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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
6
The piece notes a long running animal exhibit attracting visitors while the city plans to spend for Prof. Davis to testify about the display. It mentions court appeals, grand jury actions, election talk, and local political reorganizers amid a discussion of water supply and costs.
July Fourth events at C P Church with Miss Grace Shelbyville to present a program at St Michaels. The issue also reports community notices from Washington and nearby counties including appointments, school plans, hospital updates, and local civic developments amid a flood of names and places.
A ragged write up notes Vincennes Invincibles from Indiana traveling Sunday to face the Washington Grays in an intercity match. The piece extols the Washington squad’s high spirit and hints Flora’s invincibles might be a tougher foe if contrasted.
Readable portions show numerous property deeds and quitclaims in Washington and surrounding additions. Names include Wm D Ledgerwood James Ledgerwood Rebecca Hartzell Julia Woodamall Myra Graves Charles Graves and many others with parcels in Washington Turners and Crook's additions and various nwq sittings, totals range into thousands of dollars.
A local group organizes a community laundry session to help families in need. Volunteers set up portable washers at the church hall and collect detergent and fabric softeners for distribution. Organizers urge residents to bring clothing and stay for a brief cleanup.
A reader testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured kidney related back pain and urinary discomfort. The endorsement notes swift relief and gratitude, urging others to try the product sold by local agents for 50 cents. The ad emphasizes Foster-Miller Co of Buffalo as the U S agents and warns against substitutes.
An advertisement touts Chic Mulerr hats at Straat and Shorts Sister Artists Millinery in Cidka Building, promising fashion at bargain prices. A health pitch promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a cure for digestive and kidney concerns, urging readers to keep Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry on hand amid cholera and dysentery fears.
A testimonial from Casper Walton of Winchigan City Bud claims Dr. A W Chase's Ointment cured his piles after other remedies failed. He says the ointment stopped itching bleeding and protrusion and he would reclaim his money if not satisfied.
The text advertises hammocks in various sizes and styles with low prices starting at five dollars. It mentions Carnahan Co as the seller and emphasizes affordable entry points for shoppers.
Sailor themed hat craze noted with prices listed at 15 cents and one dollar. The excerpt shows readers told not to mind a character named James and mentions ubiquitous availability.
An old advertisement promotes baby carriages priced from 8.50 to 25. It describes the carriages as easy spring and softly cushioned, suitable for comfortable outings. The offer is attributed to Forawald on Main Street.
An ad lists Zack Jones at 12 14 East Main Street offering a full line of the best and freshest jigrace cries, promising value for your ideas and low prices in a pocketbook friendly view.
A notice indicates readers confused by different letters while reading at night. It promotes fitted glasses and urges customers at Jepson's 313 Main Street to visit for improved vision.
Readable line lists wall paper designs and stationery supplies offered at low prices. Mentions a shop at 112 East Maidiet and another venue The Eureka Cos East Main street with soda and a public evening invitation. Includes names Mia Ki Rickard and Cozy Corner as social notes.
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