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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
2
A historical notice states mail matter entered as second class at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12, 1897, indicating a time when postal classifications were recorded for publication.
A fragmented Tribune excerpt notes Clemenceau as an eminent thinker and echoes political aphorisms. It remarks on House rules, judgement before condemnation, and the claim that women lead the world, referencing smokeless powder as a historically earlier element.
A fragmentary quote urges resilience and forgiveness while noting women and young boys in playful roles. The text contrasts acting with makeup and hints at caution for girls regarding candy kid temptations. No clear event, date, or identifiable organization is present.
The question traces revisions by Payne and Aldrich under Taft. The current author is Taft, as the final revisions attributed to him supersede earlier edits.
A Baltimore resident drove away a burglary attempt using a broom, according to the News of that city. The intruder fled as the woman defended her home in a midsummer incident.
Readers are urged to direct their attorneys to place all notices they are interested in or paying for in the Tribune. The notice types include appointments, administrators, executors, or surveys, ensuring proper publication in the paper.
A reader questions whether an editor should always tell the truth or systematically praise subjects. The piece mocks self serving flatterers and hypocritical reformers, urging candor over glossy propriety in coverage. It lampoons biased reporting and urges honest, plain speech.
Farm owner warns against unauthorized entry with a notice read No trespassing on our farm and threatens prosecution. The message cites Carson and Bridegroom as referenced parties in the warning.
Charles Simons 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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