Harvest Weather and Local Notes From Denver Indiana
Second class matter at Denver post office since April 12 1897. Farmers finish harvest with grain prices falling. Corn looks fine around Deedsville but rain would help. Mrs. David Leedy improves after illness. John McCally admitted to Dukes Hospital August 2 in poor health. L F Leedy and wife drove to Huntington to visit daughter Metta. A R Snider and wife of Akron were Sunday guests.
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Denver
Indiana
John McCally
Dukes Hospital
Waymire
McCally
Two Men Hunt Game Near Woods on August Morning
Mrs J R Waymire reports Inez Brown nursing mumps. On the morning of August 2 E Brandt and Sherman Waymire went to the woods with guns and returned with good game and the boys say they had a good time.
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Migs Inez Brown
E. Brandt
Sherman Waymire
Rural Route 2 News Highlights Local Calls and Visits
Mrs Francis Morris and son from Peru visited D Berger family. Dropsy patient Mrs Waters remains poorly. Numerous calls among Berger, Brown, Dillman, and Staller households in Peru Mexico Denver Kokomo and Logansport. Alta Berger visits grandparents and cousins. Dewald brothers planWisconsin trip for a month.
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Francis Morris and Son
Peru
D. Berger
Waters
Sollitt
Sarah Berger
Dillman
Miriam Brown
Henry Lee
Lillie Staller
George Staller
Mexico
Mary Sullivan
Alvena Ream
P.S. Sullivan
Ida Dewald
Logansport
Ethel Hundley
Mary Berger
Alta Berger
Fannie Stanton
S. D. Berger
Gaylord Lee
James Hoagland
Frank Matthias
Alvena
P. S. Sullivan
Kokomo
Jim Hoagland
Local Happenings and Sale Bills at The Tribune Office
Community notices list sale bill availability at The Tribune Office and local visits. Social guests include Miss Elizabeth Wright and Esther Cover with Miss Mae Yoder of Rochester and several couples visiting relatives in Denver Kokomo and Rochester. A shipment of Hominy Meal Flour and Bran feed arrives for area buyers.
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Tribune
Elizabeth Wright
Esther Cover
Mae Yoder
Rochester
Glenn Brown
Oscar Brown
Wilson
A. M. Brown
Harry L. Hagee
Peru
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim Oath 1886
Legal sworn statement by Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio offering one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notarized by A. W. Gleason on December 8 1886. Medicine advertised as blood-borne internal remedy sold by druggists.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank. J. Cheney
A. W. Gleabon
Beal
Tolédo
Oldest Chiropractor in Miami County Advertises
W E Burke markets as the oldest established chiropractor in Miami County offering electric, massage and Swedish movements for all diseases acute or chronic. Free consultation and examination. Lady attendant. Hours 9 to 11 am 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 pm. 594 North Broadway Peru Indiana opposite McCaffrey's Store. Phone 1342 residence 1286.
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Miam County
North
Broadway
McCaffrey
Peru
Indiana
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PYREX
L. G. Dukes
the, Tribune
Dice & Dice, Editors and Publishers
Deedsville
David Leedy
L. F. Leedy
Huntington
Metta
A. R. Snider and Wife
Akron
J. R. Waymire
Grover Lee
Grandma Berger
Alta
Edgar Stanton and
Chester Webberer and
Raphine
Bell Music Company
Phone 260
Peru, Ind
W. W. Sellers
Danagiac
Mich
Earl Sellers
Ellen Doane
Conda
A. L. Davis
J. H. Cooper
Loraine
Ohio
Mary E. Cornell
Joe McMillen
Birmingham
William Groat
Clyde Dick
J. R. Wright
Dwight Shoemaker
Charles Shoemaker
Carrie
Glen Shoemaker
Byron
Gilead
Nellie Waggoner
Manchester
Frank Cool
Bell Coffey
Kansas
Elmer Sloppy
Mr. Cool
Coffey
Louisa Williams
Don Trent
Trent
Washington, D. c
Community Star OF Hope
Chiropracter
Palmer School
Miami Co
Roadway
W. E. Burke
Lake Erie& Western
R. R. Excursion
Michigan
Walkerton
Koontz Lake
Ake Manitou
Rufus Kinzie
Fariti
Live Stock
R. R.G
Bell Phone
Eirst
G. H. Ream
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