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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
4
The Monday and Tuesday programs at Theatorium feature two fine comic pictures Electric Belt and The Stolen Pig. Mr. Albion Horrall Jr will sing 3 5 Don't Let Her Lose Her Way.
Notice lists WYG members to attend ceremonies at the depot on Sunday afternoon to decorate graves. Clerk L. Hi Stugkeys records the details. William Stevesibon appears in the joiner notes.
Partly cloudy forecast for Natal Tuesday with showers and storms. The rest of the text lists scattered property transfers and names including Mary Ann Gainor, Henry Gainor, David Ke Morgan, Jobs P Morgan, Oscar Deckard, and Summers, along with Washington lots 135 and 36 and Pearse Hyde addition references.
A long string of names visits and returns noted for residents and visitors to the city. Individuals include Joe Callahan Gardner Ray George Loertz Vincennes J.it. Dennisgan John Caress Ray Feagans Mrs. Charles Moht Arch McMullen John Bishop Hiram Sims Charles K. co printer others from Elnora Vincennes Petersburg and Plainville among many.
An excerpt notes Elihu Root as Secretary of State admired by some and criticized by others. It mentions his Manila telegram to Governor Taft, a Yale University lecture funded by William Earl Dodge, and a humorous account of his brief New Haven visit and the festivities surrounding it. The piece references Hadley Stokes Townsend and questions what activities accompanied Root.
The Misses Zola Camphell and Idai Shorts spent Sunday with friends and relatives, visiting in the Jetty area and staying with Mrs. Groree Walters and daughter Misa Iree. They stopped by H real l's bookstore to hear the oratorio of The Mes Hab.
Incomplete text shows names such as ELISHA L and ESSLE AL with a dated stamp like 1908. The fragment references a county and a sworn statement or acknowledgement, but crucial context and full details are missing.
An advertising notice touts The Thrice-a-Week World as a better paper for 1907 promising impartial political news full markets cartoons and fiction. It outlines coverage anywhere in the world and emphasizes a low yearly subscription price of one dollar for 156 pages.
Notice to persons with business in Washington Township to visit the office in the sour room for daily access and official dealings. The fragment confirms a location reference and a request to use office facilities.
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