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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
3
A garbled report describes an 1815 shipwreck or collision scene with references to Bussoah Crone and Joseph of the estate, a rock raftway, electric machines, and a German submarine tendered at Cham m. The piece mentions a police officer, traffic law, and a mayor in a disordered, possibly partisan narration.
Prof W J Nowak long active in city music circles, teaching and directing at St. Simon’s. Friday he returned to birthhe in Manistee Michigan. He had resided here for years, with many acquaintances noting his kindness and devotion to church activities.
B E Sehorer, prominent Mason and grand secretary of the Royal Arcanum, died at his Indianapolis home after joining Wednesday morning. He was well known in Washington and trusted in fraternal circles. the era’s business and trade figures referenced in the fragment reflect the era's broad economic context.
A fragmentary report notes a trio set to commit to the appeal and the plan to arrive this afternoon. Mention of Perry hints at a potential rift, with emphasis on a forthcoming start and unclear details.
A garbled dispatch discusses a state ordinance contest between deputies and a city authority over firing of works. It mentions Washington and Massachusetts figures, and a plan to limit festivities and protect public order amid agitation.
Fragmented OCR reveals discussion of a laundry coop with experiments in percent dividends, staffing, and gear, plus a note on a women’s club facing disruptions and internal conflict. The text references farmers, apprentices, and potential profitability through scaled operations and machinery.
An advisory from Hon. SL Wise, agent of Wright County Iowa, outlines corn seed testing as a way to gauge vitality. The report cites test outcomes: 78 percent strong, 10 percent weak, 6 percent dead for field corn, with adjustments to reflect practical planting. It argues testing can reveal potential yield differences, estimating about 100 extra bushels per 2100 acres, and discusses effort versus payoff for farmers deciding to test before planting.
In Sangamon county Illinois a series of meetings is held under the Sangamon County Farmers Congress to push the hiring of a county agent. The county organization is nearly complete and is ready for a final step.
Bureau County announces Charles J. Mann 94 County Agent. Mann, a graduate of the Illinois Agricultural College, brings eight years in air survey work for the Department of Agriculture and extensive practical experience, seen as a suitable man for the position.
fragmented note discusses attracting interest by listing 16 qualities and mentions a photo. it hints at self-advancement and evaluation of someone, with unclear guidance and several garbled phrases.
A Bedford town page recounts a tar pot explosion at the Hicks hotel area near the O'Gomner & Patterson River stable, endangering the livery and prompting fire department action. Local workmen, residents, and visiting figures are noted, with community complaints about street conditions and ongoing repairs after a damaging blaze.
Ida M. Catt died after a brief illness of consumption, reported in the Southeast district. The deceased was the widow of Foln A. Catt and left two sisters, Mrs. Kauffman of… The text lists several relatives including Glenn, Bruch, and Cares, noting family connections and local ties.
An explorer narrative depicts a remote woodlands setting where majestic trees and exotic creatures, including deadly reptiles and fiery beasts, frame a tale of adventures. A reclusive native community and a misadventure with a strange dinosaurlike iguana narrative emerge, highlighting curiosity about primeval life and wild natural wonders.
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