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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
8
In a latest super picture the emotional screen star Florencé Reed plays two parts. She descends into conduct errors through human frailty as her infant daughter, raised in luxury in New York, mirrors the mother’s life. The piece contrasts upbringing and repeated mistakes across generations.
The Bicknell Monitor notes Paul R. McGuire has a new job in New York as advertising manager with a $14000 salary increase. Farm activity includes cutting wheat across Daviess and Knox counties while harvests begin countywide. Washington Odd Fellows and Rebekahs host and plan future visits with Fritchton lodge. A hot day brings car traffic through town with vehicles from Colorado and Vermont. Congress repealed the daylight moving law, effective until October end. West Point cadet John Hastings writes home from academy duties and army engineering work. Local entertainment highlights include Mae Marsh in Goldwyn’s Hidden Fires and a big vaudeville act at the Liberty.
Regular advertisement prices apply as the Ford weekly Land of the Ukulele rounds out a feature titled for Millions. The notice confirms standard ad rates remain in effect across editions.
Jackson County threshermen raise threshing rates well above wartime levels. The FarmoraAssociation executive committee failed to mediate. Wheat at 9 1/2 cents per bushel, rye 12 cents, oats 9 cents, with crew payments extra. Increase equals two cart per bushel for wheat and rye.
Classified notices show several want ads including an insurance representative in Washington and nearby areas. Also listed are dance romars at a heart hotel, coat sale, Elderfield lump coal price, Presbyterian church benefit details, a second hand pony buggy, and miscellaneous work requests. Each item carries contact details and dates, reflecting a 1931 era array of classified offers and notices.
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