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Organized January 29, 1886; named for Alexander Hamilton; County seat, Syracuse; area, 972 square miles, 622,080 acres; population (1915), 2253; assessed valuation (1915), $5,164,263; resources and industries—building stone, gypsum, stock raising, alfalfa, and grazing SYRACUSE Population (1915), 900; elevation, 3227 feet; established, 1873; name formerly Holidaysburg; name changed to Syracuse prior to 1878; industries—flour mills, machine shops, elevators; municipal electric light plant and water system; is on the Santa Fe railway Syracuse Discontinued Syracuse Short-lived--Vol. 1 HAMILTON COUNTY REPUBLICAN-NEWS, Republican; Earl C. Ross, editor and publisher, Syracuse Weekly. Mar. 16, 1906 + 10 vols. This paper is a continuation of the following: Syracuse News, founded 1898 by H. A. Lanman & Son; consolidated 1903 with the Syracuse Republican (2d), founded 1902 by Earl C. Ross, and continued as the Syracuse News until 1907, when it was consolidated with the Hamilton County Republican, founded 1906 by Charles E. Baxter, under the name Hamilton. County Republican and Syracuse News, G. R. Hickok, editor, and F. B. Williams, business manager; name changed 1915 to Hamilton County Republican-News, E. C. Ross, editor and publisher JOURNAL, Democratic; Henry Block, editor and publisher, Syracuse. Weekly. July 17,1885 + 30 vol. Founded 1885; Lester & Armour, editors and publishers
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