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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented report describes a meeting led by the Mont achers and township officials. Discussions centered on a wage law repeal and a 2,500 dollar salary bill with 120 day probation, plus duty changes for teachers and school principals amid ongoing council actions.
Local pages show residents visiting friends and family over the weekend. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Pal visiting B. C. Dyal. Victor and Nellie Osborne with Ray. James Harris and Kenneth joining Mrs Burris’ parents. and Jess Allen returning after months away. Also note health ad urging Foley Kidney Pills for backache and kidney issues with claims of positive results.
OCR text fragment lists multiple names and social movements with scattered mentions of visits, funerals, family ties, and local events. The readable items include references to individuals such as Donaldson Belle Courtney and Theodore Wailage, mentions of a funeral, and several partial place names and relationships, all in a disjointed, newspaper-card style.
A dense OCR fragment reports live stock prices and grain figures around Chicago with cattle and sheep values, hay and Timothy prices, bulk sale figures, and references to Texas steers. It mentions doctors bills and a cough in a separate, unclear passage.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Kokomo and wire fabrics with prices such as six dollars and fifty cents. It references workshop actions, tensions, and toolwork terms, implying a small industrial listing. No clear date or complete items are readable.
A fragmented line reads Weird Fence Pegunas on frer hundred rods with unclear context. The readable parts hint at a rural measurement or landmark but lack concrete details or names to establish a full event or report.
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