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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
2
Township trustees publish business hours and locations for Daniel Myers George Ward George Drew Ole W Gillitt Samuel Bhufflebarger and Wilson SMI with weekly or monthly at home office or town sites for Bogard Harrison Barr Elmore Steele Van Buren townships and other locales.
Notice to all persons having business with Reeve township that I will be at my office in Alfordsville Saturdays each week and at my residence four miles south of Alfordsville at other times. D. SACKMAN.
Fragmented transcription shows a chaotic scene in which a Georgia representative, chair of the interstate commerce committee, jokes about a torch light procession in the hall. Mentions Secretary Bryan, John Lind, and a Mexican situation with property rights. includes Carrie Chapman Catt planning a Saturday focus on art literature and women’s progress.
Chicago society notes mention Jane Addams addressing a gathering of women at an 8 o'clock club event. The program highlights social work and community outreach as key themes for the evening.
Latistag reports in Michigan June 10 that a bronze tablet commemorating the state’s first capitol building was unveiled. Mrs. Judge Grant of Detroit, daughter of Alphaeus Felch, who was governor when the building rose, unveiled the tablet as E. E. Campbell spoke for the Michigan Pioneer and Historian Society. Governor Ferris accepted on behalf of the state, closing the 49th annual convention.
Residents and visitors are listed in a sequence of short notes. Palmer Dyal and daughter Verda travel to Indianapolis for an operation. John Chestnut of Orleans visits relatives then heads to Illinois for the summer. Maud Clinton visits Odon. Philip Strange of Odon stays with his brother Henry. Alva Calahan family visits Willian Riggins. Bert Roach of Terre Haute spends Sunday nearby. Ray Chestnut from Washington visits Thomas Resler. Manford Dinkins of Edwardsport spends Sunday nearby. Joe Chestnut travels to Sandy Creek in Lawrence County. James Ritter family visits Arthur Ritters. Patrick and Willard Byer take a business trip to Indianapolis. Mrs Montgomery, Miss Chestnut, and Walter attend Samuel Boyd's funeral at Walnut Hill cemetery. Henry McCain goes to Elnora.
A grateful user from Mexia Texas recounts kidney illness including hemorrhages and pain and credits Dr Kilmer Swamp Root with his cure after several bottles. He notes his wife was cured as well and advocates trying the remedy, suggesting readers request a sample and booklet. Submission sworn April 8 1912 by notary J Bennett. Publication asks readers to mention the Washington Daily Democrat.
The department of agriculture invites volunteers to help count nesting birds by species in defined areas to judge laws and bird trends. 250 correspondents will select observers to tally birds at sunrise, ensuring only nesting birds are counted.
Mrs Ella Chandler and her daughter from northern Van Buren spent Saturday night and Sunday with Emery Wade and family. Tomey Kelsey and family, and Eaglesville guests of Mrs Julia Wilkey Sunday. Stephen Mallette went to Washington Thursday. Roscoe Flinn and wife and Miss Ada Bolding of Bailey were guests for John Arney and family Sunday. Witlam Chambers of Mud-Pikeday north of Odon.
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