Corn Laid Low by the Wind
Early today a storm damaged crops as corn fields suffered heavy losses. The wind wrecked many stalks and left farmers counting the destruction across the region.
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Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1907
Page
1
Melon growers protest feared second growth threat
A Washington windstorm report describes hundreds of acres blown down and crops damaged with nearly an inch of rain. The storm soured fields in the north and caused delays in thrashing, while floods and downed trees disrupted eastern neighborhoods. Local figures cite county appropriations during a special session to fund bridges and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
East Walnut
Bonham
Tomato Growers Expect Recordy Canning Harvest
August notes from the Lkanville Canning Company directors declare this year’s tomato crop will double the previous year’s. The firm is well equipped to handle the crop, with 20 acres ready to harvest. At a price of 7.50 per ton, farmers stand to gain from 60 to 124 dollars, averaging about 75 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poonville
Lkanville
Rescue by Passing Stranger Highlights Turbulent Sunday
A passerby named Grenchan rescued Neil during a chaotic Sunday afternoon incident in a town street. The event involved authorities, a chase scene, and several local figures including Will Warner, Dena, and Charles Mowery. Police and residents aided the young witness as the danger unfolded.
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B. Raehnan
Ikbsrt
Imerly Imanager
Kaultman
Irity
Anil Wall
Endien
Charles
Youhgimen
Frank
Washigton
Bikhart
Andi Wire
Bachman
Sim
Fragmentary Textile Ad Describes Mercerized Vests and Jerseys
The readable fragment mentions women's mercerized fabric and sleeveless jersey items. It notes colors like white blue and a tight fit. Details are incomplete but suggest a catalog entry for vests and jerseys with tape trim.
August merchants face a tainted image in trade
A fragment notes August earns a bad rep for merchants who are seen as dead to trade. It claims shops avoid help and only offer bargains, presenting a grim view of the city’s commerce and public confidence.
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Ibad
Fand Heyer
C. Hellel
Trimmed Muslin Ines Garment Ads Highlight Bargains
Fragmentary ad item mentions men's fancy trimmed muslin Ines shirts with attached collars and sale pricing around 69 cents. Unclear full context.
County Board Seeks 13000 for Bridge Repairs
County commissioners approve funding for multiple bridges with estimated costs totaling 44225. Projects include concrete arches in South Washington and steel work in Palmer and Veale townships. A protest over road extension remains under consideration as funds are allocated.
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D. Moore & O
Elkton
Clarms
Veale Township
County Board
Citizonis
Vealo
Hiram 3. Bacon
Acon
Praetec Chase Stuckey Ffieres
HOM, Witton, & Co
Troy
iWilko
Alex More
Pasay
Feagans Feared Ill After Typhoid Outbreak in City
Reported condition of carpenter Joe Feagans described as grave with typhoid fever spreading through the Cosgrove and related families. Michael Cosgrove and George Cosgrove noted among affected residents at north side while others in the household fight illness.
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Rt. End
Ve ‘Feagans
Michael Cosgrovis
Lot George Cosgrove
Wyphold
West
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Tobin
Laura
Fred
Fen
Martin Lunsto' A
Contract for One Year for Jesse Vanicajop
Jesse VaniCajop, known locally, signs a one year contract to tour the state as a singer evangelist. He recently returned home after hardship during touring and plans to start a six month engagement at Springs Missoni with large crowds and many converts.
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Jeajres
Wil
Vincenne
Sco Anh
Springs
Missoni
Isinger
vanCmp
Baylie
Jesse “Vanj
Commercial enterprises and shifting pride in fighting
A garbled Quaker style exchange quotes John Li Spilivans and John J about changing times and the end of prize fighting. The men lament the loss of old ways and mention commercial enterprises as modern avenues, asking about opportunities with Jefféries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Li Spilivans
Pia
John J
China fears upheaval as Dowager Empress nears death
Washington observers warn China may trigger regional tension when the Dowager Empress dies. Analysts believe instability could push the empire to seek naval protection from the United States, making the Pacific a likely testing ground for a powerful battleship Squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasy Saltiniy
China Crisis Rumors Stir Pacific Powers and Trade Fears
A chaotic report from officials and commercial circles discusses rising tensions in China and possible foreign interventions. Analysts warn of a looming Eurasian power realignment as naval movements and partition talks surface, with American business interests pressing for influence to protect open trade.
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China
Hinpnéns
Chontes
Itihas Bboy Yale
Nati
Pacific
America
Sleep With Corpse Outrage Confuses Kentucky Hotel Guests
Major James Morton of Hardman Free Press is the victim in a comic tragedy at a Gad Junction hotel. A mistaken room assignment led Morton to disrobe and sleep in a room with two young men who later discussed sitting up with the dead. Morton fled after discovering the corpse was still in bed. The trio met in the first floor office to explain the strange episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morton
Hardman Free
Gad Junction
Morton
Tha Hota
Nhiefly
Iyoung
X Yuan
Tender off the track on the B and I railway
Fragmented report notes a tender of passenger train No 83 leaping off the track near Heenber day as it arrived from the south. The article references German influence and says the country has strong railway study in electric traction.
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Heenber
Germany
United States
New York
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