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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary obituary notes report Mrs. Mary Lett and Mrs. George Cudder attending a funeral for Mrs. Frank Robinson on a Wednesday. Other lines mention Mr Atrilia Lett and Mr Ison, long-time farm hands, with references to Buneny and Samuel Wilson of Jackson County, plus a Sunday gathering and letters.
D Law Welmer traveled to Washington on Wednesday. John Ball of Washington visits his Blazer with Mrs. Fey at Chicago. Mrs. Patrick Molloys earns a trip there on account of ill health. L Raney of Erie arrives for a visit with his family. Mrs. Ellen Fitzpatrick and Mrs. are noted in the Northbound Billings crossing state road report.
Fragmentary text mentions Boyd, Greiver, local committees, swollen joints, kidneys and livers, and a tonic. It appears to be an incomplete historical notice or advertisement with names like Smith & Winton and references to remedies. The readable facts are limited and ambiguous.
A fragment lists letters remaining in the Washington post office for the week ending July 8 1913 including Dorthy Gregory H W Grant Beulah Lark en Sarah Ricketts Mark Mra Woods and others. It notes charges for advertisement matter and directs recipients to claim or pay.
Public notices list marriage licenses and advertised letters at the Washington post office. Names include Summers Williamson and Pers Summers, both of Washington, and Rayman Williamson and Susie Rayman, both of Washington. Also notes June 1913 postal advertisement and related residents.
The report outlines Purcell and Mayerhoff leading a Bedford area baseball squad with Hicks and Hicks and Mayerhof discussed for key infield and outfield roles. It notes a workout schedule, potential replacements like Thombleson, and possible train travel from Bedford to Washington for the semi pro tryout, highlighting Wicker's strong team and anticipated fan interest.
An old advertisement lists kidney and rheumatism symptoms and promotes Foley Kidney Pills from Smith & Winton druggists. It warns substitutes may be cheaper but claims better results, urging readers to ask for Foley Kidney Pills.
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