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Attica Ledger Press in Attica, Indiana

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Attica Ledger Press

Location

Attica, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1911

Page

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The Clothes That Make the Man Ad Campaign

A local retailer promotes its clothing line with emphasis on quality fabrics and low prices. The Capps concern weaves its own cloth to keep costs down, aiming for loyal customers and growing business. Visit tomorrow to see all lines and be pleased.

Capps

Local notes from Attica and Covington area headlines

Charley Jarvis moves to Hoopeston to work at Sprague factory joining Hoopeston Concert band. Fred Bell, son of James Bell, returns from El Campo Texas and plans to wed a Texas bride under Catholic rites. Joe Stewart injured near West Point worsens. precursor to hospital update. Mrs. Lennie Shackleton and Mrs. Yee set to move to St. Louis with Indiana Bridge Co. office lead. Elizabeth Wilkey and J Leslie Spence wed in Covington. Eston Stearns burned by spilled coffee. serious facial and body burns. Fountain county sends two minors to reformatory for robbery. Ben Harrison and Orville Dix. George R. Jackson named Fountain circuit court reporter. Various notices include local dinners, baptisms, marriages, parlor visits, and upcoming bazaar.

Charley Jarvis National Attica Bridge Sprague Hoopeston National Band Aleady Fred Bell James I. Bell Covington Fred el Campo Texas Lone Star State Joe Stewart Near West Point Odell Thomas Mark Harry Yee Attica Lennie Shackleton Shackleton Pine Village St. Louis Mr. Yee Indiana Bridge Company Elizabeth Wilkey J. M. Wilkey J. Leslie Spence D. V. Spence Eston Stearns George Stearns Hillsboro Fountain County Reformatory Sherriff Kerr Ben Harrison Shular Hickmans

Birthday Party Guests in Danville Host Home Affair

Miss Edna Kittle and Miss Ada Sutton attended a Friday birthday party at Miss Frances Kittle's Danville home. Mrs. W. J. DeVol, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Todd, returned to Lebanon Indiana on Saturday.

Lennie Broadie Remington Cyrus Brown Minnie Chamberlain Chicago Mrs A. P. Green Edna Kittle Ada Sutton Frances Kittle Danville W. J. DeVol C. H. Todd Lebanon Ind

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