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Newspaper
Attica Ledger Press
Location
Attica, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
3
Let Me Shoe Your Horse Show Ad Claim
A short pitch brags about shoeing horses to stop interference and forging claims. The speaker offers Missouri demonstrations to prove the service, insisting the opportunity is all they seek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Monday Club Ends Year With Spain Topic
The Monday club closed its year with a gathering at Miss Minnie Parker's home. Mrs. Cicely Johnson spoke on Memory, Mrs. Charles R. Milford on Woman's Era, and Miss Mary Peacock on Wanderings thru Spain, ending the Spain history. Next September they begin Germany. Plans for a picnic next week were undecided. A pen of prize Rhode Island Red chickens is for sale by J. M. Hixon, including top show birds. Out of town relatives attended Andy Foreman funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Parker
Cicely Johnson
Charles R. Milford
Mary Peacock
Spain
Germany
Rhode Island
Lafayette
J. M. Hixon
Charles Shambaugh
Lafayette Automobilist
Indianapolis
Newport Hill
Newport
American Automobile Association
C. N. Jaggers
Argos
Flo Hildebrandt
Summit
West Streets
Paris
Roy Zentmyre
Stone Bluff
Aaron Walton
Guy Wheeler
Terre Haute
John Eli Briggs
Wil- Hamsport
Elkhart
Ligonier
Public Utilities Commission
Wabash Railway
M. E. Taylor
Pine Village
Illinois
Kate Mauch
Fred Lemper
Elizabeth Lemper
Nellie Robinson
Milford
Mudlavia
Grant Elwell
Leon
Kansay
A. G. Walton
Colonels
Louisville
Attica
Kansas City
Morris Yarborough
Charles Goodacre
Boswell
Henry Yarborough
Otto Keys
Danville
Mary Stearman
Chicago Heights
Fred Springman
Herbert Braden
Artificial Ice Co
Frank
Reno Scheidler
Milhousen
Joe McCord
Chatterton
John Brennan
Salem
Brazil
Nelle
Julia Kay
L. N. Wolever
Herman Repschleger
Lou Kelso
A. McConahay
Veedersburg
Oxford
Ulric Hunter
Near West Lebanon
Bethel
Mary Huber
Howard Wickham
Frankfort
Fred ‘Springman
Busy Covington bridal tea honors Leota Bilsland
In Covington Miss Blossom Seoard hosted a pretty morning for Miss Leota Bilsland, the bride of the week. The Girl's Sewing club filled the twelve place setting with bridal wreaths and a two course breakfast preceded gifts of handkerchiefs and hemmed towels for the bride.
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Star City Court No
Catholic Order of Foresters of Lafayette
Rensselaer C. O. F
Star City Court
Altho
Col. Cody
Lafayette
Col
Cody
Will Schermerhorn
Mr. Schermerhorn
J. J. Schermerhorn
South Bend
Michigan City
H. C. Todd
Chicago
Evanston
Northwestern University
Bernice
James A. Coffing
Coffing
William H. Robinson
Indianapolis
Jim
State Association of Undertakers
Frank Macoughtry
Oxford
Oxford High School
Miss Irwin
Charles Irwin
Fountain
Irwin
Macoughtry
Attica Adopts Third Avenue Improvement Plan
Notice to objectors that Attica Indiana common council approved paving Third Avenue with gravel and concrete curb and gutter. Objections by property owners will be heard at the Council Chamber on Main Street Brady Street, Monday June 16, 1913, at 7 30 p.m. City Clerk Sam Turman signs notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Attica
Indiana
Third Avenue
Main Street
Ravine Park Boulevard
Council
Brady Street
Sam Turman
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County Boards of Review
O. R. Gray
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Thomas Lusader
Robert Funk
Odell
George Brown
Ed Houts
Davis Township
Charles Martin
Newtown
Charles Roberts
Roberts
Earling
Chicago Milwaukee and
William Woodhall
Purdue University
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K. C. Luke
Orville Platt
Mr. Luke
Canton
Ellea Brown
Mr. Brown
George Dehaven
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Charles Fox
Ed Brown
Wingate
Cyrus Brown
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Beulah Smith
Montezuma
Mesdames J. H. Ryan
Wallace Haworth
Jessie Smith
Frank Dobbels
Leo
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Leo van Wiele
J. H. Ryan
Geraldine
Chase McDermond
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I. J. Dunkin
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Caroline Kerr
W. H. Young
Carrie Martin
Hugh
A. L. Gilbert
Wabash
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Fred Black
Bessie Rloand
Rex Sanger
Jim Thomas
Esker Vertrees
Roy Crone
Mrs. Crone
Marvin Eckhart
Tomorrrow
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W. F. Fly
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Steward Miller
Miller
M. T. Case
J.M. Hixon
Will Foster and Son
Arthur Milligan
Cabrey, Nl
John Kerr
Winthrop
Mesdames Will Nuss
Emmett Horn
Grover Duncan
Ele Stansbury
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