Daily Democrat Lloyd & Hakes ad date 1905
Advertisement page note from September 5 1905 issue for Lloyd and Hakes proprietors featuring local business listings and notices.
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
2
Advertisement page note from September 5 1905 issue for Lloyd and Hakes proprietors featuring local business listings and notices.
Article analyzes proposals for a national bank deposit guaranty fund aimed at protecting deposits in national and state banks. It cites editorials, compares Democratic and Republican platforms, and critiques the influence on rural communities and the banking system. The Herald comments on the implications and political rhetoric surrounding bank guarantees.
A muddled OCR fragment hints at a local meeting or event with attendees named Aver and Miss Adak Pups. The text is unclear but suggests noting positions or berths and a small gathering around a contest or session.
The piece depicts Governor Hanly resisting temperance reforms amid party tensions. Republican papers push credit to rivals like Hemenway and Watson, while Hanly vows to test voter support, implying potential extra sessions as he defends his governorship against critics.
Voters face a crowded field as five candidates compete in a divisive local election. Campaigns clash over policy and turnout while candidates urge residents to cast ballots this Friday and at upcoming stages to determine leadership.
A garbled OCR item mentions busting trusts and a range of names and places, including references to individuals and groups amid a chaotic stream of phrases. It hints at investigations or actions against trusts, with scattered proper nouns and locations interwoven.
Miss Evia Pope and Arthur Shuflebarger were married Tuesday evening at the sister of the bride’s home. The Rev. B D Hichels officiated, with the ceremony witnessed by the immediate family and friends.
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