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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
4
Classified notice describes two frame houses for sale with six rooms each and other properties. It notes immediate sale, includes details on location and features, and mentions financing options and association involvement.
A garbled OCR page records varied items from a bowling match and hospital surgery to social club notes and attendance counts. Mentions include William A. Watson undergoing appendicitis surgery, a Blossarr stone commencement, and scattered references to town figures and events.
Harry Tischmacher visits the city from Bicksell to attend a function. Miss Mamle Green arrives from Aurora for a short stay with her brother, WIR Gay Hiram Cleveland. Mrs Iskut Beitman and child remain in the city from Indiana. Will Filteibien returns from a business trip to Elnuns. Louis Love returns to Cincinnati. Marion Williamson plans a Sunday trip to Danville. Max Weilie is in the city from Lae Wilt. Rudolph is noted in Montgomery.
The June distribution of township funds is listed by area with totals for roads schools and poor relief across multiple townships. Several residents are noted as returning home or traveling for visits, with numerous brief mentions of names and places such as Evansville Fairfield St Louis Cincinnati and Bloomington.
Fragmented clippings mention June Zin in relation to American History topics and a list of disparate items. References include names such as Sebastian, Beechers, Randdah, and Uri with unclear roles. Mentions of births, attorneys, and local names appear amid garbled text and dates, including 1813 and 1587, with no coherent narrative or context.
Two boys ran away from home during a carnival visit. Authorities pursued leads, locating one youth working at a nearby store. The other was detained by police after questioning, with both boys reported missing for several days. The case involves local police and guardians seeking return home.
Henry Stone takes over the New York Repairing Company as expert workman with guaranteed service. Halt Boles advertises shop details at 406, with half off for ladies and gents, and second door north of the post office for all kinds of shed- shop repairs.
Clinton hosts the Missouri Drummakers association three day event with parades, concerts, and a Mardi Gras style program. 95,000 spent on entertaining visiting bands, parade floats, and a flower and drummer dress parade features on day two.
Dr Liltie Evans of Wichita Kansas appears in a wedding notice listing her groom as J D Evans of Wichita. The ceremony involves family friends and mentions Evans as chief surgeon and educator with ties to Drake University and Washington University.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Alberty Chase a notable Michigan society person and State Auditor Wax. reference to a social event at a harbor home with Bitchheimer, a move to Indian Territory, and Zelma attending a university event. The text is garbled with multiple names and locations, limiting precise details.
The readable fragments show a will related to someone named Mie and a foggy scene near SN ing, with an unclear reference to a wheat on an He Ia bru. The text remains garbled and lacks coherent details or identifiable events.
A young farmer from a rural area near Abfortsvi reported injuries after an accident on his farm Tuesday. Authorities described the man as hurt but stable and receiving care nearby.
A stranger linked to a carnival allegedly beat Daley Toney during a poker game. The text says the assailant claimed a $40 robbery occurred and mentions Daisy at 340. A woman is described as assaulted and placed in jail after an incident at city hall, with trial pending for both.
A string of candidate notices lists HENTIY GRRS, CYRIL J WAI, THOMAS ENDERDOWN, WILLIS HODNNOTT, and others as contenders for mayor treasurer clerk and other city roles. The notices indicate components of party support and calls for voters to consider Democratic party alignment in Washington.
Fragmented report notes a Norfolk area train collision and a funeral in Terre Nate with families involved. The piece mentions Misa Le Thomsen’s death at age twenty three and details about Warren H f of Maysville, with other society notices. Electric bitters advertised as health aid conclude the column.
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