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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1908

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Sims Cannot Settle With the New Trustee

A messy 19th century notice reports Hiram Sios, ex-trustee of Vin Huren laashij, unable to settle with Thomas Wadsworth new trustee. Hastings Allen & Haaf firm retained for court action. Bondsmen include Diver M. Vaner and Ezra Matitisty. Some bondsmen willing to settle, others favor suit to determine liability. Estimated sums around 2400 pounds, with committee noting vouchers misaligned. Advisory board to report after reviewing patient finances of Van Buren township.

Hiram Sios Vin ‘Huren Laashij Samentent Thomas Wadsworth Wadsworth Hastings, Allen & Haat

Local Degree Team Plans First and Third Degrees At Petersburg

The degree team of Mgeerher the 1.0. R. Ms will confer the first and third degrees on a class of candidates. J. A Robinson and G. Harrison attend the meeting. The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Lew is held at Betts on Thursday afternoon. F Maxwell reports a valuable brood filly born Tuesday.

Pethrs Mgeerherthe Neville Wes J. ‘A Robinson Great Hem Horas G. Harrison J. ‘Waller W. .H. Bergher Henry Klars Thomas R. Pickett Charles Jars Ed Ptide W. L. Catt Rem Ollars Edwin Streeter Mat Blaignt William Purcell Ih Burt Mink Ernest — Opet Kane James Date Petersburg

Indiana committee promotions and vacancies noted in tentative slate

A tentative slate of Indiana committee promotions is discussed, with Speaker Canston taking no steps until the Ways and Means vacancy from Rep. Watson is filled. Rep. Chaney is expected to replace Brick on Appropriations, while Cramsbacker is favored for the Ways and Means seat. Also mentioned are funeral plans for Rep. Brick and a congressional nomination for J.W. Mulfer from Vanderburgh County, plus a Whiendahé recital by Misses Deleifa and Haith.

Joan G & Unex Indiana Watson Ways and Means

Uniformity in American public schools prompts debate

The piece argues that universalized curriculum and uniform teaching erode individuality, urging parents to engage with teachers about their child. It contends the system trains sameness through uniform subjects and methods, while recognizing some need for standardization.

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Fragmented verse fragment from a damaged page

Obscured OCR text presents a jagged fragment of verse with garbled phrases and partial lines. The readable portions hint at a reflective or admonitory mood but lack coherent structure or identifiable names, dates, or proper nouns to anchor a fuller summary.

Old Hyatt Home Site Discussed as City Hospital Plan

A movement grows in the county and city to purchase the old Hyatt Home property for a hospital. Residents and officials weigh the plan though price details are not yet disclosed. The building, sizeable and sturdy, has stood vacant for years and dates back about forty years. A ward is proposed to house a city hospital in Washington.

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County Chairmen Plan Delayed Meeting Attendance

Fragmentary OCR shows Afrie Padgett H McHeary and B Boyd traveling to attend a county chairmen gathering. Text is garbled but indicates a meeting attendance topic and names involved.

Afrie Padgett

Lenten Cheese Supper Cancelled at St. Simons Church

A damaged OCR note states that the usual Lenten cheese supper at St. Simons Church will not be held tonight on account of the church. No service details or alternative plans are provided.

Architect to draw plans for county court house repair

Indianapolis officials consider employing architect Moore to prepare drawings and specifications for court house repairs. County Carnahan and Porter discuss the matter. an initial appropriation of 360 has been set. Palmer Bridge project needs 500 more, engineer Faith says 2500 total. special session likely May 20 to approve a larger appropriation.

Moore Indianapolis Comteligioners Convoy Council Carnahan Magre County Board Palmer Bridge Grant Faith

Liberal policy debate marks New York Methodist conference

The New York Methodist Episcopal conference debated and acted on key issues. Delegates adopted a resolution to remove paragraph 248 against amusements as conscience guidance, with seven voting no. The body also backed restoring the time limit on pastorates and favored electing negro bishops while protesting removal of Jesus name from New York public schools.

New York Methodist Episcopal Church General Conference Alao Jesus Christ Lanstage New York Board of Education

A Wicker Life Boat Concept Above Common Craft

A Webcat presents a wicker life boat with notable novelty and practical appeal. The piece highlights its lightweight build, buoyant performance, and potential applications for rescue and leisure use, emphasizing craft ingenuity and traditional weaving techniques.

Dutch inventor touts cane wicker boat hulls

The Shipping News notes J P de Vos of Rotterdam introduces a new wicker plated cane hull for boats. It claims practical unbreakability, no rust, lighter weight, and lower cost than traditional wooden craft, tested in a Maas River collision.

J. P GB Vos Rotterdam Poli de Vosy Holland Ita Finiti Maas Patat. Ib

120 Graduates in the County Open School Year

In the county 120 graduates completed the common schools without a severe examination, marking a notable cohort among local pupils. The list highlights where students earned diplomas, reflecting the community’s educational reach and timing of the school year.

Failures in District Exam Results Reveals Mixed Scores

Report lists the Failures and high per cent passes among 126 district students under County Superintendent Burrie. Names include Ginder, Reeve, Skelto, Deen, McPherson, Norch, Barber, and Waggoner, with teachers cited for each township and scores noted in the mid to high range, amid broader participation across Barr and Yeare townships.

Burrie Davigsa Ginder Hon George Cunningham Louisa Skelto Bernard ‘Gilooly Elmer York Hazel Barber Herme McCorm Rt Carter Coftman Keith Iva Waggoner Robert McCullough Herman Crans Bernadetta Bagen Lucy Ennis Nettle Baldwin Ora Jones Lutien Rudyard Him

Bonds and roads plan under Steele township review

Bond sales and road improvement plans dominate a county meeting. Steele township bonds have three months of accrued interest, with an offer by J F Wild and vany of Indianspols, potentially paying down $2,096 remaining. A gravel road system and extensions will be put to sale next Tuesday May 5, with plans for Beckett Beat improvements and Madison and Barr township projects under study.

J. F. Wild County Board of Comclusioners Hirrteon Township Bill Jerome Drury Ham N. B. Coffman Barr Canneshire Beckett Fleenst Wiliam Mére Livestie Baaly Thomas Nedenes Sibie

Residents and Officials List Across Madison and Bogard Townships

A fragmented list shows numerous names including Roy Leming and Mollie Leming, with many others such as Justina Griffin Mary Weattal othy Brothers and Corinne McPherson. The garbled OCR reads like a census or township roster with many "Failed" markers and mixed commas and quotes.

Roy Leming Clapsi Swickare Wininger Mollie Leming Taylor Elizabeth Donahue Vittos Kellet Francis Ginder Della Alme ‘Howard Tessie Brown McCord Barr Clyde Cord Thomas Gheevers Cunningham Madison Holthan Boyd Gladys Norma Mann Freed Charjea Miller Clare Edwards Hes Purcell Blanche Oe Ber Ethel Bacher Cieo Swann Peari Taylor New Bogard Maggie Bernie Wade Josephine’ Healy Ter Malone Hermes McCormic McCormick Otty ‘O”Brinn O'Brian Jefsht

Edwardsport High School Holds Eleventh Annual Exercises

Graduates listed from Edwardsport High School gather for the eleventh annual commencement in the First Church. Dr E B Bayan de addresses attendees on education. Notable graduates include Irene Killian Reeve June Hargis Rose Woodruff Leone Win There Allgood Floyd Van and others.

E. B. Bayan de Inci Og Walled Irene Killian Reeve June Hargis Bist Rose Woodruff Leone Win Allgood Floyd van

Charles F. Howard Leaves Ad Firm for New Role

Charles F. Howard, employed for years at Gabel and Bantimay pany, directed advertising and window dressing, tendered his resignation to pursue a security detective position in New York City by May. The announcement notes his long service, staff relations, and the company’s anticipated response to his departure.

Charles F. Howard Gabel & Bantimay Pany Bia Rosigna Howard Willow Mr Howard

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