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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
5
A garbled message from a 1920s grain drive urges farmers to protect the wheat harvest. The text references government forecasts, labor ages, and a call to collective effort to avoid losses. It remains unclear and contains many OCR errors.
A truncated fragment mentions Moline and a binder with an uncertain plan. The garbled text lacks concrete actions, dates, or names to establish a coherent news item.
Local dealer promotes the largest collection of refrigerators in the city with varied patterns. Emphasizes low prices due to a special purchase, inviting customers to inspect the line and compare insulation and wood features for value.
A fragmented passage argues about replacing stove work with oil stoves to reduce wives’ kitchen burden. It suggests a choice between traditional coal stoves and oil models like New Perfection or Puritan, claiming the latter can spare years of life, and asks if that is desired. The text resembles an advertisement or opinion on household labor and stoves.
Society items report a Westminster church picnic at Eastside Park with attendees including Phillip Anderson Wilma Watt Rosa Jand Opell Betty Martin Helen Allen and others. Also notes say Mrs Humphrey May tett left for Boston with daughters for the summer. several local residents hosted gatherings and visits. the issue lists many names, events and small-town social updates.
Mr and Mes. felend Henrick and Lory Armes with Albert Taylors group toured to Washington Sundalet as guests of Mes Pedrick's parents Mr and Mrs Wf Clagt and family. Many relatives and friends were in and out visiting over the weekend as Charanalla returned home after two weeks with her sister.
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