Peacock Reappointed Attica Postmaster For Second Term
President Roosevelt reappoints Primester A.S Peacock to a second term as Attica postmaster. His nomination, filed Monday with other Ninth district postmasters, follows four years that transformed Attica's office with rural delivery, a government building lease, a mail wagon, and an electric cancelling machine. Local supporters credit Sterling Remedy Co and H. L. Kramer for backing the improvements. Friends statewide celebrate Peacock and Mallory of Veedersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S Peacock
Tooevelt
Attica
A. Bernard
Delphi
Andrew A. Laird
Frankfort
Ailis G. Darnell
Lebanon
William C. Vance
Noblesville
William H. Mallory
Veedersburg
Attics
Sterling Remedy Co
H. L. Kramer
Peacok
Peacock
Mr Peacock
Mallory
Resolutions of Condolence from Wigwam of Ramana Tribe
The Wigwam of Ramana Tribe notes the death of Mollie B. Browr wife of Geo G. Browr on December 1 1901. Resolutions extend sympathy and publish the notice in city papers records to be kept by the Tribe. Committees include Hon. Freeman Miller and local relatives visit in Stillwater Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigwam
Mollie B. Browr
Geo. W. Browr
Brown
Geo. W. Brown
Freeman Miller
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Fountain County
Miller
Oklahoma
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Portland
Republicans of Richland township pick delegates and committeemen
In Richland township on Saturday January 11 Republicans met in Newtown hall to select a delegate to the district convention at Frankfort and elect precinct committeemen. John Gray was chosen as delegate and to name an alternate if needed. George Lively, George W Parner, Lew Kerr and Dr J M Evans were elected precinct committeemen in four precincts. J E Coen, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Richland Township
Newtown Hall
Frankfort
John Gray
George Lively
Ceorge W. Parner
Lew Kerr
J. M. Evans
J. E. Coen
Republican Conventions Elect Committeemen In Three Townships
In Wabash township Stringtown January 11 Republicans elected precinct committeemen and district delegates. Phil Grubbs chaired. Edward Greenly and S. V. Wells named precinct committeemen and alternate. In Jackson township Fountain county Albert Wilkinson called meeting with F C Starns and J Mark Inlow as officers. Starns and Wilkinson named precinct committeemen. Inlow and Sloan chosen delegate/alternate. Fountain County High School Teachers met January 11 1902 in Attica with program on mathematics language and pedagogy. A L Ratcliff presided. next meeting set for March 8 1902 in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Township
Stringtown
Frankfort
S. W. Wells
Phil Grubbs
M. C. VanDorn
Phil Grubb
Edward Greenly
E. H. Boner
S. V. Wells
Jackson Township
Fountain County
Ind
Wallace
Albert Wilkinson
F. C. Starns
J. Mark Inlow
O. O. Inlow
George M. Sloan
F.C. Starns
J. Mark Inton
Attica
A. L. Ratcliff
A. M. Wilson
J. S Pickard
J. P. Hochhalter
Supt. Drake
Bradenburg
Mies Petit
Covington
A. L. Ratcuirr
Pres
Desstz Ross
Mill Opens Under Jack Franklin Management
Under Jack Franklin the mill will start today with grinding of feed and meal. An efficient man will be in charge to oversee operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Franklin
New Mail Wagon Ready for Route No 2 First Trip
The new mail wagon for route No 2 arrived Tuesday and is prepared for the first trip on February 1 1902.
Sims Reelected Chairman By Ninth District Republicans
The Ninth district Republicans re elected Fred A. Sims of this city to the State central committee by acclamation. Capt Milton Garrigas of Kokomo presided as delegates indorsed the Roosevelt administration Governor Durbin and Monet, and condemned anarchists calling for vigorous prosecutions and a special life protection law for the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfonrt
Ind
Fred A. Sims
State Central Committee
Milton Garrigas
Kokomo
Roosevelt
Durbin
Monet
McKinley
Mount
Harrison
Grain-O praised as healthful by customer letter
A David City reader from April 1 1900 extols Grain-O as healthier than coffee noting a brother’s recovery after switching. The letter cites long usage and strong belief in Grain-O’s benefits. The snippet also mentions towns along a railway offering inducements for locating industries and a note about reaching Geo S Batty at the Central Railway in Marshalltown Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David City
Neb
Genesse Pare Food Co
LeRoy
N. Y
Ions Central Railway
The
Kane
Addres
Geo. S. Batty
G.P
T. A. Jows Central Railway
Marshalltown
Iowa
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A. Ss. Peacock
Com
Jno
W. Miller
David Gebhart
W. Sullivan
A. W. Chase
Bay City
Mich
L. H. Mans
Columbus Avenue
Geo. Leger
Friendship, N. Y
Mary Latham
Gee, Th Cook
Wen
Destera
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N
Farmers and Teamsters
Judy Ville
Judyville
Wabash
Jackson
H. S. Teachers’ Association
Township Parlien
Spec
Sebi
S. I. Snoddy
State OF
Indiana
Henry Ramser
E.C. Phebus
E. C. Phebus
8. L. Wilkins
BR. M. Conover
Millcreek Township
Township Fund
Jan, Oe
Road Fund
Special
DOG Fund
Exper i
Idm
Shell, Trostes
Sims
Congressman Landis
Delphir
Foley
Memorial Services
Colvin
Boncay
Bennet Saive
Geo. D. Cook
Rompu¢Ta‘assistony
DonaLas
Union Pacific
Nental
Souri River
H. Connor
G. A
East 4Th, St
Cincianati
Yours Truly, Lillie Socher
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