07 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
1
Cecil Jefferson Rhoades, son of Thomas J and Orphan Rhoades, was born March 9 1909 and died March 24 1910 at age one year fifteen days. The short life is remembered with religious verses and reflects on divine solace and heavenly healing.
L P Rheinhardt, the piano tuner from Logansport, will be in Denver soon. Orders should be left at the Tribune office at once.
Arrangements are made to resume Sunday service on the LE&WRR with the first train to Indianapolis slated for next Sunday. Northbound service likely to start in a few weeks. General Passenger Agent L W Landman surveyed the route to implement through Indianapolis to South Bend trains, promising faster service and substantial improvement.
Advertisers offer a 5 ton steel-frame Pitless Scale on approval. A misinterpreted letter from Omer KE. Zook clarified price. a Denver sale may offer reduced pricing to cut storage or shipping costs. First reasonable offer considered. Address Jones of Binghamton 689 K St Binghamton NY.
ED Leavitt announces exemption papers available at Leavitt and Cornell Store for 25 cents. The service promises tax savings and is offered to the public.
A note from Leavitt and Cornell expresses gratitude to customers for patience Saturday night. They announce next Saturday with special music and extra clerks, invite neighbors and families, and solicit butter and eggs as they bid 21 cents today in the market auction.
Of Interest to the Public Oblenis and son have leased the BH Mikesell blacksmith shop and offer wood and iron repair work with horse shoeing as a specialty. They promise correct shoeing for horses that interfere or have other faults and invite the public to give a trial.
On a Tuesday prospecting trip to South Dakota a variety of plants for sale is offered with prompt delivery. Dr. Fretz visits Miss Josephine Guise who has been ill. A shopper asks about country butter and is told Leavitt & Cornell's store stocks many kinds.
Lost rolled gold cuff. If found, please leave at the Tribune office for a reward. A B Guyer and Miss Anna Guyer left for Marion to attend a relative's funeral. Miss Guyer will stay with her brother for a few days. Sand and gravel for sale by L Redman, Denver. Miss Gladys Han is sick this week. A M Brown and family move into rooms above the drug store. John Charles and wife visited with his sister in Walnut Indiana last Thursday.
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