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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
3
A notice lists four good Lig Jacks two ton Percheron one trotting Dred appeal aired by Arthur Park. It mentions one good imported French cageh and one good Margag Prices Reagonable with a contact phone number 23.
Mrs Rose N Weaver Tead of Wheatland Knox county died Tuesday after noon at 2 30. She was 33 and survived by her husband and two children. The remains were taken to Vincennes this morning for services at the city cemetery.
Reported accident during a BML game at Jagonville left Michael Red, 26, dead from a concussion after a collision with Ruth while attempting to net at second base. Ruth suffered injuries but remained conscious as onlookers rushed to aid him.
The Indianapolis News notes President Wilson’s urgent appeal for a new banking and currency system. It argues the reform is necessary now to empower business and individual initiative, while urging Congress to act decisively this session. The piece praises Wilson’s candor and sense of public duty.
Readable fragments describe the rainstorm during a Sebline area drama with children praying for rain. The scene shows three children calling on heaven while others play nearby as a heavy downpour begins within minutes.
Ralph Bingham presents a pro glam evening with the Barnard Orchestra. Admission is 25 cents.
Philadelphia reports that about 6,800 Gettysburg veterans from this city will attend the Allied anniversary event next week. Nearly a third of Pennsylvania’s 23,000 delegation will arrive. veterans from armies nationwide are urged not to bring tattered flags. Only designated color guards will display the star and stripes during encampment activities.
Mrs. Alya Marts aged sixty six died at her home two miles west of Shelburn Tuesday at 9 30 p m She leaves a husband and many children: Mrs Wilam Jewetts Thomas Marts Sylvester Marta Arthur Marts Luther Marts Orlando Marts of Shelburn Mrs H T Smith of Hymera Frank Marts of Washington Ind Mrs Charles Wilson of Terre Haute and nineteen grandchildren one great grandchild and a half sister Mrs Frank Brown of Graysville Ind The funeral will be held Friday at 2 p m at the Little Flock church.
Marion Ind June 26 The Indiana Music Teachers Association opened its annual convention with a two day program. Frederiksen Frederiksen violinist and Grace Frederiksen pianist will perform tonight alongside Clarence Ridam piano soloist. Friday Leon Sametini violinist will join Miss Marie Edwards of Chicago. Prof JM Washington presides this year.
A terse item notes that o Hong dng is adopting broad transit apparatusry, signaling a plan to implement new urban mobility tools. The language implies municipal or organizational adoption of enhanced transit infrastructure.
Readers report extreme cold as temperatures fall well below average in a section reflecting harsh winter conditions. Observers note frigid air affecting daily life and preparations for icy conditions across communities.
A fragment touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh, claiming it cures in all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers 100 reward for any case it cannot cure and directs readers to cite testimonials to Toledo Ohio originators.
A seller promotes fire insurance and real estate with hundreds of farm properties. It highlights a 317 acre river bottom farm in cultivation with fine improvements at 70 dollars an acre, held at 100 dollars an acre, calling it a major bargain. Also offers mules and horses for sale.
Public stenographer notes a loan option offering five year terms at five to six percent interest on farm land.
Listing describes a modern well located property on Dewey Avenue featuring a barn and pretty lawn. Owner J W Dillard plans to leave the Sulte 5, Ky area building, with contact via phone 272.
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