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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
3
A fragmentary report indicates a fatal vehicle incident Saturday night involving a young man living with his parents near Pimenta. Early details are unclear due to garbled text, but authorities reported a death and ongoing investigation.
A fragmented 1969 issue highlights school enrollment figures, summer term teaching assignments, and staff changes. It mentions President Parsons painting, alumni gifts, staff movements from Burr and Washington townships, and stories about class enrollments, vehicle purchases, and railroad industry notes with wage comparisons and labor talks.
A jumbled sketched market note reports clothing retailers slashing prices by a quarter in a broad summer sale. The item mentions July clearance events, women shopping for dress goods at cut rates, and the impact on value. It also references penalties for stamp violations and local happenings in Indiana and Washington, with scattered notes on melons, elections, and community visits.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Presbyterian church dispute in America, referencing legal action and court decisions. It mentions Judge Montgomery and a complex ground for a ruling, with general notes on church authority and property. The piece also alludes to Dr King’s cure ads and a separate marvels discovery section. Incomplete details and garbled names suggest an old newspaper column mixing religious controversy with advertisements.
Fragmented exchange notes discuss pavers, pledges, and campaign funds. It cites sympathy for Daleelt, remarks on political privilege, and fears of dishonesty in financing, alongside unrelated pieces referencing San Francisco residents and fire losses in May.
Baltimore and Ohio officials Revivals June 29. John G Wale, superintendent of transportation, discussed department changes due to Mr Rent's July retirement with CC Rent and W H Brinson. Walker stayed in Baltimore last night. Also an ad for Buckden's Arnica Salve notes quick treatment for wounds, burns, and skin conditions.
A former cashier at Citizens National Bank and bank president Gillett faced indictments for aiding Swormstedt in making false entries in bank reports to the controller. Gillett pleaded not guilty. Swormstedt admitted wrongdoing while claiming coercion. The charges include obstructing, embezzling, and misappropriating funds with multiple false entries in reports between 1922 and 1929.
Wanted residents to improve their condition by entering the Washington Business College. Special proposition for teachers and high school graduates. Call today Washington Business College Temple Court M. OL. Karr, Principal. Also ads for improvement work on farms at the Graham Factory Fos Lanta ity LIAS.
Money to loan with weekly or monthly payments and low interest rate. Ready at any time. Contact Miles G O Neall at the company address. Also notices of various local sales and services appear, including clothing, a home item, and automobile repairs offered by Regal Motor Siles Company.
Fragments describe livestock offerings from Charles M Grievburg and Perkins with detailed horse and stock notes, plus a public sale near Washington and Sugar Hollow Church. Legal notices announce a gravel road contract letting in Daviess County with a July 5 1840 deadline and dairy farm policy discussions.
A damaged OCR item lists unclear terms such as Be a 25 and Hollister's Rocky Mountains with stray names and faded phrases. The text lacks coherent facts or events to summarize into a clear news item.
A fragmented 19th century advertisement lists remedies for headaches rheumatic pain indigestion coughing and fever. It touts homeopathic cures from Gey’s Homeo Medicine Co New York claiming relief for vertigo neuralgia gastritis and various infant and child ailments. The jumbled text references chronic debility in women incontinence and bed wetting with unclear product claims and scattered spellings.
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