Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Washington Democrat in Washington, Indiana

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 12 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1908

Page

4

Astronomical Events and Historical Notes on July 24

A compact record of celestial observations and historical mentions dated July 24, noting old events such as the 1870 Nichoolas aid in the Baltic and the 1905 Conference of C Euperor Willim sen. It mentions Bun sets 740, with references to planetary visibilities before sunrise and a variety of names and places in a fragmented historical list.

Bolivar Dali Bunton Bortey Fink Idau- Alusindee Nichoolas Baltic Euperor Willimsen

Tunnel Work and Labor Shift Report Near Monty Gone

A long tunnel project near Monty Gone shows ongoing improvements with safety measures. A large workforce, including men from Claelnell and eastern points, is engaged in relining and reinforcing the tunnel while rock falls are controlled. Ballasting stone moves along the route from Dilisyere to Cothyun, and a hot turntable project expects activity with a growing crew by September.

Phe Monty Claelnell Seymour Garreving Lawrence County Moore's Hill Dilisyere Cothyun

Personal notices from a busy regional social page

Names and travels fill a local notice page with visits to Vincennes Indianapolis and Terre Haute. Residents such as Mrs Elizabeth Benger Mrs C T Mitchell Mr and Mrs John Thompson and Miss Grace Smith mingle with relatives guests and travelers visiting and returning from trips to Brazil New Albany West Baden Chicago and Martinsville.

Dance at Montgomery Draws Large Washington Crowd

A lively night dance in Montgomery drew many from Washington. Patrons enjoyed ideal conditions as a bay wagon carried attendees and a weekly dance is planned. St Louis Shoe Repairing Co advertises services at 10 Southeast Third Street near the post office.

Montborbary Waphington St Louis Shoe Epairng Company Atrest Post Offee Third Street Washington Indiana

Revision of Now I La Me ignites Indiana Endeavor rally

A revised version of Now I La Me was offered at the Indiana Christian Endeavor meeting held at Bethany Park. A. Abbott of Mansnercourse delivered the revision on the subject The Greatest Work Of All. The piece was chosen as a battle cry for the coming year by the association.

Indiana Christian Endeavor Assoention Bethany Park A. Abbott Mansnercourse Amaddy Chy

Too Good For This World A Child’s Solemn Question

A boy named Lambie speaks to a nurse about God and Sunday, asking where the funny paper is. The nurse, moved, tells the cook that the child is too good for his toil. The next days show the boy’s earnest, gentle demeanor and the nurse’s sorrow.

Lambie

Pleasant Oak Silvet Soiree Honors Mrs Froelich Guest

Miss Mary Lillig entertained at her Oak Silvet home in honor of Mrs Katherine Froelich from Evansville. Music and refreshments framed the evening as guests socialized including Willam Betts Charles Stone Lydia Lillie Ethel Evans Olive Bright Jodie Siegel Roy Eves J H Lamb Dr Vance May and J Isenogle.

Mary Lillig Oak Silvet Katherine Froelick Evansville Jodie Siegel Lile Willam Betts Charles Stone Lydia

Paths to success and hazing at West Point

A motivational fragment urges perseverance and reliability, urging punctuality and honest work. It contrasts with a hazing incident at West Point where four cadets from the Fourth and Third classes were expelled for hazing. Separate reports note a killing at a Chicago boarding house involving an architect and an invalid, plus a Denver robbery suspect shot by a policeman. Also a Portsmouth note asks a keeper to notify Mrs McMulk in case of accident.

Cadste West Point United States Hiistory Academy Hgzing Mmemberg Wiliam T. Russell Harry G. Wever Tinois Byron Q. Jones New York George W. Chaos William M. Prude Alabama Isaac Bosulding Oklahoma William Nalle Virginia James A. Gillespie Pennsylvania Boarder Chicago Luccasietten William T. Branitalty Grande Houlevard Sletten Brauitzky Denver Colo Frank Campbell Fol. Everett Portsmouth N. H William McMulkin Langdon’Street

Pick Uns Alfred Ball and the Dalloon Hicker deal

The report lists Alfred Ball living on the Dicey Keith Farm north of town and a Dalloon Hicker redeemable for meat at W. G. Sluimpp's market yesterday. Other items note New York City school spending, Philadelphia per capita costs, a German band arriving at noon, Meredith hotel fire escape, a Montgomery dance with local jig dancer Bain Ferris, and Clifford O. Bonham’s interest in Horn & Lemen's firm. A sewer proposition in Vinewares faces a costly storm system and Chastes Klapper plans a front street hotel fire escape. New bills at the Airdome and nickelodeons tonight.

Alfred Ball Keith Town W. G Chastes Klapper East Third Street Airdome

GOL H A GALVERT ILL AFTER SUDDEN Ailment

Cal Calvert of northeast Fifth street was severely ill with Augina pec toris. His condition improved by afternoon but remained serious. He had gone to the country in hot sun yesterday, which may have triggered the attack. The Market at the corner east Second and Van Trees street offers fruits and vegetables.

Cal H. A. Calvert North East Fifth Street van Trees

Notice to creditors on settling Bonham and partners accounts

Notice to all persons indebted to M. and Bonham's sons and to McCarty Smith and Gortee to call and settle at once. Changes in the business require all accounts closed. Jed A Bonham, Clifford O Bonham and Latwet will be at the regular place to make settlements at the old stand 241 East Main Street.

M. &. Bonham Zed A. Honham Jed A. Bonham Clifford Bon- Fem JedLatwet McCarty, Smith & Gortee Indawtt

Real Estate Loans From J. Biddinger Room 20 Temps Court

All loans have arms at all alrds and prices to sell with some to exchange for city or other property. Farm mortgage at 6 percent interest with prepayment privileges. Room No. 20 Temps Court. J. Biddinger.

J. Biddinger

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bun Moun Mereurs Tmeths Pd Mere D, Ward SV Sun Eli Venus E. Ravanstrigh Rewington Typewriter F. B. Fornward East Main Street Dohc Serene Hoo Ceeceese the Royal and the- Commercial Union M. Walker Insarsuco Ofwl Decker Heal Estate Deckard & Walker, K. of c. Building Oxford J. REINSEL @ SON Misa Dorothy McCawley St Lande Resisning Lyk Grandpin Auemit S. Afuatet Welh Werlmet Frante Tibvis Trin Yao Tho Charis Williard Ts Homie Adydianapolis Goon Tui Linter Light C. Forguson Jo Mo Letamea Echtana Wincennes Ferguson Brasil Roy Clivence Mills Mollie Deifers Tres St. Louis Shah Tidak Meen Thess Latte Gertrude Chee Myainfield Role E.R. Davitson Merhing Park Ted Eliabeth Benger Taahaa City Winey Osta George Mehliger Mipeline Guek Margaret Ketler Eyansville Priunville Pershing EL Nor W.G. Tarnes Plainville John Karehigek Childeen Bedford Mayfielh West Walnut Street Doh Mwanier Ray Pensons Ed Robertson Roy Eves West Baron Mommy Les Gilvis Donern SamradwiNe Martie Thomas May . Bostwick Minerva Ohio Alt W. TL. Wright East Ninth Street Indianapolis M. H. Linville Aliss Cora Hunter Worthington W. L. Wright A. P. Wade Bogard Township A. T. Brewer Cecil B.S. Rumey and Sons of John Thompson Porth Meridian Wilnut Streets Bicknell News Doneta Wells Helen ~ Hayes Joseph ,Wicknel Charles Bicknell John Greenwood Huber Newland Cairo T Business Miss Grace Smith Mata Hazel Bowry Ernest O'Brien Wigyne Ailen Montgomery GO. W. Day Frank Swords John H. Spencer Vincennes Mrs. Mean Bushnell Cincinnati Ira Bushnell Robert Russell Trinity Springs BL. Talman Newark, New Jersey Prudential Insurance Company T. F. Spink George Hyatt Missi. 'Sth Miss Nap Cadden Loogaptee Louis Lauby Marie Langootee Patterson Soha Wi. McCarty J. H. McCracken Maud Lemmon Ata New York City Cileake Dasion Imore Philadelphia United States Washington Realty Company Om Automobile Meredith Bain Ferris Tatu Amrtour Clifford O. Bonham Horn & ‘Lemen's, Furniture Au.durtking Bonbank Datland County Vinewares Princeton Clarion News GOL Grand Theatre the Godest Place Encyclopedia Britannica Porky Bros. Tarnjalida Barry Broa Hatfield & Falmer CO A. BE. Spink Sovice Jackson Betts’ Drug W. E. Jeffers West Walnut Street Williams and Malo Street Mary’ Eisen Maple Street Regina J Pakiefer People's Theater Building Thhieves Ap Bly James Dally Owens Democrat Mars A.M. Sam Lundy Hotel Ind Best House G Lundy Aatea Ipogggor
Search Courier

Search the Washington Washington Democrat Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Washington Democrat?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication