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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
3
The item lists several horse types including four good big Jacks two ton Percheron one good trotting bred assessed by Arthur Park and an assessed French carriage horse. Prices are described as reasonable with a note on merchandise and stock quality.
We are adjusting losses and treating our people right. We write tornado and wind storm insurance at 55 cents for three years. The best company in existence we think. 40 cents for three years in city. See us and have money on your next policy. The joint stock clause no other company given you, it is worth your while to see ya at once.
Local inquiry targets Aret Cinsa and related companies with hundreds of obra gs in city and farm properties. Authorities urge investigation into potential property dealings and corporate affiliations affecting urban land use and oversight.
Incomplete obituary fragment lists Mrs Lett and three children among mourners. It notes bodies of Mrs Lett and several pallbearers, with reference to fourCal and other names, but many details are garbled or missing.
A speaker at a Columbia religious gathering urges unity among Christian denominations to counter secular advances. Quin O’Brien and others call for coordinated action, linking church cooperation to moral influence, with about 200 parishioners present at the Twentyeth Century gathering.
Indiana Governor L. M. Ralston proclaims a National Flag Day urging all state buildings schools and businesses to display the Stars and Stripes. The order calls for student participation and observance to honor American ideals and citizenship.
A garbled text fragment hints at global coffee trade issues across nations and states, mentioning America and a country use. The snippet suggests a discussion of coffee usage and international relations, but the exact facts are unclear from the fragment.
The fragment describes a body interred with a grave care and a wreath indicating high status in the tribe. A small hole near the wounds suggests trauma. The greye: was found under the proposed design of the Tipton monument, hinting at a notable figure’s burial context.
The lawn social held by the ladies of St. Simon's on Wednesday eight drew a large, cheerful crowd despite chilly weather. Klefer's Orchestra provided music and the ladies planned another social tonight.
Fragmentary report notes an individual named Jhinton or derived variant in trouble with authorities. He was captured near Wagenaes and brought back to the local Helmsfield jail, with unclear dates and names due to damaged text.
A group from St Simon’s Academy enjoyed a Wednesday evening at Rusiside Park with chaperone Mixies Matie Dasein. Attendees included Helen Gordon, Lyd Walker, Missen Helen, Ruth O’Neal, Elke Clements, and others in a lively neighborhood outing.
Preparations are completed for the State Sunday School Convention to be held in Evansville this week. A reception honor will be served by the state hour of directors and officers on Tuesday evening. The program includes departments and special sessions leading to the conference.
Walter Brocail charged with the murder of Police man Hitch in this city has his trial date moved from next Monday to June 24. The hearing will be held at Mt Vernon following a change of venue from the original location.
Linton Indiana June 12 John Mate forty years old was killed Wednesday morning by a fall of stone at Vendalla Mine No 9 Hal Matee a well known local miner recently married to Mrs Fannie Riggs is survived by three sons and three daughters Charles Shepherd was seriously crushed and may die from injuries received in the scene The report notes a February 27 885 born in Pennsylvania is referenced in the garbled text
An advertisement for a wall paper and paints dealer promoting forty years in the trade. Claims exclusivity in the city and urges customers to visit before buying for repairs. Location at the northeast corner of Fourth and Van Trees streets opposite City Hall. Also offers contracting, sign painting and graining services.
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