerew in Washington on Saturday, Walls m P¢tts visiting relatives Sunday, Lewb. Wilfiame to Washington Saturday, Taingi Bramble of Jasonville in Montgomery Sunday, and Engh Prosser also to Washington, with Burned property noted and a brief endorsement claiming Foley's Tar Compound offers quick relief.
OCR text shows cattle price quotes for hogs native western stock with prices and weights, plus a misread ad for Foley Kidney Pills claiming kidney relief. The fragment mentions Fox street Nobigs ville Indiana and prescription land. Heavily garbled with stray quotes and misspellings.
A crowded shooting event at the old fair grounds featured entrants from multiple counties. Turkey contests and prize money were awarded as spectators enjoyed sandwiches while the gun club hosted the Wednesday attraction.
A report from the State Teachers Association discusses vocational education costs and aims. It covers proposed legislation, teacher qualifications, and the need for equal opportunities across rural and urban schools.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to state tax acts, funds, and an annual levy for a water department. It mixes with medical ads for cough remedies and kidney pills from local druggists. Names include Smith and Winton, with attorney Gardiner mentioned in a public notice context.
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