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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
5
Notice is hereby given that I will answer business on Tuesday and Thursday of each week at the Williams store in Epsom. Richard M. Williams, trustee.
The undersigned trustee of Washington township will transact business of the office in his quarters over the Waller harness shop, Main and east Fourth streets, Washington. JAMES B. GILLEY, trustee.
Elmore township notice states the undersigned will transact township business every Saturday at the trustee's office in the Citizen's Bank Building in Elnora and on other days at the trustees' home two miles east of Elnora. Clifford Farris, trustees.
The trustee of Van Buren Township will transact township business at his Eaglesville office on Wednesdays and Saturdays each week. A M Clark, trustee.
Stanton Barber announces he will be at his home on the first and third Thursdays of each month to conduct Veale Township trustee business. This notice outlines regular meeting times and location for public transactions.
Notice is hereby given that the board of commissioners of Daviess county Indiana invites and will receive sealed bids at the auditor's office in Washington Indiana until 2 o'clock p m on various dates in 1915 for the construction of several improved roads in Washington and Steele townships. Bids must be accompanied by bonds and affidavits of sufficiency. plans and specifications are on file. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
The board of commissioners of Daviess County Indiana invites sealed bids at the auditor's office in Washington for multiple road and bridge constructions. Projects include Elijah Rad cliff road in Washington and Barr townships, Dudley Wa lig road in Steele township, and Dudley county bridge work. Bids due June 8 1945 with bonds and affidavits as required. right to reject any and all bids reserved.
William R. Stevens has been appointed to the circuit court of Indiana as administrator of the estate of Stevens. Pidgery & Barr, attorneys, announce the appointment and direct that all claims be filed with the clerk by a specified date.
A health notice warns that excessive meat consumption can overwork the kidneys and trigger backache and urinary troubles. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe remedy using lithia water to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder disorders.
A fragment describes building lock joint stave silos with interlocking tongues for strong bearing and tight hoops to prevent joints from breaking under pressure. It mentions half inch round hoops and solid block door pigoks for reinforced walls and offers land molds and derricks for erection.
An old newspaper ad touts Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney disorders from backs aches to dropsy. Mrs J Clements of Washington testifies her family found relief after using a box bought at Clapp's Drug Store. Sold for 50 cents by Fos ter Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
The 19th century Indiana Lincoln Trail Commission promotes a Lincoln route through Washington and Pike County In 1836 the party left Gentryville Spencer County March 1 and traveled about 200 miles toward the Sangamon country Witnesses like William A Taylor Dr McGowen and Wade Timmons discuss the likely crossing of the West Fork White River near Apraw ford and a route via Vincennes Bruceville and Russellville to reach the Sangamon area.
Indiana officials seek to trace the Lincoln family route from Bruceville to Sangamon with aid from residents and Illinois partners. The plan envisions a brick or macadam Lincoln Trail with state maintenance and joint legislative backing.
A World War era service honors fallen soldiers with reflections on courage and peace. The speaker notes the soldiers’ sacrifice remains a distant memory to the living, while urging attention to ongoing battles for peace and liberty.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyett's Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy home remedy to darken gray hair and restore lustre. It promises dandruff relief and stopping scalp itching, claiming a large bottle costs about 50 cents and produces noticeably darker, thicker, glossier hair after one or two applications.
A memorial address honors Grand Army of the Republic veterans pledging faith and liberty through Christ as hundreds of casualties face a veering storm. Northern Daviess and Martin counties endure a damaging cyclone with downed wires, uprooted trees, and many buildings unroofed, while insurance gaps leave losses to residents and farms.
An assorted OCR fragment reports on a restaurant buyer, a medical memoir boosting Chamberlain's tablets, a police memo about Drs Willian Siakzee and Vincennes, and Burr purchasing a home in Washington. The text mixes personal health claims with local property moves and police notes.
Fragmentary text reflects a garbled OCR sample with hints of relief from soreness and rheumatism. Readable bits mention relief claims and ubiquitous disappearances of terms, showing degraded readability and inconsistent phrasing.
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