This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 12 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1903
Page
4
The Eureka at 308 East Main Street touts pure crushed fruit flavors and rich ice cream. Ice cream delivery to all city areas available for 25 cents a quart with special prices for larger quantities.
Henry Hyatt went to Linton today. Jesse Williams visits Elnora. Col E F Meridith at Indianapolis. Fred G Dueppe to Linton. Joe Miley back from Petersburg. John Wooley spent Sunday at Evansville. Mrs Elmer Hastings went to Odarn today. Dr KE Kendall returned to Shoals. Mrs John O Neal of Bloomfield visiting here. Barnett of Waynesville here today. John W O Dell and son returned to Bodon. Zed Bonham and Gon Lute from Plainville today. Fred Mears of Minneapolis here visiting relatives. H C Wadsworth to Bloomington to visit friends. Rev J W Doyle and Rev P Rowan spent Sunday at Evansville. Perace Clard to Laporte to work in a hardware house. Edwin Smoot returned from Lincoln MI where he attended school. Miss Mary Winklepleck of Madison township returned home after a visit. Carl and Charles Smiley gone to Odon to stay with relatives. Miss Anna Hart returned from Anderson where teaching. Miss Nattie Whayne gone to Danville to attend Central Normal. Miss Maude Flanagan returned from visit with Miss Mollie Heiger at Bedford. Miss Martha Arthur Jeft today for Indianapolis to spend the summer with her parents. Gorman McCafferty expected here in a few days from McKeesport PA to visit relatives. Miss Mattie Hudson of Clay City IL visiting Miss Laura and Jess Lewis. Attorneys W R Gardiner and A J Padgett gone to Jacksonville FL for a few weeks rest. Miss Sue Reese gone to Blooming
A roundup of residents and visitors including M. J. Carnahan and Joe Graham to Loogootee, J. B. Glover traveling to North Platte Nebraska, Rev. Hubbard Brewer and Gainor Hawkins off to Indianapolis for a historical congress, and a string of relatives and workers visiting towns such as Wheatland McKeesport and Petersburg. Domestic trips cover Bloomfield Elnora McKeeport Laycock's Indianapolis and Montgomery to Seymour excursions.
Mrs. E. Rickard advertises a complete line of new wall paper designs at attractive prices along with the newest books and novels, choice stationery, and office supplies at 112 East Main Street. The Choral Symphony concert Friday night is billed as the musical event of the session with 50 cent admission and tickets at Horrall Bros.
A wedding gifts showcase features rich cut glass designs, decorative china, solid silver ware, and abundant jewelery suitable for weddings run by N. B H. Jepson at 913 Main Street. The city’s best musical talent will perform at the Choral Symphony concert at the Peoples Theatre Friday night with special numbers planned. Secure seats early at Horralls 68 dit.
A sale announcement offers watch cases and gentlemen’s chains at Geo. N. Expert 305 East Main Street with a week long discount. A Washington Choral Symphony concert features 75 voices at Horral Bros seating. Additional notices advertise baby cabs, auto carts, and modern furniture from P. B. Fornwald 210 Main Street and unfurnished rooms at Mrs. J A Carr 500 South Street.
An advertisement urges ladies to try American Steam Laundry at 421 E Main St for hand washed and ironed shirt waists. The copy promises a clean, white, newish look and provides the phone number 99.
A tour operator offers personally conducted sleeper excursions to California with frequent weekly departures via Denver Colorado and Salt Lake City. The itinerary emphasizes scenic routes and regular trips through the week.
Poem praising a small rural paper that comforts readers after work. It celebrates how the local paper tells about social events, crops, and neighbors, easing troubles and keeping people connected with hometown life.
The Chicago Chronicle contrasts Victoria’s special session strike response with Holland’s measures. Premier Irvine warns of revolt and a bill imposes penalties for leaving work, forbids strike funds, and empowers police to disperse meetings. The piece argues state ownership drives tyranny and nears absolutism, invoking Emerson on vocation.
A reflection on outgrowing material toys, work roles, and loved ones while noting that bad habits persist through growth. The message suggests self-awareness and ongoing effort to change entrenched patterns despite progress in other areas.
Traveling causes kidney strain from constant motion. The ad claims Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens kidneys and cures kidney and bladder diseases. Testimonial from Geo. H. Hausap, locomotive engineer, Lima, Ohio, cites engine vibration as cause of kidney trouble. Sold by Smith & Winton.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.