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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
4
A World’s Work writer notes California growers faced glut and turned to South America for export markets. With reversed seas, California harvest aligns against a South American lull, prompting a August trade conference as a remedy to the overproduction problem.
In a chapter scene Judy consoles Dan who laments his mother’s death in Italy. He cannot afford to bring her body home to be buried beside his father in Calvary Cemetery. Judy, moved, considers raising funds to send him to Italy and recover the body. Bastien interrupts with apologies and emotion.
Judy weighs ambition and romance as Bastien suspects her of impropriety with Bruce Gideon. She envisions a future as a dancer, plans to distance from Chummy and Alan Steyne, and drafts a guarded reply to Gideon offering conditions for a career boost. The scene ends with Gideon inviting her to lunch at his Park Avenue apartment.
Fragmentary line suggests a speaker dedicates remarks to cities weighing a second high school. The text hints at educational context and future planning without concrete dates or entities.
The light delivery truck stolen Monday night from the Daily Furniture Store was recovered yesterday on S. E. Fourth street, left abandoned but undamaged.
A compilation of editorial excerpts from Pittsburgh Press New York Evening Post Louis Post-Dispatch Chicago Tribune Baltimore Sun and other outlets criticizing the Hawley Smoot tariff. The writers condemn the president's defense as evasive and warn that high rates threaten prosperity, business and foreign relations.
Purdue agronomy experts Keller Beesen and C E Skiver outlined a five year wheat improvement plan for eight southwest Indiana counties. A countywide seed program may start this fall with selected cooperators to supply seed locally, plus weed control and fertilizer demonstrations.
Terre Haute June 25 charges that drainage ditches built by the Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western railroad along its tracks in Nevins and Otter creek townships were not kept in repair and allowed adjoining lands to flood. Four suits seek 12000 dollars in the superior court, alleging railroad grades interfered with a stream carrying surplus water from nearby land.
Emily M Trester named administratrix of Michael Trester estate by Daviess Circuit Court Indiana. Estate believed solvent. Dated June 6 1930. Allen Hastings and Allen, Attorneys. June 18 25 Jy.
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions “the beast,” vegetable, and vague references to letters and people, but lacks coherent names, dates, actions, or locations to form a concrete news item. The readable content is too incomplete to identify a person, event, or organization.
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