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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1925
Page
4
Washington Democrat reports the death of William Jennings Bryan at Dayton Tennessee. For thirty years he shaped national affairs and opposed evolution theories. He was praised for integrity and dedication to liberty, humanity, and moral causes.
Morning services were held for George W. Wright at a home in Mayville with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Mrs Fred Reede of 508 North First Street was taken to Daviess County Hospital in Gil’s ambulance. Ray Keller, 7, son of Mrs Sdander, had tonsils and adenoids removed at Daviess County Hospital. Neeth Vernon Fire Company forced to tear out sidewalk Saturday to access water after a fire in the First National Bank basement. the blaze was extinguished with light cost.
The article recalls William Jennings Bryan visiting Washington on different occasions including an August 1920 appearance at a log chautauqua. It notes his aging but lasting oratory, his support base in Washington, and memories of his 1920 engagement alongside local figures like Mayor Lae Ww and acquaintances such as Samuel Elswick.
A fragment discusses Indiana in 1896 and the death of William Jennings Bryan. It critiques public reaction and eulogies, noting the impact on politics and the nation while questioning leadership and honesty in the era.
A wreck casualty list is reported with the death of a parent and spouse, leaving a wife and children in mourning. Authorities note shock and grief as the family copes with the loss while surrounding relatives seek answers and support.
A bankruptcy trustee and attorney filed appearances and objections in the Warren T McCray case seeking to block a discharge. The document outlines the procedural steps in the former oral court and the trustee’s intent to challenge the discharge in the matter.
The report covers grain quotations and live stock receipts from Chicago and Cincinnati. It lists grain prices for various classes, cattle and hog receipts, and note of market directions. Cattle and hog markets show mixed to steady trends with specific bid ranges and top prices.
Indiana Davies county notices warn non residents and unknown heirs about a quiet title suit filed in the Daviess Circuit Court. The second part announces a private sale by receiver in Evansville Division for a 5.74 acre parcel with 30 foot easement in Washington Indiana, describing the tract and machinery as assets, to be sold for cash at full appraised value.
A hay baler incident four miles south of YAnton seriously injured an 87 year old man. He was drawn into the baler and badly crushed. Doctors said they would attempt to save the leg.
In Seymour authorities consider expanding into a nearby parcel to accommodate a new filling station. Plans indicate land use changes and zoning adjustments to permit the service station. Community members are invited to review proposals and attend the public hearing.
Hagenbeck Wallace show plans to pass through the city on two trains traveling from Evansville via the Big Four line. Agent Dugan reports the motor will be held at Evansville until 6 p.m. before heading toward Washington.
Fragmentary report mentions Lawrence Shie and several motorists, a justice of the peace, and charges in Brownstown during an official visit. Details are garbled, with no clear names, dates, locations, or outcomes.
Fragmentary text discusses a motorcycle theme with unclear context and missing details. No names, places, dates, or concrete actions can be confirmed from the readable portion.
Advertises printed crepe de chine at 5.95 each, new silk crepe de chine in colors, rayon silk dresses for girls sizes 6 to 14 at 0.65, cambric with embroidery trim in white at 1.19, striped voiles in white, perfumery at low prices, and half sizes at 0.45 and 0.35.
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