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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
2
James Grove and Theodore Mc Can traveled to Elnora on Wednesday for business. Mr. and Mrs. A Myers also drove to Elnora for a separate trip on Thursday.
George Bennington of Linton visits friends here. Felix Keller and others travel to Montgomery and Washington. Local residents attend events in Terre Haute and Elnora, with several relatives visiting family in Flora, Plainville, Odon, and Roscoe Myers. Mentions of threshing activity and people passing through Spon and Cornettsville.
New crepes described as dainty and comfortable with small blue pink and lavender prints trimmed in lace and ruffles priced at 15 cents a yard. White lingerie waists in cerpes and voiles with lace and embroidery offered at 98 cents each. Silk stockings parasols and parasols shown in black white and colors to match summer costumes with various price points.
The plan for the county board of review work for the 1914 session is announced. Dates listed for banks and trust companies, miscellaneous items, corporations, and the completion/adjournment are shown. William W. Feagans is Assessor and Board President. Lew S. Core is Auditor and Board Secretary. June 1.
NORTHERN BOGARD Arthur Ritter lost a horse last week. Miss AUeste Bowman visited friends at Odon Sunday. Miss Iola Franklin visited Miss Ora Wade Sunday. Miss Agnes Hackler visited Miss Minnie Standley Sunday afternoon. Karl Franklin and Miss Lola Wade drove to Joseph Wilkhes on Sunday night. Miss Ethel Morrison of Bruceville and Mrs Adna Chestnut visited with steam Franklin Monday eight. Mer and Mrs Kim assisted at Elmer Andis Sunday. Miners Wade has a sick horse. Threshing machines started full swing. farmers busy with work. Ida Iraghdlin entertained friends Tuesday night with Eth Morrison and Alma Chestnut among guests. Sadie Mallett, Ora Wardele, and Noland Franklin attended. refreshments of bee cream and cake served. Mrs Steam Frankdo is 41. Mrs Jalla A. Wissexy and granddaughter Catherine of Washington visited Burns City relatives Sunday.
Remember the vigor you had before rheumatism backache and swollen joints. You can feel that way again by taking Foley Kidney Pills. They claim to quickly clear blood poisons that cause pain and tormenting rheumatism. Smith & Wesson druggists.
Local notes report SHILOH Henry and Melvin Harper returning home from Honors Friday. Several visitors and relatives stop by Mitchell, Lyons, Vincennes, Burns City for social calls and funerals. The community records multiple visits, family gatherings, and a horse loss for Arthur Ritter.
Friday night host Arthur Ritter. Mrs John Arney Mrs Martha Clinton and Miss Maud Wilts called at Mrs Eliza Hoover Saturday. Lee Resler and family visited Sunday at Matt Poorman's east of Raglesville. Wilkird Byrer and family spent Sunday near Raglesville.
Mrs Susan Flinn and her daughter Mrs Lover Banks visited Riley Finns Friday. Verda Dyal recovering from illness. Funeral services for Rev J Lual len held at M E church Wednesday. Lawrence Clark returns from Bloomington Indiana University. Mrs Bert Keck and children visited Ann Myers family last week. Mrs Lover Banks and daughter return to Black Hawk after visiting relatives. Harald Gahan and daughter from Indianapolis visited Walter Evans family. Charles Clark and family return to Indianapolis after visiting relatives. Frank Wadsworth returns from Connersville. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound ad promotes cough relief with no opiates.
Fragmentary OCR summary lists various names and addresses in a legal land records context. References include Daniel V. Garden, W oto Jobn Snider, Samuel Melmore Aw, J. Herrin, and Kauffman with locations in Elnora and West Washington Place. The text is garbled with unrelated letter sequences and partial place names.
The fragmentary OCR shows a sequence of land deeds and transfers. Names such as Morton, Smith, Horn, Davis, Neal, Eskridge, Blevins, and Doherty appear alongside parcel identifiers and acreage notes. Additional notes reference various owners and lots with directions in an urban-historical context.
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