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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
3
Four zoot bie Jacks, two ton Par i and Dred trotting figures sit at Jehur Park track. Imported corn and Morgan stock mentioned as feeds and sires.
Real estate and insurance notice invites inquiries on fire insurance and farm properties. Promises hundreds of bargains including a 317 acre bottom farm with cultivation and improvements offered at 70 dollars per acre. Nearby land values cited with high competition. Mentions farm equipment for sale.
Public stenographer in office reports Joan offers money to loan at five percent interest for five years on farm land.
Miss Amith wore a tar suit with gloves as ceremonies conducted by Father Gordon united Miss Amith Stone and Mr Guthrie in a St. John parish wedding. The couple will visit Léo Guthrie and family in Milwaukee before settling in this city, with many relatives from Hebrynf and Lesko attending.
A collage of editorials and quotations from the Smithsonian to the Chicago Record-Herald, Washington Post, and Detroit Free Press discuss Roosevelt, alcohol, and social tastes. Mentions of grape juice testimony, the White House mint, and Marquette map placement illustrate partisan angles on temperance and political image.
Tonight at 7:30 the lodge gathers for a jubilee meeting with ritual work in the Second Degree. Kalafr attendees are urged to be present, especially irregular members. A feast follows, with a celebratory menu anticipated. champions are expected as guests amid castle adulation.
Ex-President Roosevelt testimony cited in multiple papers as supporting a prohibition parade idea. Columnists mock the notion, noting Roosevelt’s supposed milk drinking habits and a fanciful race by a "Punk" rider. The mix of satire reflects Prohibition era press humor.
A fragment from the St Louis Post-Dispatch notes Frisco railroad troubles stem from political conditions and misguided expansion. It cites Mexican instability and U S tariff policy as factors, with the parent merger saddled by costly interest and charges. The piece warns against sensational doom and ties bond losses to Wilsonian era policy.
A stranger fleeing from the union depot toward Wabash Avenue fired shots near the Bhieck barber shop by Hotel Raymond. He hid behind a telegraph pole as a crowd pursued, firing again while retreating, prompting an immediate police response and a manhunt in Vincennes Indiana.
Police captured a man near Eleventh and St. Clair streets after a shooting incident. He carried forty cartridges and claimed the name Bipe Lahir. He appeared intoxicated and possibly doped, while Albion Ellis departed for New Albany this morning to join his wife and daughter Dorothy returning Wednesday.
An old fashioned insurance notice boasts wind storm coverage and tornado policy options. It markets lower rates and a unique shock clause, urging readers to visit the agency for savings and to protect their property. The ad emphasizes fair treatment of its people and company reliability.
The offer highlights an exclusive wall and paint store with forty years of experience. It mentions repairs, wall finishing, papering, and general contracting for house painting and painting-related work. Located at the northeast corner of Fourth and Trees streets, opposite City.
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