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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
2
Entered as second class waiter at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12 1897. Mr and Mrs L A Haines spent Sunday in Peru visiting relatives. Subscription per year is one dollar.
The Indianapolis Military band led by Harry C. Klauseman is Indiana’s largest concert band. It has long played at the Indiana State Fair and, at the coming fair, will feature more musicians than ever. Miss Anna Woodward of Chicago will be the soprano soloist with the group.
The Indiana state board of agriculture approves a no pass policy for the state fair admissions. Visitors will pay 50 cents adults 25 cents children with electric registration at gates and central treasurer. The board lists department managers and judges for animals, horticulture, agriculture, and exhibits, with Newt Grown as president. A fruit show change displays half the apples in trays to reflect improved sorting and packing knowledge.
A Worth Maine mother describes her daughter’s severe heart trouble and credits Dr Miles Heart Remedy with recovery after extensive use. She urges others with breathlessness fainting spells swelling or chest pains to begin treatment, noting the remedy is sold and guaranteed by druggists.
Ex excursionist Mr Accel Dukes visited Indianapolis Sunday. Miss Meriam Derek stayed with Miss Alma Baker for Sunday dinner. William Snyder suffered a light stroke Thursday morning at his east Denver home but recovered quickly and is business as usual. Roger FE Williams of Lepore sent $2.00 to renew his subscription and noted he holds a chamber inspector position with M Rumley Co in their yards after three years.
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