Men’s Summer Flannel Shirts Feature Comfort Fit
Salable description notes shirts cut extra full in the body for comfort with roomy necks and a military collar. Includes a garbled trailing text and a price of .59c, indicating a sale listing.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
2
Salable description notes shirts cut extra full in the body for comfort with roomy necks and a military collar. Includes a garbled trailing text and a price of .59c, indicating a sale listing.
A dense fragment lists visits and social scenes in Leander Chestnut and surrounding families. Names include Mrs Wi Humerichhoue Miss Flora Clinton Mrs Caroline Benham Mrs Emma Hoover James Overton Joe Chestnut and many others. The item records church attendance and small gatherings at various homes through the week in Indiana in a period tone.
A historical ad notes a cough syrup called Falcon’s Honey and Tar Compound from Smith & Winton druggists. It promises immediate throat soothing coating, relief of chest tightness, and easier breathing for children, with no opiates and rejection of substitutes.
Mrs Elmer Andis welcomed a son born Tuesday June 9 weighing eleven pounds. Myrtle Ravis visited Franklin. Minnie Standley returned from Terre Haute. The Mallette family attended the county commencement in Washington. The Nolife family and Susan Franklin were guests Sunday. Jeaman Chestnutio Terre Ha visited with Aix paretts. Isase Andis visited Minnie Fielder. Zelda Bownfas and others mentioned.
The county assessor and secretary announce the 1914 work plan for the board of review. Notices cover miscellaneous days in June including city of Washington sessions and bank and trust company reviews. The timetable ends June 29 with completion of work and adjournment.
Garnet visited Thursday night with Mrs Ida Sims while James Kirk suffered a light stroke Friday. Milton Bowman lost a valuable colt Saturday. L J Franklin and W H Chestnut attended the Englesville telephone meeting Saturday evening. Farmers cut wheat as Hessian fly damage grows. Ernest Franklin near Cornettsville called on home folk Sunday. his brother Albert returned with him for harvest this week. Harvest hands are in demand and several residents traveled to Plains and Odon for tasks. W F Noblett near Burns City Harvesting. Odon residents observed a sun circle token on Tuesday—likely a drought sign.
RAGLESVILLE residents and relatives visit in the area this week. Agnes Pute returns from Terre Haute after attending the state normal. Seven graduates from the place are named. Miss Elsie Wadsworth visits from Terre Haute. Efforts and Christian Endeavor attendees travel to Washington for activities.
A midstream listing shows a sequence of businesses including L. D. Hovey Marts grocery Scoble and Son Eagle Bakery Vollmer's Sanitary Store Joe Kellar's Rates Restaurant E. and J. Restaurant M. M. Mitchell Frank Mangin Co. Co. Pride as visible entries in the period advertisement or directory page.
Milas Ruth Hewett of Mitchell visited with her parents Mr and Mrs William Hewett over Sunday. Miss Genevieve Finn went to Terre Haute. Winard Key of Marengo visits with Rev Perry Key and family. Charley Clark and family of Indianapolis visit relatives. Roland Winklepleck of Odon was here Monday. Wirtzel Rosenberg returns from Terre Haute for a visit with parents. Miss Laura Stoy of Arkansas visits friends here. Mr and Mrs Walter Stuckey of Mitchell visit Bert Stuckey’s family. Mrs Rose Hayes of Odon visits daughter Mrs James Evans and family.
Hogs receipts 22,000 lower with bulk sales around 8.14 to 8.95 for different hog classes. Cattle receipts steady with steer and heifer prices from 6.50 to 8.15 and cows, calves firm near 3.60 to 10.55. Sheep receipts 18,000 weak with lambs and yearlings trading 4.20 to 9.75.
Cincinnati market report shows live stock and grain prices with receipts. Hots, receipts 4 190, steady. cattle 500, steady. calves 8.50. sheep 5 800, lambs steady. Wheat No 2 red 92 94, corn No 2 white 77 78, yellow 70 71, oats No 2 white 41 43, rye No 2 60. Timothy 16.50 18.10, clover 11 13.50.
Local residents report visits and travels including Clara and Ethel Graves with brother in Canfield area, Mrs Joan O’Brien hosting, Harry Gormley returning from St Louis, Estella Fanning visiting relatives, Miss Grannan preparing for summer term at state normal. Washington trips, high school activities, a barn dance at Hugo McDonald, teachers returning from Washington, and St Patrick’s pastor J Hammill in Indianapolis. Graduation attendees from Corning joined commencement exercises in Washington.
Local residents named Cropp Reed Parsons Serrit Swartz West and Ash visited kin and attended events from Loogootee to Washington. Milton Allen and son Roy and Miss Delpha Serrit returned to Terre Haute after visits with Henry Serrit. F F Osman of Epsom was in the locality Tuesday.
Claim that PoleyKidsey Pills clear blood poisons causing rheumatic pain backache and swelling. Appeals to memory of past spryness and active life, urging readers to restore health by taking the remedy featured by Smith & Win.
Household notices from Bi Windy report preaching Sunday at 7:30 and Sunday school at 9:30. Farm activity focuses on cutting wheat and planting corn. Local residents Matt Woodall, Mrs Dalla Resster, John Edward, and several families from Washington, California, and Montgomery are mentioned in social updates.
Cloverdale brief social items list visitors and births. Harry Hermang from Terre Haute visited the Hermans. C P Scudder made a professional call. Mrs Ervin Parsons and daughter went to Louisville. Mrs Whiter Steen and sons visit from Ohio. A daughter was born to Mrs Samuel Perkins on Friday June 12. Mrs James Van Horn visited from Wheatland. Mrs Clara Hughs of Port Arthur Texas visits. Mr and Mrs I J Patterson visited. Dr Omer Fleenor of Washington was here. Another birth announced for Mrs J Edgar Fougan on Tuesday June 16 a son.
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