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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1916
Page
6
The Airedale club of Indiana held its first annual show at White City Park. Only Boston and Airedale terriers were eligible to compete for prizes. The event took place on June 17 with dogs from those two breeds participating.
County board of review schedule lists meeting dates in June and July for township reviews and equalizations across Madison Harrison Veale Reeve and other townships. Officials FE Hush G Clees and Ian Wcw coordinate actions, including mortgage exemptions, trusts, and miscellaneous items.
An OCR fragment references true cats and ancient rhinoceroses with tusks, noting a mix of Welsh carnivanians in a Nebraska swampy lowland of the tertiary period. It hints at a paleontological context and mentions a person named TH, and a woman in disconnected lines, leaving unclear specifics.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The remedy, claimed to work through blood to mucous surfaces, is advertised as the most reliable for catarrh with thirty two years of use. Endorsed by testimonials and available from F J Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio, 75 cents.
A collage of short items notes George T. Stawell dying at ninety seven in Helena. a French device to curb hail. Vienna and Austrian dogs swapping brass for iron labels. a Connecticut hen laying at a kitchen door. the Glanta brothers forming a monthly family dining club. carbide candles as kerosene substitutes in Germany. a Union Station gatekeeper in Missouri’s tale of a misaddressed note. King George’s collecting and private trenches art. Miss Valentine and court orders in Atlanta. Mongolian Russians in outer Mongolia. a Minnesota cook’s enlistment woes. Professor Beusant’s faster-than-sound travel claim. Bible prices rising. Chilean birds in England for breeding. a Kentucky school official’s two-room mobile domestic science house. Mrs. Mats Woolrey named champion mother. bananas versus potatoes and wheat yield. a redesigned tea kettle lid to reduce scalding. Chinese cigarette factories with American marks preferred. Buffalo’s poor farm supporting itself through inmate labor.
Nancy De Moss, aged ninety six, died at her home near Washington after a fall and injury two weeks earlier. Born March 1 in Putnam County near Greencastle, she moved to Daviess County young and remained there. She was mother to four, including Mrs Jefferson King and Mrs Ida Jordan, a longtime Methodist church member. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 1:30 PM at the Maysville Methodist Church with burial in the Mia Silie Cemetery, under the direction of Rev. WOR. Wathine of Pleasantville to conduct.
The notice notes two rigs sold for 315 000 and 275 dollars for land title transfers near Anderson Charles and Michael Murphy Compan. It mentions a Peters arias and Dah Ogre 17 entities with drilling rigs and a development area three miles west. The language is fragmentary but centers on property and equipment sales linked to a developing site.
Fragmentary notice appears to reference compensation and financial terms. Mentions loans rents and a banking or telephonic contact. Includes scattered proper nouns and numbers but lacks a clear event or outcome.
A reader recounts severe kidney and back pain and credits Dr. Pierce's Anurie Tablets with ending suffering. The note promotes Dr. Pierce's Institute in Buffalo and extols the kidney friendly effects of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood cleanser and liver stimulant.
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