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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
4
A fragment lists horses and stallions including ROLANU Franch Perchermn and HIGH STYLE, with weights and details. It mentions a six year old, 1b hands high, and a Turk Farm near Worthington PH 6709 AMIEL TURK.
Denier Toto Jute 2M ite and Ward Conv chief of Plitsture called the essential meeting of the Navration for the Study and Prevention of Tiberealysis. Homer Polke of New York Dr E Dear dolt of MiWwauthked and Dr Clyde B. Ford of Cleveland spoke at the advisory council version. Section meetings cooled the rest of the city and will be continued tomorrow.
A fragmented public health bulletin lists causes of death and infant fatalities across counties, including pneumonia, fever, and cancer. It records birth counts, death rates by race and gender, and monthly totals, with notes on reporting timelines for midwives and physicians.
England displays the huge airship Magifty described as the largest ever built. The Inge Dreadnought design features a silk outer hull coated with aluminum, a 410 foot length, 20 engine fuel capacity, and three propellers. Built and tested at Barrow-in-Furness, it is designed for water starts and light operations while drawing comparisons to the Zeppelin.
Indianapolis report notes minor rule updates for forward passes this year. A spring practice photo shows college teams preparing for fall. nearby fire in West Chesapeake Street district damages a building, injuring three workers.
Pleb Elmer Buzan builds a new house on South East Seventh Street in Vincennes as workers tidy streets for a busy day. Luke Kennedy and his bride travel through town for a honeymoon, while merchants note cleaned streets and upcoming projects. The Ladies' Aid Society hosts an on campus social at Bretures church lawn, inviting the public, and Indiana University students are mentioned.
Fragmented OCR text reports a mix of local items including people named Sanford Lockritke Yen und Hypri and Joseph lorpsny. It mentions a Presbyterian church event at 2:20 PM, Masons, Catholic school activities, a bulldog and a rabbit, a train schedule, and community notices about chaperoned gatherings and local organizations like Knights of Pythian and Odd Fellows.
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