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Newspaper
Attica Ledger Press
Location
Attica, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
5
Dozens of Veedersburg residents fall ill from tainted head cheese and sausage bought at local stores. Several require hospital care though none suffer serious outcomes. Fred Parham and Morris McCormack among the worst cases.
A sale ad notes remaining dollar and 50 cent toys and fancy goods offered to clear stock before Christmas at Frank McDermond’s department store. It highlights half price items and a general clearance of Ode toys and other goods.
Robert Martin and wife observe a fifty six year marriage anniversary though no celebration due to Mr Martins ill health. James Fettering and wife travel from Liberty township for friends in the area. Frankfort reunion plans for Co C and Co K veterans. Clerical notices include local election contests and a poultry club forming at Wingate for a late January show. Miss Marcia Hatton of Champaign Illinois to spend Christmas with Joe Hatton.
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