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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
6
Disjointed OCR text lists various items and prices unclear in context. Mentions numbers like 10¢, 9.40, 40.05, 13.98, 14.78 and references to vealers and mediums, with scattered terms Nostiea and Het. The readable portion is fragmentary and lacks coherent event or subject.
The notice details bids for Carroll Bridge construction in SteeleTownship with a bid of $375.90 and states the county auditor will file the records. Separate fiction excerpt follows, showing Virginia and Nathaniel's jealousy and tensions as they discuss living with Uncle Frederick and Clarissa while dealing with past memories.
In a crowded dinner, Virginia endures Clarissa’s sharp chatter while Nathaniel and Clarissa clash over Virginia’s future. Nathaniel’s weary resolve deepens as he contemplates Virginia with a life he would create, while Chiri’s late night visit unsettles the studio scene and hints at further complications.
Indiana newspapers note advertising bids for a new air mail stop on the Chicago Atlanta line to include this city. Reports from Ward Ce ment Washington highlight Lafayette Purdué pistol team narrowly missing a national title. Evansville cites May as a record month for public school discipline. Indianapolis records May 1928 gasoline tax at 918263.38, up from 833213.41 in May 1927. Fort Wayne mentions the Pixley Long Building demolition to clear space for a modern structure where writers and artists once lived and worked.
Market brief notes imprecise figures show steer and fat cow trading ranges. Mentions price bands from 9 to 16 with fragmented terms like Pere veglers and Be ee ne Zz. unclear units and entities.
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