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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1903
Page
4
The article describes large rabbit drives to reduce pest numbers, outlining a massive pen enclosure, high wires, and crowd methods to corral and kill rabbits. It notes 80 000 to 40 000 rabbits per drive, mentions farmers’ poison, hunting, eastbound shipments, and a federal bounty of 15 dollars per thousand scalps.
In London a famed counterfeiter known as the king of countertakers faced fourteen years penal servitude after detectives, aided by a retriever named Nero, traced his crime. The dog’s routine led to Woodstock and family’s capture, as investigators used careful subterfuge to confirm the suspect’s address and arrest him.
A verbose promotional paragraph extols the Indiana Journal as a reliable morning paper with extensive market reports, AP wire coverage, local and national news, court decisions, Washington correspondence, farm news, sports, fashion, cooking, and wide advertising. It promises early delivery and factual accuracy.
Scattered snippets mention a German Prussian State lottery prize won by four bankers in title town, a Japanese trust form in gluoseng, and naval figures with 9 900 bays in the British fleet. Sussex village topics include swordfish den fences and training pools. Local labor notes report Worcestershire women weaving anchors and needles, with many married or widowed. A hotel guest quips about plaine in pie and self made men.
Miss Ruth Greggios and Miss Hya Grego port attend the Dr Newells home as guests in Ofisins Vera and Gold Many Denver people join the Rochester carnival events. Governor Durbin attends as guest of honor while Julius Falk advertises a bona fide slaughter sale offering 25 percent off all clothing with original prices and tickets. Musicians are invited to perform at the Indiana building for the St Louis Exposition.
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