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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
4
The funeral for Olive Marie Strange will be held Friday at 2:30 PM at the United Brethren Church in Evansville, with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Disturbing local crime notes include a robbery and a jail escape report, while readers hear about radio reception issues and a Notre Dame Stanford game sighting from Los Angeles.
The Aaglesville first team hosts Walnut Street, while the second team travels to St Simon’s in Vingennes Friday night. The W H S first team plays at 7:80 p.m. Admission is 10 cents. The seconds seek to rebound from a loss at Mitchell as they renew effort to regain prestige.
Independent and college results list Tenndusee Lincoln Memorial DePauw Marquette Prim ary and others with varied scores. In Vincennes representatives of a Chicago firm seek to reopen the former Rolling Mill plant, targeting a weekly payroll of 20000 and conversion to a steel rail mill, while Mrs. Charles Runyon of Shoals shopped in town.
George H. Ellis aged sixty died of heart disease in Linton Indiana while walking to receive the offering at the Baptist church on Sunday. He is survived by his widow two daughters Lucile Hunt Richmond Mig and Beverly and a son Beverly.
A fragmented report discusses a bill to create a Knox autenint compilation for a court with a judge paid 4200 dollars. The state would cover 3500 dollars and the county 700 dollars, highlighting arguments for a superior court based on king empire court seats.
An advertisement for Adlerika claims fast relief from gas on the stomach and related restless sleep issues. It touts deep seated causes and rapid action, noting the product often works within an hour and does not gripe.
Washington January 3 The Hughes world court proposal is to be taken up by the Senate relations committee next Wednesday under an agreement reached today. The committee also sanctioned the nomination of James Sheffield as ambassador to Mexico.
Fragmentary note suggests a link between celestial cycles and life milestones as the moment of opening one's own home is described as a happy turning point. The text also hints at broader beliefs about the moon’s effects on people and events.
Announcing a semi annual clearance with a sale featuring high quality merchandise at prices lower than regular. Every department participates in the promotion offering reduced prices across the store.
A fragment shows the name A. D. Biddinger and a phone listing at Temple Court, implying a classified contact note likely from a historical directory or ad. The readable line preserves a telephone reference and place name without further context.
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