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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
4
Indian market notes receipts for cattle and live stock with tone steady to 15 cents lower on some lots. Prices listed include steers and heifers with various per hundred weights and several specific plant or location references. The column shows lighter demand and a casual news snipe about a local figure quitting.
South Bend authorities led by Charles J. Robinson conduct a major raid with 48 federal agents to end illicit liquor sales and immigration issues. Willard Gemmiel assists in prosecution from the county jail bonds office as Indiana authorities respond to nationwide notoriety. Old-But Feels Like New ad and kidney pill promotion appear in the same section.
A scraped page of small ads lists household items from gas ranges to stoves, kitchenware, and furniture. It also notes livestock including cows ponies and sows with prices and contact details, indicating a busy local market.
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