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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
5
Local notes list Perrysburg residents and visitors, including L L Raber taking a drug store post in Gooisland Indiana and George Dague with wife at a funeral in Mexico. Underscored items mention trips to Peru and Denver, farm chores, weather-related misadventures, and community gossip about neighbors and local events.
A Mr A T Cook writes from Monte Cristo describing harsh winter conditions with temperatures dropping to 70 degrees below zero and two feet of snow. He notes political news in America, including McKinley as a likely president, and mentions wages of eight dollars a day on a claim at Monte Cristo and anticipated spring navigation opening.
Mrs Lee Fisher of South Whitley visits relatives here. Rev Bauman leads sermons at Denver as locals attend Progressive meetings. Mrs Henry Kotterman dies after long illness. Measles claim Mrs Simon Loguire and Gladys Conner dies of pneumonia. Easter Sunday weddings mark Dr Keim and Myrtle Brown as well as Charles Simons and Elsie McClain. Miller on sick list improves.
Farmers in the Pike Street vicinity express optimism as pasture work nears completion and cattle feeding fatigue wanes. CM Long cited among those noting progress and improved conditions for grazing.
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Co marks its first spring excursion Sunday April 29 1900 with $1 round trip to Indianapolis. Special trains depart Denver at 7 10 am and 8 17 am. Call ticket agent for information. Hare LoeWENTHAL Peru notes reliability as key to business and success.
Notice states all money subscribed for the benefit of the fire engine must be paid at once to cover pending bills and treasury shortages. Attn: Fire Trustees.
An old ad copy touts Dr Kings New Life Pills at 25 cents for headaches and constipation. It claims the pills replace mineral oil with a safe, natural breeze of relief. The text references a Post Office Drug Store as the vendor.
A fragmentary OCR line hints at a Denver office reference with examina details unclear. Readable bits mention a place and an unspecified specialist role. Further context is needed to determine event or subject.
Harvest Queen Flour promotions and private loan offers appear among listings for clothing, glasses, and farm sales. Local figures including J M Baker, W L Piper, and John H Stephens frequent announcements with church, school, and social notes, plus rail timetable changes and fashion items for Peru residents.
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