TrintNe Aims for Denver Newspaper Worthiness
A letter expresses intent to continue the business and seek community support to make the TrintNe a newspaper worthy of Denver’s welfare, highlighting collaboration with friends.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
1
A letter expresses intent to continue the business and seek community support to make the TrintNe a newspaper worthy of Denver’s welfare, highlighting collaboration with friends.
The Washington Letter notes the Senate made little legislative progress last week with four days spent on discussion and adjournment until morning. It highlights Lodge nearing completion of the Philippine Civil bill, minority views forming, and Proctor's committee weighing a tax on butter and oleomargarine. It also mentions Allison's work on four appropriation bills and Patterson questioning General Funston's Aguinaldo capture.
The notice touts Life Pills as remedies for stomach liver and bowel troubles and promotes a booklet titled The Rulers of The World from Chicago publishers. It identifies local merchants as the referenced local shop and invites questions about good clothes at easy prices at Piper's drug store and by AuG. E. Grar.
The text alleges Captain Christmas sought reinstatement in the Danish army by using political influence in the United States. He allegedly met with members of the Third House and lavished funds to sway Congress, prompting his government to discredit him and reclaim expended funds.
The town plans a new band with instruments and free venue from K O T M. Citizens are urged to fund a music teacher and cover expenses. W F Newbold is manager with George W Kessler as assistant. members and parts to be announced in the next issue.
A new and complete assortment of carpets has been received at the Nu Store. Qualities are better and prices are lower than ever before. Leave your order before the best patterns are sold out.
The account recalls a social visit to Kokomo in Miami county with Mr and Mrs Jacob frox old titi friends. Observations mention health concerns of a son in law and a booming local economy with full housing, a new red mills project described as a mammoth concern, and busy workers W O Buck and Charlie Love lace in a local bit factory.
An old drug-store ad touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for sores burns bruises and skin diseases including piles. It claims genuine relief and warns against counterfeit products with testimonials from A. S. Fuller and Piper’s Drug Store noting gun-shot wound healing in the left leg.
A March birthday surprise at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O T Cool delighted their son Leonard as twenty five guests gathered for an Easter weekend event. One guest from Fulton County did not return that evening, leaving others to imagine his fate.
Owner announces lease of the Denver Roller Mills and offers six day milling service with cash payments for wheat corn and oats. Notices readiness to work at all times to serve patrons.
A testimonial from M. B. Smith of Butternut Michigan praises DeWitts Little Early Risers for neglecting biliousness and constipation. The ad asserts permanent health benefits, noting the pills never gripe or cause nausea and attributes endorsement to Piper's Drug Store.
A collage of local business promos and notices including Moss Rose flour at Roam Exchange, Denver Elevator hay and grain sales, Grimes Co carpets and wall paper at Darnell’s, and denver store ads. Community updates list residents moving, visits, and upcoming events with Miss Pearl Parker, Mrs. Medsker, and Rev Rendh among those mentioned.
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