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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
8
Fragmentary note praises a drill for profitable wheat, urging farmers to use a high quality no till or disc drill. It argues ground preparation improves yield and mentions price advantages over competitors.
The Keith family reunion near Sugarland drew about three hundred attendees for a day of sociability, meals, and speeches. Elders shared memories while friends and relatives traveled from area farms and towns to celebrate kinship.
A note references Gardiner Wilhelm involved with a law firm in Indianapolis. The fragment indicates a recent association or action linked to the firm, but details are unclear in the readable text. Further context would clarify the exact nature of the legal matter and roles.
The piece defends McKinley era policies after the Spanish War, praising industrial revival, tariffs, and expansion. It attacks Bryan and Democratic opponents for fearmongering imperialism and accuses them of treasonous support for the Philippines and Cuba, while asserting presidential leadership and national unity.
Plainville items show Miss Eva Milken guest of Miss Cora Hash at Edswardsport. Rev J W Gilley back from conference and to preach in Washington. Mr Myers of Worthington in town for business. James Killionit buys livery business assets. Mrs James Hembaugh visiting Brera and conference. Rev Mr Fish leaves for Connersville conference. Fulke Casey wedding attendance. Mrs Heddén and others travel to Washington. Mrs Lev Montgomery visits from Eliora. Dr Ora McKittrick travels to Washington. Arthur T Cobb noted Vincennes connection. Catherine Ross Gollins to wed in Covington Ky on Sept 20.
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