Talbot County GaArchives News.....Postmaster W.O. DeLoache June 14 1906
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The Talbotton New Era
The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, June 14, 1906
Page Six

The friends of Postmaster DeLoache will be glad to learn that he enters upon a 
term on the first of July at an increased salary of thirteen hundred dollars 
per year.  Up to this time the office has been paying eleven hundred dollars.

Mr. DeLoache has worked hard to bring the office at Talbotton up to the present 
standard.  When he went in the office some years ago, it was in the fourth 
class and did not pay over nine hundred dollars per anum.  He has worked 
faithfully and the office is now in third class.   He well deserves the 
increased pay as it was through his efforts that the increase came.  He has now 
five rural routes going out from this office and all are doing well.

The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, December 10, 1908
Page One

It Is Postmaster DeLoache

The patrons of the Talbotton Post Office will be glad to learn that the Post 
Office Department failed to accept the resignation of Postmaster DeLoache, and 
that he will continue to serve as the Postmaster of Talbotton.

Some thirty days ago, Postmaster DeLoache sent in his resignation to take 
effect within thirty days.  He accepted a position with a Columbus firm and 
expected to give up the office, which he had filled with such marked ability 
for more than twelve years.  The department was slow to accept the resignation 
and finally Postmaster DeLoache reconsidered and decided to continue in the 
office here.

Talbotton has never had a better or more faithful official in this important 
position.  He has worked hard for the building up of the business and 
indirectly for the upbuilding of Talbotton.

No office in Georgia is conducted with more satisfaction to the patrons and the 
people of the Talbotton and Talbot County are glad that he will continue to 
handle the mail of “Uncle Sam” at this place.


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