Gazette and Herald Merge To Form New Daily
The Gazette and Herald company merges two papers into one to be named The Gazette and Herald with capital of 12000 dollars. Paria A. Hastings becomes business manager and Charlea S. Beirit editor. The first issue appears Monday afternoon in Washington.
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Washington Daily Gasette
Bess
Gasette
Horald
Gazette and Herald Company
Davince County
Gazette and Herald
Herald
Northéast Fourth
VanTrees
Paria A. Hastings
Charlea
Beirit
Local Man Seng Arrested On Liquor Charge
Sheriff Miltop Fitzgerald arrested Joseph Seng this morning on a charge of selling liquor to a minor. Seng posted bond for his appearance.
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Miltop Fitzgerald
Joseph Seng
Seng
First Home Game Sunday for Bark Pho Grays
Bark Pho Grays host Breacvilla Athletion in the season opener at the west end field Sunday afternoon. Weather conditions will affect play as teams seek early momentum in front of home supporters.
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Pho Grays
Obscure Score Report From Local Game
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sports event with names such as O'Connors, Corcoran, McIntire, Wagent, Lee, and Banta. The text mentions a 3 o clock call and home team context but lacks a clear final score or complete roster.
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Copdit
O'Connors
Lee Qorcoran
Mcintire
Wagent
Lee
Banta
Forcoran
Bitra
Dance event ends late for eleven couples in society circles
In society circles the dance for the crowd of young people proved unpleasant. Eleven couples attended and danced until midnight. The Riley Club gathered Friday night at Ming Nettie Wayne's home on George Street. The Bay View course was studied and a varied program rendered.
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Riley Club
Ming Nettie
Wayne
George Street
Bay ‘View
Pupils Poor in Spelling Across Public and Private Schools
A business college and shorthand school manager notes that spelling and punctuation receive little attention in public and high schools of the state. He cites inadequate practical English training and mentions related movements and upcoming college visits by staff and students to Indianapolis and Terre Haute.
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Businesia College
Innapolis
Thane
Studgate
Police shakeup rumored as officers seek exits
Reported unrest shows officers Walle Gates and others may resign from the force to return to private work or pursue other careers. Speculation centers on Feagan and Feagans as potential replacements or removals, with several staff taking vacations and returning to duty in coming days.
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Gates
Btrps
Yepiho
Jack Reilly
Jack
Ion
Gus Fafioll
Feagans Hai
Vincennes Big Meet Promises Sparse Records
Delegations from Boaneville attend a night event at the opera house in Vincennes. Organized readings and a test meet challenge Geethe and Linton for early wins while track conditions hinder record prospects. Partial results list Smiley first and others, with Time and Tredway Scudder among Vincennes competitors.
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of Opera House
Vincennes
Linton
Parodic Baseball Writer's Lively Philology Seemingly Confounds
A fragment from Vincennes Sun praises a baseball writer whose intricate phrasing and bold philology amuse readers. The piece notes how his distinctive style, clear despite apparent confusion, captivates big readers and adds vivacity to the sports pages.
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Iser
Vincennes Sun
Nice
Runaway Colt on East Main Injures Driver
A colt owned by Charles Gibson bolted on East Main Street around 8:30 PM after Gibson tied it to a buggy near his home. The horse ran away at the crossing of East Seventh Street, throwing Gibson from the vehicle and injuring his arms and legs but not seriously. The colt was recaptured in front of Arnold Padgett’s residence.
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Mr. Gibson
G.bson
M. J. Carre Hao
East Main Street
East Seventh Street
Arnold 5 Ve
Padgett
Tom Whitesides Goes to Kirklin Journal
Thomas O Whitesides of Tue Ga ZETER COMpss sings moms will go to Kirklin lad Mon ay where he will bh to with the Kirklin Journal Ton is an efficient workman and we wish him well.
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Thomas O' Whitesides
Tue ‘Gazeter Compss Sing Moms
Kirklin
Lad
Mon
Kirklin Journal
Ton
Fragmentary city diary items mention travel and visits
The readable lines note people headed home for scarlet fever concerns a mild case an excursion to Evansville Sunday and several individuals planning visits to Chicago Plainville and hospital or relatives with minor travel details.
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Evansville
Fragmentary note on travelers through Colum bus route
A garbled item mentions a dormsriy proprietor and a cow proprietor passing through here en route to Colum bus, with scattered references to Mendita tiagel Bayleg and Mines of his mother. The legibility is poor and specific facts are missing.
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Davis
Sallivad
Columbus
Bayleg
Thare
Teribus
New Patterns Now Ready for Lad Ne Wattng
The ad describes practical new patterns for 1956 nomads, claiming affordability and versatility. It touts simplicity adaptability and style, urging buyers to choose the latest patterns carried in stock.
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Henry
Mij
Avery
Frith
Temperance Drive Targets Bicknell in Knox County Meeting
Temperance forces in Vigo township Knox county plan a determined fight against galcons. A meeting at Bicknell appointed a committee to extend the effort to nearby towns. Fifty to sixty signers joined the remonstrance at the event.
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Vigo’ Township
Knox County
Bicknell
Budaka
Alromogatryprswa
Grand jury indictments lead to near exhaustive arrests
The grand jury returned 105 indictments with about thirty arrests still needed. Sheriff Milton Fitzgerald and Deputy R A Obattia plan to visit the country to seize remaining offenders, focusing on cases in the southeastern part of the county.
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Washington
Nest Wook
Milton Fitzgerald
Ang Hia
R. A. Obattia
Ot Ie
Barber Firm Dissolved and Partnership Split
The barber firm Kidwell & Gray dissolves as Mr Gray sells his stake to Charles Kidwell. Gray plans to move to Colorado in June to improve health, possibly then to Tennessee. Kidwell will run the shop. Gray will stay at his chair until June 1.
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Kidwell
Personal notices from Loogootee and nearby towns
JR M Esker from Loogoo and Frank Osrter from Petersburg visited today. Samuel Norris from Opa City, Mertie from Montgomery, and Robert Overbay from Wheatland were in the city. Miss Anna Overbay returned to Wheatland after a visit. Tomes and Davey Snort attend a Sunday gathering at Loogootes with relatives. Gari Faust and Joe Graban returned from Loogootee to spend Easter with parents.
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JR. M. Esker
Loogoo
A Frank ‘Osrter
Petersburg
Anna Overbay
Wheatland
Tomes
Davey
Loogootes
Gari Faust
Joe Graban
Loogootee
Scarlet Fever Case Reported in West Van Trees
A report notes another scarlet fever case involving the daughter of Mr and Mrs Mat Ba Lunsford of West Van Trees Street. The item provides minimal detail beyond familial link and location.
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