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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1908
Page
2
The readable text consists of garbled phrases and potential contact codes. It mentions phone references and a series of scattered words without coherent sentences or identifiable events.
The readable text appears as a garbled mix of names and phrases. It references various people such as Yogi and Bryce, and mentions items like grants and notices, but the overall content is severely garbled with no clear event or coherent narrative to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR details injuries of Ed Walters and Kay Mie, a funeral planned for an unnamed relative, and a Miss Eshel Evans singing at a theater tonight. Mentions a body found, a crime or accident context, and multiple unclear references to events in Vienna and local venues.
Indianapolis Life Insurance Company. Allen and Donald ad
Sept 9 in Edgewater area Annie Cooper a young girl was attacked and her tongue cut to prevent her from telling of the assault. Police say a neighbor clubbed the attacker and dragged the girl into a basement where she was found unconscious. Investigators say one suspect is in custody. officials refuse to reveal names.
In Washington and California, Democratic and Prohibition candidates stage campaigns with speeches and public meetings. Chaffin opens in California with events at Chico and Sacramento. Prohibition’s Eugene Chaffin draws large crowds. Wright’s dramatic aviation feats are reported alongside political intrigue and local notices about township offices and deadlines.
A fragmented report notes Wright achieving a notable performance by flying eleven miles across two flights at a speed around 26 miles per hour. The article mentions Piha and September but lacks clear dates or full context.
A romantic elopement occurred Tuesday as Elisabeth Nock, heiress to Clifton’s Laayette Inn, wed Joseph P. Dilley at the Middleton residence. Dilley’s banker associate C. C. Coan opposed the match. the couple fled Clifton, escaping a potential clash.
Notice to all persons doing business with Bary Township and Elmore Township. George B. Smith, trustee, will be at Montgomery and Cannelburg on Saturdays and Wednesdays weekly. Elmore Trustee Albert H. Dillon will be at his office in Elnora Saturdays and at his home at other times, 2% miles southeast of Elnora. Township blocks open for inspection to all taxpayers at all times.
Bogard Township notice given to all persons with business with Bogard township that I will be at my home in Epsom to transact township business on Tuesdays and Fridays of each week Standiford trustee or guardian authority confirms weekly at home location
Fragmentary OCR notes place Marshall and Fleidzts in This city, mentioning September 11, a person with a speech at Ainlowe and a few scattered names and terms without clear context or actions.
George Labs reports Theodory Valier and Earl Schneider are back at Meinrad College to resume their studies after a period away.
The text lists scattered baseball results with standings notes around St. Louis and Cleveland, Detroit versus Chicago details, Washington and Philadelphia scores, and Boston vs New York mentions. It presents a rough snapshot of daily games with varied errors and partial line scores.
Cattle values and categories listed by class and grade with mixed price ranges. Grain futures for wheat corn and oats noted with regional prices and bids.
An old advertisement fragment lists cures and tonics for fevers, colds, coughs, and digestive issues. It mentions Dr Humphrets' Specifice with multilingual notes, then shifts to endorsements for Electric Bitters, Huckten's Arnica, and Dr King’s Life Pills. Includes a real estate loan note by A. Z. Biddinger.
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