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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1916
Page
2
A fragmentary notice shows someone proposing a loan with 5 percent interest per year and a 6 percent rate for twenty years. It mentions A J Bid Ming the Land Man at 100m 12 15 Temple Court Building.
We offer a loan at reasonable rates for sums of 5000 dollars or more. A special offer is available from Pangett and Burris.
An item noting services by J. W. Hillard including real estate, fire and tornado insurance, liability insurance, loans, rents, and notary public, located in Suite K of the K. of C. Building. Contact via telephone.
In harsh moralizing prose the author condemns the "trees of heaven" for their nauseating scent and lack of earthly value. The text argues they deserve destruction and removal from landscapes, suggesting their branches be killed and banished to deny any shade or benefit.
Major General Leonard Wood announces the Plattsburg camp is open to all American citizens willing to aid the country in case of war. He cites 2000 plus signups from business and college sectors, notes Princeton leads college enrollments, and urges employers to extend vacations to a month for proper training. Governors arrange local committees to boost participation and education in the program.
Manche Penrod reports on Indiana University summer term closure with commencement set for June 10. Martin and Daviess counties send many students. notable graduates include Harlan Yennr, Ralph Hastings, Russell Wallace, Buszene Cadou, Donald Rogers, Leslie Hamersly, William Waldate, Cecil Webb, and Miss Mary Rogers. The piece highlights student achievements, activities, and roles in fraternities, journalism, athletics, and college clubs.
A Chicago demonstration paralleled New York’s, with about a quarter of a million residents including men, women, clerks and unionists marching to demand peace and national preparedness. Leaders from Young Men's clubs and local militia units participated, highlighting a broad cross section of society in a solemn display.
Brookville Indiana hosts a three day centennial celebration with Samuel M. Ralston scheduled to speak today in Brookville. The event marks the town’s observance and draws local residents and officials.
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