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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
2
A lively 1920s style survey details bathing fashions and fur trends for summer wear. It notes white fur boas and trimmed swimsuits, shimmering gowns with fur borders, and elaborate headgear from chin taps to turbans. The tone critiques excess while highlighting bold color, texture, and accessory choices.
Ind laid out 31.3 million pledged in Kentucky and Tennessee to build the road system. Gilbreath, former secretary now highway promoter, will collect funds and oversee preparation for construction. About 25 subscribers gave 1000 dollars each, expected to rise to fifty donors soon. He will advise engineers and ensure counties carry outPremises for highway work. Dixie Highway ads appear along the Dixier route with large signs and pole markers.
George Frisby aged 60 faced the judge after a drunken outburst at a public place. He admitted the fault, paid ten shillings, and was warned not to repeat the incident. The report also notes weather censorship and a rescue at sea following a Dresden incident.
The Indiana retail furniture dealers association may join with Ohio and Michigan groups to form a Tri state Furniture Dealers Association. The Indiana convention at the Severin hotel will feature Carl Hunt and two addresses, with James F. Healy invited as Indiana representative in Ohio. Speakers include Hawkins of Conneville and Adolph Kar Ley of Chicago addressing trademarks and aesthetic furniture topics.
Former Queen Liddokal, a famed Hawaii admirer, visits the island for festive activities. She strolls through vine-clad retreats as gentle melodies fill the air, marking a light, cultural gathering in mid-June.
Four vice presidents with Native or foreign heritage are noted. Schuyler of de Catfay and Thomas fe, along with AL Hoodricks, are cited among early figures. Charles W. Fairbanks and Thomas M. Marshall are mentioned for holding high offices such as senators and governors, reflecting diverse backgrounds in early United States leadership.
Visitors wear wreaths woven by the islanders as the queen herself joins a mournful chorus. Hula dancers and maidens celebrate with merriment amid the dusky crowd at the night festivity.
June 11 report states no land remains for settlers as state land officers raid the region. Over 1,000,000 acres are tied up, with 75 claims left despite a demand for 40,000 acres. State immigration drainage efforts are blamed for the heavy demand.
Indiana University completes arrangements for a two session summer coaches course covering all branches of basketball coaching. Arthur Berndt and James A. Kage lead the program with emphasis on high school basketball as a primary athletic outlet. The session attracts demand from nearby instructors and tackles transportation issues amid citrus conference meetings in Bloomingdale.
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