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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
5
Roseburg Review prints a homesick Hoosier ballad about mud, rain, and moss in Oregon praising dry lands yet ending with a wistful wish for sun. The verse contrasts soggy days with dry clothing and urban life, mentioning rubber gowns and webby toes.
Kerrysburg residents Mrs. Burton Green and Lulu visited Garnett Kansas for three weeks with her brother Jr L Thornton. Miss Cora Gordon of Tacoma Washington stays with Mrs George Brubaker. Seighe Steel and George Krathwohl of Peru spent Sunday night in the Burg. Walter Wright and Dio Rannells were in Peru on business. Rev F C Moon accepts Baptist church call for fourth year at Perrysburg. Rev George Hicks of Macy lectured at M E church on A Choice of Business Life. John Gearhart lost a finger piece at the sawmill last Friday and will be out a few weeks.
Senator Hale said Congress will adjourn between June 10 and 15 after progress on essential legislation and that extended summer sessions are not planned. He noted that only necessary measures will be completed and remaining items may wait for a short session or be delayed.
An advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a universal remedy for sores burns bruises and wounds claiming rapid healing for skin diseases and piles. A testimonial from A S Fuller of English Ind praises its effectiveness after years of leg wound trouble. Counterfeit warnings accompany the claim.
Obituary notes Major Bitters longtime editor of the Rochester Republican who had owned the Rochester Spy for years. He died at home last Saturday morning after a short illness, ending a quarter century as editor in Rochester. Also announced is a lecture by W E McCarty on The Coming Girl at the M F E church in Leo Indiana on April 16 under Epworth League auspices to support church subscripts. Admission 10 and 15 cents with a program including songs prayers scripture lesson and music
Mr. Ed Benedict heads the driven well and pump trade in Denver and will handle all kinds and sizes of pumps and pipe. All work guaranteed for satisfaction. Call at A. B. Guyer’s shop.
Millions marvel at the multitude of maladies cut off by Dr Kings New Life Pills stomach liver and bowel troubles dyspepsia loss of appetite jaundice biliousness fever malaria all fall before these wonder workers 25c at Pipers drug store.
Notice announcing lease of the Denver Roller Mills and readiness to operate six days a week. Cash payments offered for wheat, corn, and oats to attract patronage and keep the mill running continuously.
A Michigan resident from Butternut praises DeWitts Little Early Risers as the most satisfactory pills he ever took. The ad notes biliousness and constipation as health dangers and claims the product cures such cases without gripe or nausea. Piper's Drug Store is listed for purchase.
A compact notice announces the sale of Compiled Indiana Laws priced at twenty five cents, available at the office.
Several persons of character and good reputation in each state lane in this county are needed to represent and advertise an old established wealthy business horse of solid financial standing. Salary eighteen dollars weekly plus expenses, all cash paid Wednesdays from head offices. Horse and carriage furnished when needed. References. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. Manager, 316 Caxton Building, Chicago 362.
Additional Local items from Denver announce new products and services. Grimes & Co. promote fine footwear and carpet prices while Moss Rose flour remains top in town. Local residents travel, church events set for April 16 at the M E Church, and several ads advertise wallpaper, lime, hay, and drugs.
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