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Newspaper
Attica Ledger Press
Location
Attica, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
3
Let Me Show Your Horse and Stop Its Interference
A terse sales pitch promising proper shoeing to prevent interference and forging. The speaker offers to demonstrate the work to a Missouri audience, emphasizing the opportunity to prove the benefit of proper horseshoeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Quarterly meeting at United Brethren Church May 29
The United Brethren church in this city hosts a quarterly meeting and presiding elder Dr. J. T. Roberts of Indianapolis will preach at 7 30 p m The quarterly business conference follows at 3 00 p m Also mention of student Joe Albert planning to enter Central College Indianapolis in June and other local notes including broom factory activity and visits by Lafay ette guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
J. T. Roberts
Indianapolis
Joe Albert
Jerry
Central College
John Beers
John, Jr
Chicago
Arthur Freundt
Freundt
Don Hickman
Rex
Eleanor McDonald
Grace Tyrell
Flora McDonald
Brown’s Business College
Danville
Hamp Moore
Crawfordsville
Louise Carlson
John
Floyd Gustus
Deaconesss Hospital
Will Salladay
Brazil
D. K. Parent
Kingman
Omar Drake
Arthur Brant
East St. Louis
Bridge Works
Joe Hixon
Httle
Wingate
C. W. Todd
John Hock
Earl Jaynes
Lee Foster
Shawnee Township
Mayme Glenn
Talbot
John Herrick
Williamsport
Wilbert Allen
Louisville
D. S. Allen
Driving horse lost near Aylesworth in mishap
Truman Bever living near Aylesworth reported a valuable driving horse and a colt hitched to a corn planter became frightened when the colt bolted free. The horse also panicked and fell breaking a leg. it had to be shot. Attica post office hours on Memorial Day will be 8 to 11 am with mail service only at the window during the three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Bever
Aylesworth
Attica
Elizabeth Allen
Attica Bridge Co
East St. Louis
Dave Allen
Odes to Local Pride and National Spirit by Douglas Malloch
A Malloch poem extols local boosterism and national pride. Citizens rally to lift their town, boost regional spirit, and envision a ripple effect that inspires other communities and strengthens the nation. The speaker urges taking pride, working hard, and shouting the town’s merits to spur a broader revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Atlantic
Douglas Malloch
Petition for Discharge in Beamer Bankruptcy Case
Court orders hearing on Reuben Beamer petition for discharge in bankruptcy No 3515 in Indiana District. Hearing set July 2, 1913, at 9:00 AM in Indianapolis. Notice to known creditors by mail. publication in Attica Ledger-Press. Judge Albert B. Anderson signs the order. dated May 17, 1913 with May 23-30 notice window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Beamer
District OF
Indiana
Indianapolis
Attica Ledger-Press
Albert B. Anderson
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