Attica Ledger Press Formed From Paper Merger
The Attica Ledger Press debuts today after the Ross Brothers acquired The Saturday Press and the Ledger plant. The two papers merge, moving the Saturday Press plant to Ledger rooms, with a promised reliable fighting Republican paper backed by about twenty Attica Republicans. The Daily Ledger publication is suspended. The Ross brothers, Harry and Will, have long newspaper experience from Pine Village to Zion City.
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Attica Ledger
Ross Brothers
Saturday Press
Ross Brothers’ Firma
Harry
Will
A.s. Peacock
Ledger
Attica Ledger Press
Daily Ledger
Ross
Pine Village
Pine Village News
Newe
Warren Review
Williamsport
Attica Daily
Zion City
Silent Hoosier
Dombat
Indianapolis
Attica
Kicked by A Mad Horse Beetown Man Healed by Arnica Salve
Samuel Birch of Beetown Wisconsin escaped losing his leg after a severe sore proved untreatable by doctors. Jase Hackson's Arnica Salve cured the wound completely. Describes it as the greatest healer of ulcers boils eczema and other ailments. Available for 25 cents at druggists.
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Samuel Birch
Beetown
Wis
Jase Hackson
Fountain and Warren Poultry Club Seeks Judge for Next Show
At a Fris day meeting of the Fountain and Warren Poultry isolation, the previous yearly meeting’s minutes report a $30 balance after premiums. A committee of Chas Jacobson W Gilmore J C Dinsmore and W T Clouse will secure a top judge and select the catalogue. Dinsmore recalled Denver’s American Poultry show for guidance. The January 16 to 19 score card show will name officers Will Calvert president W Gilmore secretary Chas Jacobson treasurer. Clouse to supervise. Four Warren county and four Attica Ledges directors to be appointed.
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Fountain
Warren Poultry
Treasury
Chas. Jacobson
W. Gilmore
J. C. Dinemore
W. T. Clouse
J.C. Dinsmore
Denver
Will Calvert Pres
Foley's Kidney Remedy Benefited Man in Hopeless Case
Hon J E Freeman recalls a severe kidney ailment that left him unable to work. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy, a single large bottle cured him and he never faced trouble again. He urges others to try it. Sold by all druggists. Take Republican for the news.
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Ark
J E. Freeman Cave
Foley
Gale
All Dragaist
Matinee Musicale Opens 1911 12 Season at Church
The Matinee Musicale held its first meeting of the 1911 1912 year at the Methodist church on Saturday afternoon. Chopin compositions formed the study with an outlined program. Members and visitors enjoyed the entertainment. The club voted to start future meetings at 2 30 instead of 3 09. The next gathering is the last Saturday in October featuring Indian music.
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Methodist Church
Frederic Chopin
James C. Dahiman Cowboy Mayor of Omaha
James C. Dahiman known as Cowboy and mayor of Omaha outlines his career with service as sheriff of Dawes county Nebraska three terms as mayor of Chadron eight years as Democratic National Committeeman six years and a 1910 gubernatorial candidate He endorses Foley Kidney Pills after gaining relief and signs his name with customary closing words.
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Jas. C. Dahiman
Omaha
Dawes Wo. Neb
Chadron
Nebraska
Foley&Co
Chicago
Foley
James C. Dahiman
W C Smith Dies In Williamsport Community Leader
W C Smith of Williamsport, a venerable and long respected citizen, died Sunday at 2 p m after a sever cold turned to gastritis. He was never married and had no close relatives, living with Mr and Mrs J H Stephenson. Funeral at the Stephenson home Wednesday at 2:30 p m conducted by Reverends W Wilmer asis ted by W Roland Williams.
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W.C. Smith
Williamsport
J. H Stephenson
W. Wilmer
W. Roland Williams
Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised Widely
A 1900s style ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure all. The sugar coated globules promise to transform weakness into strength, boost energy, and relieve ailments from constipation to malaria for 25 cents at drugstores.
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Dr. King
Maiden aunt dies at Stone Bluff in quiet death
Aunt Haldah Stone long time housekeeper for Marior Sheperd was found dead in bed by Mr. Sheperd around 8 am Saturday. Suspected heart disease caused death after a long illness, neighbors and relatives shocked by the loss. Local mentions include visits from Gunny Goddard of Veedersburg and Attica travelers, with assorted town happenings and an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar.
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Haldah Stone
Marior Sheperd
Sheperd
Gunny Goddard
Veedersburg
Stone Bluff
Family reunion dinner hosted by deputy auditor Lena Harmon
Deputy auditor Lena Harmon hosted a Sunday reunion dinner at her East Jefferson Street home for her siblings Mrs. Ruth Carter of Indianapolis, Mrs. J. W. Hill of this city, and Edgar and Roy Harrison of Clinton. They are Clarence Harrison’s children, sharing a day of feasting with Lena and her adoptive parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Harmon.
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Lena Harmon
East Jefferson Street
Ruth Carter
Indianapolis
J. W. Hill
Edgar Ard Roy Harrison
Clinton
Clarence Harrison
Peter Harmon
Lena
Opera house loan offer replaces donations in Covington
James Slim solicits loans for a Covington opera house project offering lease stock and 5 percent interest. He says donations will be refused and urges callers to office for stock or repayment, with First National Bank of Covington acting as trustee and securing mortgages. He seeks loans from one to one hundred dollars to speed construction.
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Covington
First National Bank of Covington
Foley Sidney Pills Supply for kidneys and bladder
An old advertisement offering Foley Sidney Pills claimed to strengthen and restore natural kidney and bladder function. Marketed for backache headache nervousness rheumatism and all kidney bladder and urinary irregularities. Sold by all druggists.
Owls Nest Fraternal Order Organizing in Covington
Messrs. Veech and Overfield of South Bend have spent two weeks in Covington organizing an Owls Nest. They seek the number of James required to secure a charter and establish the order. The Owls is a secret fraternal society promoting goodwill and cheerful living.
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Messrs
Veech & Overfield
South Bend
Covington
James
Order of Owls
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
Advertisement states deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian Tube and mucous surfaces. Claims nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Care. Encourages sending for free circulars from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Take Hall's family pills for constipation.
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Hall
J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ghio
Fox Furnace advertised at leading Furnace House shop
The notice promotes a Fox Furnace on the showroom floor of the Furnace House and Plumbing Shop located one door south of the garage on North 3rd Street.
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North 3Rd Street
Misfit Advice Elevator Youth Crown Moralist
A witty exchange notes a moralist urging ascent to a crown while a youth counters with running an elevator. The quip plays on ambition and practical humor, reflecting a newspaper doodle or witty quote feature from Emnoria Gazette.
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Walt Mason
Emnoria Gazette
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N, FE
Corner Square, Covington
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Greeley
Patents
U. S. Patent Office
Washington, D. C
Dav
S Iery
Amélie Rives
Princess Trouhetskyy
Hidden House
Lippincott’s
Lippincott’s Magazine
Philadelphia
Bussines
Ross Sree
Ledger and Press
Twenty Citizens Back Enterprise
Matinee Musicale
Cowboy
W. C. Smith
Smith Hoagland
Toma McCoy
Miss Rickett of
Frank Crane
Fowler
Baker Remedy Company
Winfield Babb
Will Calvert
Fred Parham
Veedersburg Wert
Will Hoagland
Frank Campbell
William Stone
Danville
Emer Lraze
Lucile
James Slim
Circuit Court
Fountain County
State of Indiana
John Flathawar
Indiana
Monroe Hathaway
Lucas Nebeker
Dodd & Struther Lightning Rods
C. D. Redden
Fulton
Cates
Ind
Jos
Troy Township
K. of P
Chas. A. Brown
H C. Yount
Covington, Indiana
Warbington
M &. Church
N. Voliva
Newtown
Alva L. Spinning
Covington, Ind
H. Cox
Harter Building
N. E.cor
Youn B. Artin
Attorney AT Law
Mayer Eck
Public Square
P. Lewis
Genere
Allen's
E. Livingood
Gome North
Wain Lin
Leant
KE. W Richeson
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