This is the twelfth in a multi-part series featuring the April 24 1896 edition of the Dresden Enterprise. If you missed the previous posts you can find them here: part one, part two, part three, part four, part five, part six, part seven, part eight, part nine, part ten, part eleven.
J.W. Killebrew, the present register, was raised near Palmersville and lived there until elected register six years ago. He is crippled from white swelling, but has recovered sufficiently to throw away his crutches. He has made and (sic) excellent register, has kept his books in exceptionally good condition, and his efficiency in office caused him to be now serving his second term. He is married and has six children. He has bought a home here and is truly a citizen of the town. Mr. Killebrew is a genial, kindhearted man, and has a personal friend in each of our people. He is, of course, a Democrat, and has ever remained loyal to his party.
The complete list of links in this multi-part series:
part one, part two, part three, part four, part five, part six, part seven, part eight, part nine, part ten, part eleven, part twelve, part thirteen, part fourteen, part fifteen, part sixteen, part seventeen, part eighteen, part nineteen, part twenty, part twenty-one, part twenty-two, part twenty-three.


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