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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes recount events around John W. Re named by ate Taroa era and Woodrow Wilson leadership. It references political appointments, inaugural crowds, and discussions with John W. Kel with scattered references to speeches and public notices. Sales pitches and local items follow, including medicine ads and commerce notices.
Fragmentary text notes ABE MARTIN praising exemplary citizens and considering retirement. It mentions buying a plow for 40 cents and hints at an investigation related to Hatfield & Palmer Co. with bleak, incomplete phrasing.
The underlined party will sell at public sale on northeast Fifth Street at 3:16 p.m. Also listed are all other counted items and associated head terms. The notice cites sale action and location with unclear surrounding details.
Debates over bills on labor compensation, attorney fees, and schooling dominated sessions. Representatives supported reforms aimed at labor relief and worker protection, while opponents warned of unintended costs and legal risks.
Local names report visits to relatives and friends in Loogootee and Baglevillé over the weekend. Several residents including Miss Misa Eleg Waddworth and Miss Eurp Parsons were seen at family homes, with others noted visiting in the area.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a notice involving the Teamsters, a prohibition or order about vehicles, and a list of names including Jas. iT. SAUSE, THOS. 1. ARVIN, and others. It references pounds, inches, and a plan or enforcement related to unlawful actions and prosecution. The passage is garbled but signals a public notice with names and a legal action.
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