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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
6
The fragment mentions a court context with Supreme Court and legal terms. It lists entities like MO, LAWYX, and rT 8, implying formal proceedings or case notes. Further readable details are limited by the damaged text.
A distorted OCR fragment discusses a former prime minister and government actions. It mentions a party, potential splits, and unnamed meetings. The readable text is largely garbled with phrases about friends, government positions, and a possible new policy.
An evening paper details a series of distress notices and public safety bulletins following a Byashi disaster. The edition notes ongoing reports from several places, with referenced sources and regular updates on relief efforts and inquiries.
Reading mentions Miss Loree Shay at the University of Michigan and local plans for a chautauqua in Bloomington. It notes country roads dusty in Indiana, White River as a hazardous bathing site, park improvements at Eastside park, and concerns over litter and bottles polluting the lake.
Local residents near Eloonston Indiana were served notices by federal officers last Thursday. Prosecutor Joe Barclay aims to recover taxes and liquor shipment acknowledgments from about twenty people, including Mrs Jessie Mertz wife of the Bill Tiger rumored to be connected to the Brandy ring. Several suspects are out on bond awaiting circuit court appearance for junior sale charges.
Amid discussions of pest trees, locals urge removal of smell bearing specimens whose seeds disperse widely. Reports claim roots and ground spread seeds, raising malaria fears. Efforts focus on sanitation and avoiding pest spread, while rain offers brief optimism for relief. A note mentions Hungary gas and a pipeline project for cotton.
The annual crowning of the statue of Mary Mother of Featies occurred in Tayabias province with Mrs Catherine Hayes presiding and Misses Mary Sanford and Mary Smith taking part. A benediction followed as church members explained the dedication to the mother of Jesus. Services continue at Simon B church with Mass at 6 and 8:15. Farmers rent sal nails for hat making fibers. locals seek Gothic treasures beneath city houses.
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