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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
5
For sale runabout Buick in good repair offered by J. W. Dillard. Will exchange for city property or a vacant city lot. Bell phones 272, 683, 640, Automatic 2272.
Harrison Township residents informed that Bernard Gillooly will be at his Glen Dale office on the second Saturday of each month and at other times at his residence for business. Reeve Township notices state D S Jackman will be at his Alfordsville office Saturdays and at home otherwise, one mile south. Barr Township announces Daniel Carlin will be at his Montgomery office on Tuesdays and Saturdays and at Cannerville on Wednesday mornings, otherwise at his residence.
Wally Pipp anchors the Yankees attack and defense amid a White Sox visit, delivering two defeats for Chicago as Ed Walsh and Roger Peckinpaugh shine elsewhere. the piece lauds Pipp’s fielding range and timely home runs while noting teamGrid losses and fan reaction.
Fort Benjamin Horrigan reports from Ju. as Kentirk soldiers train with rifle on life range. Regular army officers are surprised by Kentuckians who shoot handily without straps or time wasted. Many earn high scores while business and college men struggle. officers in training gain an artillery nickname for missed shots. Strong shoulders develop as recruits endure rifle recoil and learn proper hold.
A Purdue authored segment explains sterilizing canning outfits both commercial and home made. It covers methods for heat retention and immersion, blanching wild and cultivated greens, and packing jars with salt before final sterilization.
Condersville officer McCoy faced surveillance as posters were torn down and he reported to officials. Mrs. Lydia Coster, age 3, aids Red Cross knitting for younger women. Columbus may hire women to operate streetcars, announced W B Page, superintendent of Interstate Public Service.
In Indiana June 25 women press ahead with propaganda and campaign work for election of constitutional convention delegates. They expect the supreme court to reverse Judge Thornton and allow voting, or at least use efforts to educate voters to elect delegates representing women’s interests. The executive board of the regulatory council of Indiana women met to discuss campaign literature on forthcoming basic law issues.
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