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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1920
Page
5
Local farm supply ad touts Studebaker wagons as superior for harvest work citing durability and cost efficiency. It urges farmers to visit field and Palmer Co. for quick service and to compare with Moline wagons.
Fragmented text discusses painting and cleaning while mentioning freshness certainty and costs. It references phrases about keeping paint up and cleaning up, but the passage is garbled and lacks a coherent event or clear entities.
The seller notes prices for rugs and furniture will be reduced this fall and held until July. They urge customers to act quickly to buy stock at lower rates before further increases.
An obscured advertisement promotes Puritan stoves and coal ranges with notices about heat, disposal tips, and nearby store pricing. It urges customers to visit the store for better deals and references safe uses and disposal of old stoves.
The note promotes using key-cide to treat orchards against potato bugs and pests. It describes spraying vines so it coats like paint and references a product package and control of eating insects on berries and flowers.
Mr and Mrs Charles Gregory hosted a six o'clock dinner with Ada Dr and Mrs B Holbingeworth and daughters Lucile Ruth Betty Jean and Miss Clara Miller at 8 Meridian Street. Mrs Barry Hyatt honored with a bead grill at her home on Main Street. Guests included Mrs Champi Mrs Sigh and others. A piano recital by Sebring and Cavanaugh was announced with future publishing plans. The Young Republic Presbyterian Society ended its season with a social at Rev T J Simpson's home featuring Rev William A Mylter as guest of honor.
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