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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
6
A disorderly group of three men at a hotel dining room drink heavily and display jittery, uncertain behavior. One orders three hard boiled eggs and beer while the others stare at the menu, with a young woman offering a quip about a "mouseng" coin. A mingled scene of fatigue, inebriation, and comic banter unfolds amid casual dining chatter.
In Petersburgh an elderly janitor who never drew his salary at the First National Bank left his $30,000 estate to his nephew George Beam of Denver and two Marion nieces. Earlier reports note he spent thirty years selling e g old candy popcorn apples and visiting trains and shops. In another item, Mussel shell hunter Lync h found three pearls near Highbank along the east fork of White River, valued at $1,200 and $600 respectively.
Warsaw farmer Helser is fatally hurt when horses run away pinning him between a wagon and post. In Frankfort six young men are fined 250 dollars for gambling after police raid downtown. Sullivan opens a free health lectures school led by Mrs. Louise L McIntyre and Miss Maragaret Hall. Tipton forms housing committee to list rental properties for newcomers. Fort Wayne sculptor Hibberd proposes Wayne statue and Swinney monument, to be erected this year. Columbus seeks guardian for 87 year old Civil War veteran John White. Sullivan farmer Ephriam Johnson survives wagon accident after being run over but injuries not fatal. Lawrenceburg saloon bond issue halts new bonds. Big Six closes after surety company blocks bonds. Terre Haute Irene Cantwell sues to set aside husband Sheldon Bell's 1910 will and seeks divorce from Cantwell.
A judge notes the subject is obsessed with his wife Case while calm away from her. The remark underscores a dispute or case involving personal relationships. The line hints at a courtroom observation about behavior and sanity in relation to marital context.
A column fragment describes a rash that itched and burned on the arm, relief from Cuticura products, and a 1912 testimonial signed by H. W. Foley. It also includes a humorous Punch-like item about a jury and a short quip on language, attributed to Puck.
Fragmentary text indicates a judge referencing skin tone and a colorful phrase about smiles for a nickel. Red Cross Hall Pines noted for a beautiful clear white imagery, but the passage is incomplete and lacks coherent event details or identifiable persons.
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