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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
3
The article outlines a legislative session where a reciprocity bill faces amendments in the Senate. It notes Taft’s pleas ignored and mentions political figures and ongoing debate surrounding wage aid, fiscal policy, and related reforms.
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with misspellings and misordered phrases. It mentions people and places in unclear context and lacks a coherent event or outcome to describe.
Fragmentary notice outlines property listings with unclear details including a Bedford address, garden items, an arbor, water cups, and possible road or shop mentions. Names or dates are not clear. overall purchase or appraisal context is uncertain.
London reports ongoing preparations for the coronation with decorations, stands, and processional plans. The program includes new features such as standard bearers for dominions and overseas troops, plus a public display outside Buckingham Palace. Traffic shifts and the removal of blinders from horses are noted amid brisk preparations.
The plan outlines a self contained suburb around Kansas City with parks playgrounds streetcars and public buildings. It references hundreds of millions in capital and the construction of big packing houses and a Missouri River bridge to link Kansas City with a new North Kansas City. A flood protection dike is described protecting much of the area.
Fragmented text from a historical page mentions bans by Las Secchi on common drinks and fountains. The readable parts reference a governor, bills, and local actions amid unclear surrounding context.
A Hungarian immigrant from New York named Tteroits dies at sea aboard the Lunard steamship Saxania near Trieste. The vessel is held for cholera quarantine and communication with shore is prohibited until bacteriological tests are completed.
National League results feature Pittsburg New York and Chicago Penned matchups with Philadelphia and Brooklyn. American League notes include Washington Cleveland and Philadelphia pairings with several city matchups and standings glimpses. Also contains health ad copy for Elec tric Bitters and Bucklen s Arnica Salve.
A Wrighish local column mocks Noah and the Ark narrative blaming Noah for modern woes. Colon Thathis Wo Chiasun of Wilmington argues the Teagon pests persist, while Ham and others fail to act, prompting satire on duty and disaster.
A large number of Royal High School graduates take summer courses and plan to become teachers. Names such as Anne O Mrlin Ermyl McCafferty Wrestley Green Marjorie Maxwell Helup Palmer Hazel Feagany Dorothy Wine show Aid Tes Barhans and Micea show a mix of students from the class of '11 taking summer classes at the state normal.
The Frank Dougherty horse Roland French Percheron stallion known as the Montgomery draft horse stands this season at the old Turk farm five miles north of Washington. A six year old jack stands heavy and tall, with 2 00 pounds weight listed. Amiel Turk announces the stock for the season.
Realty firm lists properties including a nine room rooming house with bath and barn, a five room cottage near Main Street with outbuildings and large lot, and a five room home with barn and chicken house near town center. Prices start around 1060 dollars with a short time special.
Washington Realty offers long term loans from five to eight percent. Mattingly & Myers Attorneys-at-Law advertise latest complete set of abstract books in equity. Office over State Bank.
A distressed note on political maneuvering discusses proposed constitutional reform. It mentions Ho use party fault lines, a pending Supreme Court split, and blockades delaying an amendment. The piece hints at government hopes and procedural pressure.
The report covers a long suit against KM Robinson with Tadgis Sullivan and the county treasurer involved. Witnesses testified while juries heard arguments through a period of deliberations. The case ended with a verdict awarding $74 to the plaintiff and another verdict of about $200 for the paint.
Salvation Army solicits funds for a children outing in Washington with a day at Wilson's Grove in east of the city. Envoy Cook promises full arrangements with transport and entertainment. a community fundraising drive advances with hopes of providing meals and refreshments for participants.
In Vincennes Indiana on June 7 a large crowd gathered at the courthouse to object to real estate valuations before the board of review. Auditor John W. Manning records show a steep rise in assessment across Becker Township. The delegation was promised action and June 27 was scheduled to address grievances.
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