The Best Meals In the Market at Low Prices
The market offers prime aid roast from native cattle, very choice and tender sirloin and porterhouse steaks, chops, and cullers at extremely low prices. Phone 534 3 East Main Street.
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Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1908
Page
3
Noisy honk machines blamed for many crashes nationwide
An outraged note complains about loud horn machines causing numerous accidents. The writer urges authorities to regulate or ban them, asserting they endanger pedestrians and drivers. The piece laments women drivers and insists on safer alternatives for urban streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Bishwaye
Strowis
Aodu
Policy notes echo in August Salt Take Cin report
The article cites statements on August 8 about political finance and party prosecutions, referencing Harriman’s 1904 cam fund and Roosevelt’s votes, with claims of election law violations. It also mentions a bank fraud case involving a South Africa based impostor using fake identities to solicit deposits and mislead natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt
Cin
Harriman
Mid
New York
Roosevelt
Watt
Maan
Coumby
Baenese
Churches Schedule and Services Across Local Congregations
The churches list weekly services with pastors and times. St Marys Low Mass, St Johns evening vesper, Episcopal and Baptist groups promote sermons, Sunday schools, and baptism plans. Epworth and Byworth Leagues meet. special sermons include Our Fathers and a baptism trip to the river.
World’s Largest Mexican Ranch Owner and Estate
Don Luis Terrazas heads a vast Mexican ranch empire in Chihuahua Hilink, Mexico, claimed at 164 miles from east, 200 miles from north with 1 06,000 acres and 1,000,000 cattle plus 100,000 horses. The farm complex includes a colossal house, gardens, 200 guests capacity, 100 outlying stations, 2,000 workers, and its own water and packing plants. Terrazas, famed for wealth and leadership of his staff, built the ranch to showcase cattle, imports from Scotland and England, and irrigation reservoirs costing 0,000 with 30 wells. He is married, father of twelve, and educated in the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Luis Petrages
Chibu- Hilink
Mesxico
Autio Eouth
East Bow
Walt
Donile
Luis
Don Lois
Mexico
United Staes
Europe
Don Lule
Scotluend
England
Go Don
Luig
Terragag
Burone
Terrazas
New York + Post
Air Dome Entices Crowd With Rainy Night Show
A large audience braved rain to see Heinz Vane and an all star cast at the Air Dome. Azeln Fogtain dazzled as singer dancer and comedienne while James McDuff offered sharp impressions. Amateurs were billed for another night as weather stays inclement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thetr
Thea
Azeln Fogtain
Seldon
James MecDuff
Ameteirs
Bryan and Kern Club Forms in Greene County
The Bryan and Kern Club in Greene County elects J. M. Hudson president with a unanimous vote. John A. Cravens is vice president, J. W. Inman secretary, Cyrus & Divis treasurer. The group grows to seventy five members and schedules two August 21 meetings with prominent state speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfeld Hixs
Arse Bryan and Kern Club
Greene County
WL. Slinkard
Gemination
J. M. Hudson
Ohn
Harris Named Principal of Cannerburg Schools
Prof. R. G Harris of Cannerburg was in the city this morning and appointed to be principal of the Cannerburg schools for next year. He taught physics at Crawfordsville High School last year and is a graduate of Indiana University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rc, Harris
Cannerburg
Harris
Crawfordsville
Indiana University
Chicago University
Smith
Barr Township
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah Jordan set for Monday
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Jordan who died at her home on the Maysville road from a paralytic stroke will be at the First M. E. church Monday at 10. Burial is in Oak Grove cemetery. Her brother Elmer C. Jordan of Cheyenne Wyoming cannot arrive in time, causing a postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jordan
Maysville Road
M. E
Oak Grove Cemetery
Aivs
Jordan
Elmer C. Jordan
Cheyenne
Wyonley
Odon Business Men Win Tight 11 12 Ball Game
In Odon a laborers versus businessmen charity game ended 12 to 11 with the business men triumphing. Whiter Garten Dan Gantz Walter Haig and Dr. Clemmer starred in the lively exhibition raising funds for fresh air food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon
Whiter Garten
Dan Gantz
Walter Haig
Dr. Clemmer
Papa Give Me a Penny and a Tragic Death
Gus Schonbeck a Chicago foundry foreman lost 750 at poker and fled home to 3607 Rable Street where his seven year old daughter Mary asked for a penny. He shot himself, was taken unconscious to the county hospital and expected to die. his wife and two other children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gus Schonbeck
Rable Street
Mary
Cone ‘Dy
Schoenbeck
Notable Singing Duel Shown by Smith and Merellin Duo
Report from the Red Mill theater in Kennes recounts Charters Smith and Tom Merellin performing to Washington boys with features not announced earlier. The program included an ongoing run of the duo and will be repeated tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartes Smith
Tom Merellin
Washington
Red Mill
I Kennes
Smith
Méreib
Long Trip Ends For Couple From Chicago
Mr and Mrs a Systee arrived in the city yesterday and last night. They were described as traveling by Atomabile yal the Dragon and were expected to be carried from here to New York by the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Big Wace
New York
Professor Garten Inspires with English Notes at Odon
Prof J E Garten, English instructor, returns from the East and stays at Rixfether's home in Odon. His writings showcase a distinctive journalistic and literary style, drawing local interest as readers anticipate more on his topics and artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Garten
Rixfether
Odon
Mr. Gaten
Jouljarty
Mrs Mary Lee Credits Dr. King's New Discovery
In Zanesville Ohio Mrs Mary Lee writes that her husband James Lee owes his life to Dr King's New Discovery. She says his lungs were severely affected by consumption but the remedy restored him to health after a friend recommended it. The ad notes guarantees and trial bottles at William Betts' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Games Lee
Zanesville
Ohio
Mary-Lee
James Lee
Dr. King
William
Betts’ Drug Store
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