Lost star pin near East Eleventh and court house
A lost star brooch is reported between East Eleventh Street and the courthouse. A finder is asked to call Bell 282 or Automatic 2282 for Mrs. Thomas Nugent at TP 2443.
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1916
Page
5
A lost star brooch is reported between East Eleventh Street and the courthouse. A finder is asked to call Bell 282 or Automatic 2282 for Mrs. Thomas Nugent at TP 2443.
Louise Yarbrough wife of G A Yarbrough a former machinist in B and O Southwestern shops died at home in Gillespie leaving four children. She was sister of Mrs Lou Smith of the city. Funeral arrangements to be held at East Street facility with relatives John Mrs Enos Yarbrough and Mrs Low Smith traveling to attend.
Meade clerk of the circuit court reports the release of John H. Brewer and Martha Hughes from the Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane at Evans. Market figures show steady or varied prices across grains and feeds with notes on wheat corn oats lime and timothy values prevailing in the day’s report.
Social and personal notices recount a 6 o'clock dinner party honoring Miss Alice Rice of Petersburg hosted by Miss Glady Web. Attendees include Miss Elizabeth Frundenreichh of Terre Haute, Miss Margaret Kraft of Evansville, Miss Maud Burkett of Hyansville, and several other local young women. Other items note Walker-Dayton and Reinsel weddings, greetings, bridge parties, and upcoming weddings, along with social visits from Indianapolis and Bloomington residents.
Henry Ford announced plans to build an 8 million dollar plant to manufacture automobile parts in a Detroit River suburb. The project targets expansion of Ford's manufacturing capacity. A separate note mentions a patent on oven hot potato removal tones.
In a continuation from the first page, Roosevelt asserts that the people are not ready to accept a new party under current conditions. He provides reasons supporting his stance and argues the Progressive stance may not appeal to a broad base.
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