02 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1918
Page
1
Disjointed OCR text includes scattered names such as Wilson and Thombs with references to injury and a court context. No clear event, date, or location is recoverable to form a factual news item. The readable fragments suggest a legal or court-related document but lack coherent details.
A garbled OCR passage references Dr Roider and his parents traveling with a focus on a navy era journey and a rose. The exact details are unclear due to text damage but the entry centers on the Roider family and a historic travel or military context.
Readable fragments indicate a local legal or agency notice context with weak details. The text shows garbled phrases and lacks clear names dates places or actions to summarize a concrete event.
The message from the War Department informs that Private William Tagell, of Montgomery lineage, is severely wounded in action on a designated date. No further details are available, and a letter notes his status and potential prisoner of war consideration.
Two boys were reported missing after a logging camp fire. Authorities and workers from Mardock Lumber Co. responded as flames gutted the site, drawing crews to prevent spread and recover remains.
Sunday’s casualty roll and total list reach 203 names including 88 killed in action and 911 wounded in action. The report names soldiers from Indiana and nearby states with assignments, statuses, and undetermined wounds, detailing prisoners and missing personnel.
Fragmentary text mentions names such as Ken Ky gas boy and Purdue, with date references like the 20.15. The legible content includes scattered proper nouns, partial phrases, and incomplete details about people and locations, typical of a damaged news snippet.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an event with unclear details. It references a person and place vaguely, suggesting a late inquiry or report. The text is incomplete and provides no verifiable outcome or date.
A new system standardizes nurse training with issued credentials after completing specified modules. Programs include one year of trainee work at major hospitals, with a planned expansion of recognized courses and extended home practice components for certain specialties.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference bounty and exoline sales with figures like 3,560 gallons and 1,509 gallons, plus a Sunday tally and references to Washington readings. The text hints at administrative notes and historical tone, mentioning days with no tomi acts and police or civic actions of the era.
Fragmentary OCR records show a funeral service led by Pastor Rev. Juvad Marie for a resident of the community. Officials and attendees referenced include a widely known figure and a local parish setting amid a somber gathering.
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