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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
5
Fragmented report cites plans to use surplus remy foods as a prehguse for disposal. Mentions Robert Coeiniar Murph and Grooklyn omniivim curator in South America exploration findings of large feathered populations and island avifauna.
The Royal Coal Mine headquartered in the American National building Vincennes and properties in Gibson county seeks stock from local men of means. The offer aims to fund further development with several investors from the area. Leading officials include Andrewe of Knox Bank and Trust, John L. Kieteggr of Knox County Lamier, William M. Witt Tore of Blaversecom Metis, and Mertin Hk Memes.
A garbled note outlines bread and flour price concerns among English farmers and a proposed protest against policy. It mentions lease talks, ministerial actions, and potential regional meetings linked to the treaty framework and labor issues.
A fragment references a $2,200 figure and a signed letter by George Hoover about protection of property rights for party holders. It notes tension and mentions a mat riat and recited protections, but the readable text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
The readable text depicts a chaotic wartime hospital setting with mentions of a patient named Alan Sinich in a city hospital, a Veto cenvered and relapsed, and a physician being summoned. It references the American Legion and a Volaer Wa Wittman THR, implying a sequence of medical and military events amid confusion.
Fragmentary OCR text details a local item involving food chips and related materials. No clear persons or organizations are readable. The piece references a Mar Park area and a potential public notice or administrative note, but the readable facts are too fragmentary to establish a coherent event or outcome.
The readable parts describe a study or event with references to a redillded stint and various names and terms that are garbled. It mentions a witness or observer and possible testing or evaluation context and hints at a connection to a medical or forensic setting with numeric or age references.
Readable segments indicate thirty mile miles of streets in outlying areas remain closed while parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn report open routes. Officials say it could take longer to finish snow removal unless weather warms unusually soon.
Petersburg report describes farmer Yareh Blaize near Bothel chapel finding a nearly new horse six miles west. The account mentions planes and a horse tied to a peculiar phrase riggy may mean poul blay.
Readable fragments discuss a news print shortage and its toll on Fort Wayne papers. Publishers face rising costs and shifting circulation as production scales strain smaller papers and threaten daily editions. Prices and paper availability loom large.
An Associated Press report notes Mason J Niblack filed a petition with Indiana secretary of state to declare his intention to seek the Democratic nomination for governor of Indiana. The notice appears in Indianapolis.
Inspectors pursue a well known young man in Indianapolis for passing numerous forged money orders. The counterfeit forms were allegedly printed with varied names and posted to steal over $1, aiming to defraud the Postal Service and others.
A State Legion convention period includes speeches and gatherings as veterans from Pennsylvanian units discuss plans. The program features a bandmaster, special ceremonies, and addresses by officials detailing community support and future activities for veterans groups.
Indiana brief items note campaigns in Purdue leadership, bread baking, and school teaching concerns. Reports cover a planned state parade program, teacher shortages, district openings, and a climate of weather-related crop damage assessments plus bird life initiatives by the state irrigation commission.
Senator Warren G. Harding spoke in Fort Worth Texas yesterday asserting a precedent for the Republican presidential nomination. He touted his campaign as the first Republican to pursue the nomination in the state, framing Texas as a key early battleground.
A 1919 Indiana act discusses exempting certain property for widows of Mexican War and Civil War veterans. The statute governs pension certificates and assigns exemptions up to substantial values, with April 1 as a key filing date and potential settlement terms for widows and heirs.
Fragmentary OCR text references sports and local play with unclear names and places. It mentions teams, a bathe event, and possible standings but lacks coherent details or outcomes to confirm.
A dense, fragmented OCR fragment recounts wine trade misdeeds, protests, and social scenes. It mentions figures and places in a meandering, era voice, noting government actions and conflicts with varied groups across a questionable past.
Federal proceedings center on a migratory shootout involving multiple defendants including sblat and others. The case outlines shared counts and coordinated actions across jurisdictions as prosecutors seek indictments and trial timelines.
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