Whicker Opens New Suite in Bernhart Building
J Wesley Whicker has relocated to a fitted suite in the Bernhart building. The office includes a main room, consultation room, toilet, and a bedroom for personal use. A maple floor and new windows were installed, with decoration completed at his own expense under a six year lease. Mack Irvin, retired county treasurer, runs a Covington drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wesley Whicker
Bernhart
Mr. Whicker
Mack Irvin
Covington
Irvin partnership buys Veedersburg drug store chain
In Veedersburg Alphonso Irvin and a partner acquire the Hardy Sanger drug store with plans to move the operation to the Hub, freeing the Irvin son to focus on the business. His Covington store stake passes to his brother Lou Irvin. Mildred Campbell, now in Los Angeles, earns soloist notice in a major church choir.
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Hardy Sanger
Veedersburg
Alphonso Irvin
Flack
Covington
Lou Irvin
Mildred Campbell
Los Angeles
Calif
Mildred
Williamsport High Falls to A H S in 35 17 Game
Williamsport visitors fielded an enthusiastic crowd but lost to the A H S team 35 to 17, ending the season as Bingy led Attica previously. Paul Hoste enjoyed his initiation into the Lafaytte Elks lodge after arriving from Holland last week.
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Williamsport
Attica
Paul Hoste
Holland
Fellowship of the Elks Lodge
Lafayette
Special Delivery Extends to All Parcel Post Mailing
Authority from March 1 extends special delivery to all parcel post mail with a ten cent stamp guaranteeing immediate delivery. If blue stamps are unavailable, write Special Delivery on the package to attract clerks. C O D feature added to parcel post starts July 1 with a ten cent fee, insuring up to $50 value and $100 due from addressee, collected by sender.
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Parcel Post
Post Office Department
Essential to Prosperity in Local Business
The article urges loyalty to home enterprises and warns that neglecting community support harms local prosperity. It argues that jealousies against successful nearby businesses drive people to spend money elsewhere, risking employment and economic health of the locality.
The Greatest Blessing a Christian Mother
The text extols a Christian mother as the greatest blessing God grants in life. It describes how a mother’s saintlike presence guides a son back to duty when faith and virtue waver, and how family-based Christian virtue fosters peace. It asserts that virtue seen in such maternal images inspires aversion to vice.
Presidents Religion by Their Denominations Across U S Leaders
A survey of presidential faiths assigns each chief executive to a denomination. Washington and others are listed as Episcopalian or various Protestant groups, with Jefferson described as deist or atheist and Wilson as Presbyterian.
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United States
Washington
Monroe
William Henry Harrison
Tyler
Taylor
Buchanan
Lincoln
Johnson
Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Polk
McKinley
Grant
Hayes
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Fillmore
Taft
van Buren
Roosevelt
Garfield
Alexander Campbell
Church of Disciples
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas Jefferson
Change in Grocery Firm as Rucker Takes Eade’s Store
Jacob Rucker, who bought Frank Eade’s share in the Hock and Eade grocery, assumes Eade’s role this week per their sale agreement. Eade retires due to neuritis to seek health improvements and plans a Pacific coast tour with Mrs. Eade before deciding whether to return to Honduras or settle in Iowa where he owns a farm.
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Jacob Rucker
Frank Eade
Hock & Eade
Eade
Eade Hava
Pacific Coast
California
Washington
Mr. Eade
Honduras
Central America
Smiles Effective a Cheerful Friend Quotes
A proverb highlighting the impact of cheerfulness, comparing a bright smile to sunlight that brightens others. It notes people can choose to shape their world as a palace or a prison by their disposition.
The Farmer's Wife Decline Cited By Government Report
James J. Montague relays a San Francisco Examiner excerpt noting a government report condemning the farmer's wife for abandoning long customary labor on the farm. It contrasts past duties with present social distractions and calls for renewed rural work ethic amid alleged economic loss.
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Scott
James J. Montague
San Francisco Examiner
Tremendous Crop of Bills In General Assembly Records
The calendar shows 1,311 bills introduced in the General Assembly. Senate 553 and House 758. Two years ago total was 1,111. So far this session the Senate has passed 351 bills, 202 originating in the Senate and 149 in the House. This record excludes bills passed this week.
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General Assembly
Senate
House
Houses
Kicker Urged to Let Town Seek Growth Despite Pessimism
The Register criticizes chronic naysayers who oppose town redevelopment arguing that persistent fault finding harms business and capital more than droughts and disasters. It urges supporters to grant builders a chance to improve the town.
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Register
Indiana jurors receive increase to four dollars a day
Gov. Ralston signed a law boosting juror pay in Indiana from two dollars to four dollars per day. The bill notes the previous rate, set six years ago at two dollars, left jurors effectively paying to serve, and argues the higher rate is a fair correction given current costs.
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Ralston
Indiana
Today's Magazine seeks readers with free samples and ads
Largest magazine in the world promises quality editing at 50c per year and five cents per copy. Send for a free sample and premium catalog from Today's Magazine in Canton Ohio. Classifieds offer farms for sale and exchange of all sizes plus city property. If unavailable, they will try to obtain it from G L McConnell West Lebanon Indiana.
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Grant County
Joseph A. West
Mier
Ind
H. J. Paulis
Circuit Court
Attica
Kingman
Charley Finfrock
Fairbury
Ill
Today’s Magazine
Canton
Ohio
G. L. McConnell
West Lebanon
Beamer Bankrupt in Indiana District Court Liquidation Hearing
In the United States District Court for the District of Indiana Reuben Beamer of Attica Fountain County bankrupt adjudicated February 10 1913. First creditors meeting set for March 14 1913 at 9 00 A M in Attica office of Charles R Milford attorney to prove claims appoint trustee and conduct related business. Proceedings require proofs of claim and powers of attorney per Bankruptcy Act General Order XXI and Supreme Court forms. Referee Charles A Burnett Lafayette Indiana February 28 1913.
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Reuben Beamer
Attica
Fountain
Fountain County
Indiana
Charles R. Milford
United States Supreme Court
Charles A. Burnett
Lafayette
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West
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A. L. Smith
Marion, Ind
Perry Street
Burr Mackey
J. A. West Paint
Attica, Indiana
Five Points
Keys Gravel
Judyville
McCormick
Cattie
Saile
B. Campbell Aues
Bob
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Clint Butler
John Molier
Judyville Ladies Aid
Ad Tinsman
Old Green Mansion
East Lafayette Street
J. O. Reid
East Washington Street
S. T. McConahay
Blanche
Lena Bever
Chicago
Dressmakers
Miss McConahay
J. Frank McDermond Jr
Roy Harrison
Pink Lady
the District Court OF the United States
District OF Indiana
Ary National
Jesse Martin
O.S. Clark
W. B. Scher
Merhorn
A. L. Jennings
Jacobson Bros
Attica Floral Co
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