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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
2
A brief editorial urging focus on a single craft while remaining open to learning new skills. It notes wise shoppers seek the basement for the lowest prices, implying careful comparison and thrift as practical guidance. The tone is instructional and economical.
The speaker warns that delays will erase any summer vacation, and calls on Washington to remove more figureheads and supernatural chiefs, framing the plea as a critique of governance and leadership.
The Gulf of Mexico tried it on Galveston again and found the joke was on itself with forewarned being forearmed in the coastal city.
The Temperance forces in the state must stay vigilant or the Brewers will gain influence and seek repeal at the next General Assembly session. Brewers are said to have vast funds and are working to control both Republican and Democratic party organization.
A reflective piece notes that calling a man a fool triggers foolish resistance, divorce rarely cures the marrying habit, and a humble home adorned with flowers and music can outshine wealth in creating happiness.
A Savannah preacher tells young people to carry a book at all times and notes the pocketbook will prove most useful. He urges consistency in reading and applying lessons wherever they go, stressing practical daily guidance.
The piece mocks the press desire for sensational headlines with a playful plea for dramatic events. It laments the absence of fights, arrests, weddings, deaths, or scandals and imagines a scandalous stir to fill front pages.
An elderly Black laborer Mose tells his longtime employer he will quit after repeated kicks from the manager Mistah Wintah. The worker explains he was forced to drink water and endure punishment each time the manager became angry, and he has already run out of money to endure the abuse.
Readers are invited to a free band concert this Saturday evening. The event showcases local musicians and promises accessible entertainment for families and neighbors in the community hall.
Notice on a farm warns no trespassing or hunting on Frank Matthias and Sisters property without permission and states that violators will be prosecuted.
Farm grounds are off limits without written permission. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Carson and Bridegroom appear as the announcing parties.
Charles Simona Trustee of Jefferson Township states he will be at the Denver Tribune office on the first and third Saturdays of each month to transact business.
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