Business Boom Across United States Signals Record Prosperity
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports broad recovery and rising demand across industries from armament, textiles, and metals to real estate and construction. It notes manufacturers running full time, high payrolls, and vast orders abroad, with real estate values climbing and building activity surging as the war shifts commercial power nationwide.
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Bankers Meeting Notes Highlight Washington Representation
Washington was well represented at a bankers meeting with William M. Hayes and John L. Hayes from Washington National Bank joining L. I. Read George R. Kasster W. R. Meredith A. C. Wise and others. C. F. Cochran George Wilson Fred A. Stewart L. Hatfield and Paris Hastings also attended. Meredith, known as Uncle Billy, dominates Daviess county finance and mingled with attendees.
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Daviess County
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Funeral Friday for A J Connelly in Washington
A J Connelly formerly of this city dies at Seymour after tuberculosis and injuries from a railroad wreck. Funeral services will be at 2 30 pm Friday with Masons and Rev D L Thomas officiating. burial in Washington. Survived by wife Missie Ward, son John, daughters Editana and Monta Helen, and his father near Washington.
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Seymour
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Linton
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Chestnut ‘Street
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Harrison ‘Township
Daviess County
A. T. Connelly
Daviess
Misa
Ward
Nysheington
John
Ediltan
Monta
Helen
Connelly Engineer Dies After Railroad Wreck Near Sparksville
J We Connelly of Washington City D C and Willan Connelly of Alexandria Va were linked by Evans brothers in Evansville. In December 1910 Connelly, an I and Os Southwestern railroad engineer, was injured in a wreck near Sparksville. He spent weeks in hospital then returned to work briefly before tuberculosis signs appeared. A man of strong character and popularity, he was a longtime B and C Southwestern engineer and noted pilot. He belonged to Masonic orders and the First M E church.
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I & Os Southwestern
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Arwault
Colonelly
B.& C. Southwestern Railroad Company
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Glendale
Daviess County
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Br. Cannetly
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Unclear fragment hints at vast annual production figure
The readable portion suggests a reference to a massive annual total and distance related figures but the text is garbled. No definite people or organizations are identifiable.
Corroboration Of Interest Washington Readers Endorse Doan's Kidney Pills
Mrs Thomas Millen of cennes avenue Washington confirms years of kidney trouble relief from Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Clapp's Drug Store. She previously endorsed the remedy and now reaffirms its cure with no recurrence of kidney trouble. Price 50 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co.
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