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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1909
Page
2
An old column argues weary youths, noisy cheap cars, and a wife’s caution about jealousy. It urges residents to unite with nearby towns to pressure the Vandalia Railroad, suggesting organized regional action to influence service and policy.
A subscriber from Rock Lake North Dakota sends $2.00 to credit their Tribune subscription. They express reliance on the Denver news and optimism for a good year as farmers begin planting crops.
A brief moral note states that carelessness brings more trouble than laziness and wickedness combined, urging vigilance among workers and readers in everyday tasks.
A compact feature notes how a small town defines bold style with rapid trends. It highlights local shops, standout outfits, and residents embracing daring colors and cuts as the season shifts.
McCaffrey's in Peru offers 3 dozen decorative crepe paper napkins for 10 cents. Local shoppers can stock up on ornamental napkins for party or dining use at a bargain price.
The cat flees Patrick through a kitchen chase, kerplunk into pancake batter, scrambles out as a poker misses, then escapes to the yard. Biddy pleads for peace while the batter clings to the cat, leaving a sticky scene captured in a humorous tale from Everybody’s Magazine.
A black Plaisser a 2000 pound Norman stallion noted as an International prize winner and four other Draft Stallions will season at the Deliver barn. Billy F a driving horse records 2.16 percent speed and size. Insurance quotes listed for in foal and colt to stand and suck. Frank Pearson successor to W W Kirby invites inspection.
Arrangements by the Miami County Agricultural Association announce a fall corn show at Converse Fair with $125 in gold prizes. The event runs September 21 to 24, 1909. Mrs. Martha E. Robbins was shopping in Peru Thursday.
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