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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1909
Page
4
A two story frame house with barn and outbuildings on a corner 120 by 124 foot lot, concrete walks and garden area. Property includes bath, pieced repairs, and fruit trees. Association notes address mortgage and subdivision details, with sale terms and timing pressed by local authorities.
A fragmentary personals item mentions individuals with unclear roles and a string of misread names. The readable bits hint at social notices or matchmaking snippets but lack complete facts or coherent context for full reporting.
A garbled local item lists several names and places with scattered phrases about Sextons clashing over digging a grate. It mentions Mingus, Ram phrases, visits in Kentucky, and various residents and acquaintances, alleging a community event or disruption with no clear outcome or dates. The fragmentary text names numerous individuals and places with uncertain connections.
A fragmentary obituary note mentions Catherine Sutherland Ames aged four. It references Miss Morthe Snawetdter from Longouter visiting and paying respects, with a church link to the Carlyle area. The garbled text makes details unclear but confirms a funeral or memorial context.
Frank Stryder enjoys an afternoon with friends in Spencer. The event centers on a casual gathering amid local streets and shops, highlighting community life and everyday leisure in a small town setting.
The Congregation of the Sacred Heart of North Vine invites all to a Fourth of July celebration on the fifth. The event features entertainment, refreshments, and amusements on the grounds. All are welcome to attend the festive gathering and enjoy community activities.
Fragmentary notice hints at a completion of a review period this week. The unreadable text shows garbled names and stray phrases, limiting extraction of clear entities or events from the material.
The readable fragments show a collage of historical mentions, names, and jokes with references to American history dates, a murder trial style docket, a submarine boat line, and scattered dialogue about harvest days, inventors, and social scenes. The text appears as noisy OCR garble with occasional proper nouns and quoted lines.
A revived health testimonial claims Root Juice cured rheumatism back pain stomach trouble and joint pain. Farmer Sam Anderson from Gays City describes initial relief after a week and subsequent complete recovery after using multiple bottles and ointment. Local pharmacy Lindejian's offers 18 bottle size and three for $2.50.
The article reviews theories on why some horses pace rather than trot, critiquing structural explanations and citing observations by experts like John H Walls and others. It describes how pace and trot relate to limb rhythm, explains that pacing uses lateral legs while trotting uses diagonal pairs, and notes implications for saddle and harness use and related gaits.
Indianapolis June 24. May or Bookwalter announces support for resignation of Police Chief Metzger following the shooting of attorney Samuel Dowden while speeding in an automobile. The mayor states he and Metzger believe the shooting to be an accident and no one else is more shocked by the event.
Notice states W. and Smiley as trustees will hold weekly meetings at their home each Wednesday and conduct sessions at Ragisville on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month.
An unreadable OCR clipping mentions burglaries in Washington and towns Princeton and Bedford, a coroner Jase Ly Dotenen who died at age 69, county commissioners planning an obituary adjournment, and various local notices about water safety, prison terms, flood damage, road repairs, carnival fever, church events, and a marriage license. The piece blends fragmented names and places from Greent and Evangville regions.
Oliver Dutton and Misa Bugle Day were married on Monday afternoon near Wheatland after obtaining a license from the county clerk. The ceremony was conducted by the Reverend FW Bhey Witchased at a river crossing, with the couple planning their life together following the license issuance earlier that week.
Daniel Roderick, aged seventy, of Minoie, Indiana, appeared at the county court on Monday for a marriage ceremony. The groom had been married five times before. his bride for this ceremony was Mrs. Mats bey, who had been divorced and widowed previously.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs termson formerly of Claremont died last Wednesday at the Olney sanitarium. Burial took place in the Giney cemetery.
Fragmented notice from Glenante township public liberal period appears to list names Harrison township and George Ward trustee. It mentions monthly meetings or openings at a home and time blocks on Saturdays with references to baths or business as a public notice. The readable fragments reference Chicago Philadelphia and local trustees and a Glenante area.
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