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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text mentions lectures on health methods and a group voyage up a river ending with Hinch being served at a convent ion. Readable details are limited and names or exact events are uncertain.
The Quyluatt-Wathen Coal Company, with capital stock of 250100, was organized in Vincennes to develop coal interests in and near Bryceville. A meeting of twenty stockholders at Union Depot Hotel elected John Ty Othhant president and planned rapid development of 6000 acres, with a field rank near Bicknell to be opened as soon as possible.
Local notes report Rev Nathaniel Paws preaching at the UB church and visiting relatives in Plainville. Mrs D Lawrence Weimer visits Indianapolis. Items mention Wheatland and Washington-Lookout ball game, community concerns, and locals: J Burrig visits Washington. Catherine Hickson returns from Indiana.
A damaged OCR text fragment lists names and relations from a social gathering. The legible parts mention Edward Flinn and a Mrs or family names, with a dinner gathering and various relatives named in messy transcription. The passage records a convivial event with extended family attendance in a historical newspaper style.
A bustling program unfolds with a new play titled Strike depicting class battle between capital and labor. Star performances include a two reel Uubin feature From the West. Bliss class returns in A Hero’s Rival. Photoplay Tig Reward and a novelty dancing act by Carlas headline. Mary Fuller and others star in a Love series installment. Sealed Orders screens as the Saturday feature with five cent admission.
Fragmented market page shows live stock quotes for hogs, beef and calves with prices around 5.00 to 6.00 per unit. Mentions Chicago and St Louis market references, unreadable figures and stray numbers. No clear dates or full names identifiable.
Anna Hugh files for divorce from her husband Bush after twenty eight years of married life alleging curses and beatings. She seeks custody of her three children aged twelve nine and seven, recovery of $700 property and $200 yearly for child support. Hastings Alten & Hastings represent her.
Damaged OCR fragment references Knox County and county officials, mentioning auditor and treasurer roles, vague references to public events and a banquet. Names and details are garbled, making precise facts unclear and not fully recoverable.
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