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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
5
A fragmented advertisement touts Groveries delivery service and grocer bargains claiming large inventory and fast, courteous order fulfillment. It invites customers to inspect a delivery map and emphasizes daily fresh supplies.
The readable text shows an informal notice about large quantities of goods and daily sales with placeholders of unclear words. It mentions fresh crisp goods and a dime price, along with stray names and partial product references making the exact item and authority unclear.
A distorted list of cereals and baked goods appears with illegible phrases about oatmeal brittle bits malt nuts cracked wheat and related items. The text is heavily garbled with quoted fragments and nonsensical wording throughout.
Mayor candidate Downey demands that the Democratic caucus appoint him city attorney to succeed Hastings, prompting party tensions and a split stance on the council. The report also notes jockeying in the Second District for Congress with Republican John C. Chanby challenging Miers.
Pleasant Durham, missing Elwood banker, writes to attorney T. M. Sears urging local depositors to unite and form a bank in the town. He suggests gathering creditors, appointing a president and cashier, and starting with funds on hand to avoid losses, while noting he left Elwood with concerns and an outstanding $1000 note.
A brief report describes a patient facing a chronic illness, listing age and family impact as key elements. The piece notes ongoing medical challenges and personal resilience, highlighting doctors’ efforts and the patient’s perseverance over time.
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