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Newspaper
Attica Ledger Press
Location
Attica, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
4
The Clothes That Make the Man as good as gold in getting and holding customers. This year we've laid in a big stock of these comfortable and classy looking fabrics. The Capps concern weaves its own cloth, which accounts for the remarkably low price. Our profit on each sale is small, but our gain is pleased customers and growing custom. Step in tomorrow and see all lines the Capps is only one. We’re out to please you.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered price values such as 3.25, 0.50, 1.83, 1.50, and 86.50 to 22.50 with unclear context or item names attached. No clear event or entities identified.
Charley Jarvis shifts from Attica Bridge works to Sprague factory in Hoopeston and joins Hoopeston Concert band. Fred Bell of Covington, former deputy county auditor, returns home from El Campo Texas ahead of his Texas wedding. Joe Stewart near West Point recovers from a serious buggy accident. Mrs. Lennie Shackleton now Mrs Yee plans St Louis move with Indiana Bridge Co. head. Eston Stearns burns from spilled coffee. serious facial injuries. Fountain county sends two youths to Jeffersonville reformatory after saloon and store robberies. Covington Republican notes court reporter change and other local items. Chicken dinner bazaar set for Dec 2 by Christian church. Local couples wed. births and illness updates follow. Various visits and inquiries around Attica, Covington, and Lafayette.
Miss Edna Kittle and Miss Ada Sutton attended a birthday party Friday evening at the Danville home of Miss Frances Kittle. Mrs. W. J. DeVol, visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Todd, returned to her Lebanon home Saturday.
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