This page updated August 12, 2005
The job of a printer is pretty self explanatory; although most newspapers had a
printer of their own, it didn't work in the reverse (not all printers were newspaper men.)
Printers also made up handbills that were hung in advertisement.
These men were also the ones who printed "name cards" for young ladies when they came into vogue.
I have also added "typesetters" to this listing as they seemed to belong here. These would have been the persons to make certain that the "type" or words were "set" correctly before the printing was completed.
Owen County
Charles D. LUNDY
Parris C. JOHNS
John F. BRAISER
Orrie ALLISON
William NAUGH
Wallei CONNELLY
Benj. F. PHILLIPS
Tyson BIXLER
Morgan County
Edwin W. CALLIS
W. Frank REED
Herbert RIGG
Frank ADAMS
Ed. L. DICKERSON
George MAY
William HUNT
Solomon MALES--typesetter
Putnam County
Lyman NAUGLE--(publisher also)
Charles E. MC KEE
Georg MOORE
Joseph J. CAHILL
Georg MECKLER
Charles MECKLER
Albert S. PERRY
James E. SAGE
Oscar WERNEKE