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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
4
By mail in country three dollars and nine cents. By carrier per week fifteen cents. By mail outside county five dollars. Subscriptions paid in advance. Mail subscriptions renew promptly on expiration date. Publishers not compelled to renew. Entered at Washington Indiana post office for second class mail. No. 40.
Indianapolis June 29 Three Indiana State parks will offer free guide services to visitors this year detailing rare flowers and shrubs cliff locations and conservation work. Guides Luci Pitzschler Brandt Steele and Sydney Esten will lead at McCormick's Creek Clifty Falls and Turkey Run with experts covering botany geology entomology and forestry.
The piece notes Dakotans favor a reduced American policy and portrays President Coolidge as eager to connect with the West. It recalls his horseback imagery and a desire to join the rural mood, contrasting with his electric Washington “steed” that responds to a button.
Radio listings show KYW Chicago and WPG Atlantic City presenting municipal organ recitals and orchestral programs. Detroit’s WGHP with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Schenectady’s WGY and Rochester’s WHAM feature a Madrigal Quartet, and WEAF airs The Eskimos at seven.
Indianapolis June 29 H M chief field lecturer of States Forest Service praised Indiana forest tax as a strong law. He said the LaFuzer Forestry law helps flood prevention and noted Indiana does as much as any state to promote private forestry. He outlined seed production, suitable trees for soils, and low cost plantings. Officials say many farms have waste acres suitable for wood lots and a plan to reforest idle Ohio River land exists. The LaFuze Bill allows farmers to invest in forest planting on waste land now overgrown with briars and sassafras.
Northern Reeve reports Ida Hedrick visiting her daughter in Daviess County hospital. Mrs. Pete Argelan of East St. Louis visits her father Thomas Conlin. McCauleys and Mahanes shopping in Washington. Mrs. James Queen of Washington spent time with her parents Kelletts. Lulan Hedrick of Indianapolis visiting relatives. Zinkan family from Montgomery visited Mahon family. First Communion services announced for Sunday July 3. A large dinner gathering at the homes of John and Chas McDonald with guests from Petersburg and Pringeton including White, Finke, White, Murphy families.
Three million veterans and service members have a final chance to take out or reinstate government life insurance under liberal five year term terms offered by the Veterans Bureau. The new plan costs about $1 per month per $1000 of coverage, with conversion options to permanent policies after five years. The deadline is midnight July 2, after which applications cannot be accepted.
Hand made dresses for children sizes 2 to 6 offered in plain colors with simple designs. Each piece is crafted by hand with care and attention to detail. Prices start at one dollar each.
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