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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1907

Page

2

Community gatherings mark midweek social rounds

An array of small social events fills the week from a Wednesday masque and refreshments at Mrs. Houser’s east Main home to a complimentary gathering for Mrs. Liddis of Linton and a larger youth event hosted by Miss Midded Parrish. Attendees include Frank McCann, Maggie Rules, Mollie Rickard and George Drew plus a sizeable crowd from Walnut Street. A Masonic hall party, an orphanage outing, and a late afternoon drive to Pond are noted with flavors of local society life.

H. Euehte K. of Cihail Wednesdiy Hight Frank wéCann Maggie Rules Mollie Rickard George Drew

Farmers Educational Union Convention in Daviess County

The county hosts a Farmers Educational and Co operative Union of America convention with delegates from local townships. Officers elected include President C Fy Agiton and County Lecturer Jerry A Rodarmiel. The gathering adjourned with plans to meet again in Cumback Veale township on July 19, 1997.

Organi Farmers Educational América Unty Byrh Jerry Rodarmel Simunis John Kleinmeister Aelg Q'¢Lock C. ‘Fy. Agiton Theodore Yinkang I. Stuckey W. W. i Sthamers Thomas Singleton H.R Jones Jerry” A. Rodamniel Horrall Stanton Barber Matthew AidGee R. R. Ricks Daviess County Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America Pleasant Hill Cumback Veale Township

Sullivan Times Letter Questions Republican Fund Sources

The Sullivan Times questions GOP funding practices urging scrutiny of weekly costs and "freé political" aid from publishers. It asks who pays expenses for the Republican organization and whether farmers merchants and laborers contribute to the fund.

Fairbanks Inhigh Sullivan Times

Kings New Discovery Promised Cure for Coughs

A Tennessee tale claims Dr. King's New Discovery cured a severe cough with hemorrhages in lungs and throat after doctors failed. The narrative says relief was instant, with cough stopped and bleeding diminished in three weeks, offered with trial bottle free at J. N. Jones' drug store.

Fedora Tennessee C. V. Pepper

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Papoose Miracle for Child Health

A local advertisement urges mothers to use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Papoose to treat constipation and related ailments in children. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Trowbridge and Mrs. Eversole and claims the remedy strengthens digestion and staves off diseases, urging purchase from druggists.

Dr. Caldgen Trowbridge Caldwell Fsofdersi Eversole Hinsboro Iil Jis Frank Hee Five

Treasury strain despite rising receipts and costs

The Washington finance picture shows higher material and labor costs pushing expenditures up as receipts from customs and internal revenue grow monthly. Officials say surpluses may reach about 89 million dollars by year end, but many public building and post office projects are postponed awaiting lower prices or more money from Congress.

Washington, Bd. Co Treasury Congress Mérley

Libby Blues Becom es Indianapolis Oddity Gilgey Bluky

A strange religious sect named Gilgey Bluky is reported in Indianapolis. The group speaks a foreign language and enters a frenzied worship that observers describe as semi cataleptic but harmless. The mayor attended a meeting and noted no one is harmed or interfered with.

Gilgey Bluky Indianapolis Tany Noone

Deafness Cure Remarks by Local Advertiser

A clipped medical-advertisement style note argues deafness cannot be cured by application, cites the Eustachian tube as key, and claims relief comes from removing inflammation. The text promotes circulars from C G HENNEY & Co Toledo Ohio and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Cghenney, & Co Toledo O. Bola Hall

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