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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1918
Page
4
Frank J. Taylor reports Allied troops hold a mountainous sector southeast of St Dye where the line crosses from Lorraine into German territory. The unit has been in trenches since early June with no American casualties reported yet. a German artillery engagement north of Toul led to captures and ongoing frontline activity.
For sale honey substitute for sugar due to sugar shortage. Wilte clover honey in buckets delivered, three pounds. Mild flavor, can be used on corn, rice, oats, teedies, and foods in place of sugar. Contact Marten, parrier, phones.
The text describes a July 5 general hearing date for a hearing about Sir patent or water company matters. It notes that Mr. Buren suggested March would be more suitable, but city officials expect a later date. Officials discuss city representation and the potential impact on city services and contracts.
Fragmented OCR notes describe market reports and prices for corn and grain in Indianapolis. Mentions various lenders, loans, terms, and commissions with scattered figures and agency references. Includes references to prices, weeks, and percentages with unclear attributions.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a visit by Mrs Jatin and Mr Mike Katherine Wilson in Meo and Mes Franksmehi Mee city, with mention of Nurwoed Ohio and Towith Wisconsin. Names and places appear broken, a casual report of a worker visit and a race event across multiple locales.
Local event details show Wilson scheduled to address attendees at Mount Vernon. The notice notes a public speaking engagement with anticipated remarks and a planned gathering at the venue. Specific time and additional participants are not clearly readable in the fragment.
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