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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1906

Page

6

Easter Plant Legends and local notices from Denver

The article blends Easter plant legends with community updates. It recalls willow Judas symbols and Jews ear on elder, mentions alleluia wood sorrel and scarlet anemone, then shifts to a quarantine report by the Ream family, a Denver fire at Grandma Kramer’s Peru property, and notes Rev J F Rake moving to serve as pastor, all reflecting local events and beliefs.

Christ Judas Denver Grandma Kramer Peru

Careful Consideration in Buying a New Kitchen Range

The article urges buyers to examine the act of device when selecting a new kitchen range, emphasizing careful consideration and due diligence to ensure a wise purchase.

Hospitality House Tale Makes Drummers Laugh

A Louisiana travel tale from Lippincott's Magazine recalls a hitchhiking pair arriving at a crowded two room home. After dinner the family tucked the children into a pile on the floor and the travelers slept in the corner with the kids, waking to the old couple tied.

Lippincott’s Louisiana Stony

North Indiana Conference closes 63rd session at Alexandria

The North Indiana Conference ended its 63rd session in Alexandria with five o clock closing. The year saw extensive advancement and over ten thousand conversions reported, with more than one hundred converted during the conference. A new Twelve Mile charge formed by splitting the Mexico charge. Perrysburg moved from Denver to Mexico, making the Denver charge include Denver Chili and Ebenezer. Denver will hold Sunday evening services and alternate Sunday mornings. Announcements to follow.

North Indiana Alexandria Mexico Bethel Bethleham Twelve Mile Perrysburg Denver Chili Ebenezer H. Lacey

John Levell Pioneer of Union Township Dies at Perrysburg

John Levell, a Union township pioneer, died suddenly at his Perrysburg home on Thursday April 5. He seemingly woke well, ate breakfast, and collapsed in the yard. heart failure is suspected. Funeral services were led by Elder Morrow of Kewana at the Perrysburg Baptist church, with burial in Weasaw cemetery.

John Levell Union Township Perrysburg Elder Morrow Kewana Baptist Weasaw

New Flour Mill Firm Opens in Denver

The Denver Flour Mill takes over Warneke and Graham, new settlers from Elkton Michigan. They promise honest, sober labor and ample capital to operate the mill and aim to make Denver their home with support from merchants, farmers, and citizens. They seek local backing to ensure a prosperous business and shared profits.

Denver Warneke & Graham Elkton Mich

Symbol of the Easter Egg Across Christian History

The egg has been a universal symbol of faith since Europe’s conversion to Christianity, representing the risen Savior. Children sustain the tradition by welcoming the Easter bunny and his nest of eggs on Easter morning, echoing the Christmas dream of Santa.

West Europe Santa

Earharts Sick in Woolleytown Scene

Irvin Dewald and family visited Levi Dewald on Sunday while Nora and Charles Earhart were reported very sick. A surprise visit for Bruce Ogle and family occurred Saturday night as Bruce plans to move to William Millers farm this week. Attendees at Sarah Mohler’s funeral included Ben Mohler and wife, Henry Mohler and family, and Jake Mohler of North Dakota, who dined with Mr. and Mrs. William Landis.

J. F. Rake Adamsboro Denver Rake Bro Baptist Church Bruce Ogle Bruce William Miller Ben Mohler Gilead Henry Mohler Jake Mohler North Dakota Sarah Mohler William Landis

Advertised Letters in Denver Post Office 1906

Unclaimed letters as of March 8 1906 include ladies Miss Zelphia Miller and Mrs. W P Smith. If not collected in 30 days they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. W O Piper P M.

Denver Zelphia Miller W. P. Smith W. O. Piper P. M

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Hall & Loewenthal Klothing Spalding Hall & Lowenthal, Klothiers, Hatters, Furnishers N. Broadway International Tailoring Co New York Chicago San Francisco Indiana AWC Ream Wright Tribune New Firm Woolleytown Nora Charles Earhart Irvin Dewald and Levi Dewald H. J. Meredith Grant Moon Elenor Edwards George Hosmer
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