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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
2
The Denver Indiana Tribune notes its role as a local newspaper with information about its second-class mailing status, dating, editors and publishers.
On Thursday April 27 1911 a form of art study offered may cover tuition costs. Interested individuals should mail a 2 cent stamp for information to Mary W Burton 1403 Eye Street Northwest Washington DC Special inducement offered to enrollees before May 1 1911.
The National Keramic Art Correspondence School in Washington announces home study courses in china painting for women. The program, taught by experienced masters, delivers lessons by mail with personalized feedback and thorough instruction, promising professional skill development at low expense.
A denatured poem recounts a night at a high priced bar where a reveler admires a mirror only to see a crumpled bum in the glass. The barkeep calls the illusion the Magic Glass and warns it reveals a man’s ten year fate without his funds.
Ira Sagger took a business trip to Peru on Saturday. Frank Wiedenhoeft traveled to Lagro on Wednesday. Mr Condon and wife near Perrysburg and Albert Donaldson with family visited Lorenzo Donaldson and wife Sunday. Carl Fisher and Dee Fouts show new buggies and tease the girls. William Rush has been confined to his bed for about tiwa.
Mortgage exemption from March 1 to April 30 executed promptly. J. D. Oates, Journal Building, Peru Indiana.
Brown Drug Store informs patrons that new stock of spring wall paper has arrived and invites customers to view it at their convenience.
Levi Milam announces a portable saw mill will operate at the Robert Bond farm east of Denver. Beginnings expected around late March or early April, offering custom sawing for all brought there.
Clarence Rush of Roann remains in serious condition after a weeklong visit to his father. Guy Kinzie his wife and Daniel Scott and family near Denver all called on relatives Sunday. Jonas Earhart and Lawrence Dillman and wives traveled to Lucken’s Lake on Sunday. Davis English and Newell Earhart visited Fulton. Mrs Ezra Brewer of Urbana spent Sunday in Courier. Clarence Flora moves his house from the foundation to build a modern ten room dwelling. Frank Wiedenhoeft offers threshing machine and farm property at Courter with acres, planning to relocate to Wabash county. write Peru R. R. 4 or call Denver 16.
Advertisement touts best Indiana lump coal at 3.00 per ton. It urges readers to request a trial and be convinced. The offer highlights low price and local sourcing to attract customers.
Notice to The Public invites individuals to have exemption papers prepared for 25 cents, promising tax savings. E. D. Leavitt advertises ready service and personal assistance for filing exemptions.
General repair and horseshoeing services offered with a strict guarantee. Visit for secondhand buggies and spring wagons. Come and see us for quality repairs and welding.
There is more Catarrh in this section than all other diseases, once thought incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is advertised as the only constitutional cure taken internally. It claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any unsolved case.
Peru shop N Hall and Son announces new Spring shirts priced from 50 cents to 3 dollars. Sylvester Leedy, of South Denver, is reported quite ill at home after a long period of heart trouble.
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