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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes show a person named Mos Thrathias Mitive traveling to Elnora to visit relatives. The readable text provides no dates, events, or affiliations.
Fragmented OCR describes a girl in a long nap of 65 days with doctors and family observants. It notes awakenings and inquiries about why she slept, detailing care, concern, and distress as relatives discuss her condition and the medical response.
The Indianapolis scene shows a mix of ceremonial pomp and public notices. Reports describe visitors, park and urban gatherings, church milestones, a federal event in Washington, and local civic life including recruits, speeches, and community clubs.
Historical notes recall Captain Greely and six others of the Greely polar expedition at Cape Sabine. The text also references the first landing of Cuban forces at Daiquiri during the Spanish American War era. Astronomical events forecast helps in observing the sky from noon today to noon tomorrow.
Real Economy ad extols the Huntingburg wagon built from air-seasoned wood by expert workers. It touts light running performance, best paint, a medium size price around 65 dollars, and notes special Fourth of July pricing plus a fence product called Field Fence The Tie That Binds.
In Washington a wedding linked to the Kempf family unites a barber foreman and a well known young woman. The ceremony occurred Wednesday morning with Rev. Father Torberk officiating and Kempf as the nephew of the groom acting as an attendant.
Fragmentary historical notes recount the church’s early formation with pastors including Rev. Ebeneder Hall and Rev. J.B. Jenkins. The first church building is described, followed by later dedications and leadership changes through the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including mergers with Cumberland congregation and key ministerial tenures.
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