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Amherst Communications, formerly known as Amherst Telephone Company, has been a staple in the community for over 118 years. What began as a local telephone company has evolved into a provider of Internet, TV, and phone services. By prioritizing their community ties, Amherst Communications emphasizes a personalized approach to business. In addition to residential services, Amherst Communications has expanded to cater to business clients through Unitel, a local company known for its exceptional customer service and cutting-edge technology solutions. From Security Cameras to Phone Systems, this partnership offers a wide range of services to meet the needs of business customers. Emphasizing community support, Amherst Communications actively engages in various local initiatives and events, demonstrating a commitment to giving back. Their service area continues to grow each year, driven by customer demand and a dedication to providing reliable and high-speed communication services to both residential and business customers. Generated from the website content

AboutHistory of the Manawa Telephone Company Since 1899, Manawa Telephone Company has been committed to providing our customers with high quality communications and service. We take great pride in being an active partner in the communites we serve and look forward to keeping Manawa connected to the world !On May 18, 1899--- Mrs. Ida Stafford ( pictured above ) holds the distinction of being the first telephone operator for Little Wolf Telephone Company in Manawa. This switchboard was located in her home which today was the home of Mrs. Henry Jensen. She states that with the new switchboard called The 'Central' we will have day and night service.Early in the 1900's U.S. Briggs owned a jewelry store in Manawa and was also proprietor of Manawa Telephone ExchangeIn 1920 L.M. Lamkins became Manager of the Manawa Telephone Exchange under the ownership of Mr. Penn.The year 1937 marked an important milestone in the history of Manawa Telephone Company with installation and cutting into service on April 1, of a new two-position common battery, non-multiple switchboard. Pictured above is the 1937 Operator Switchboard.Mr. Penn died in 1945 and in the following year ownership changed to Gladys Penn, Ann Pembleton and L. M. Lamkins as a partnership. About 1955 Gladys Penn and Ann Pembleton sold their interest to Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lamkins and Mr. and Mrs. F.J. Binder.

Union Telephone Company in Plainfield has been a trusted communications partner since 1900, offering top-notch services at competitive prices. Utilizing cutting-edge technology and providing exceptional customer service, Union Telephone is dedicated to meeting the communication needs of its customers with excellence. Generated from their website's infomation