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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
7
A beef steer with tuberculosis was slaughtered at a Richmond abattoir and condemned by a government inspector. It marks the fifth condemned animal in Richmond that summer at that location, suggesting broader uninspected slaughter in nearby farms.
Reverend W. G. Archer of Evansville and Chautauqua superintendent says young men won’t marry while unable to support a family. He recommends all shop girls move into kitchens to prevent them from remaining old maids.
A Civil War veteran using the name Frank KE Taylor from the Soldiers' Home at Marion hanged himself in Richmead city jail within an hour of arrest for intoxication. Rosa Zipp, Evansville society figure, died of typhoid fever linked to excessive dancing per physicians. The People's State Bank of Browns town closed. liabilities 386000, assets 200000. seeking receiver. Over 500 guests attended Elks Dedication of a 50000 arcade in Crawford County. Archibald Boone, three years old, noted as the county's only negro in Crawford in the census. Indiana National Guard unit being organized at Tope. Mrs. George B. Deming, 45, died of heart failure at a Sunday picnic near Poland. Spontaneous combustion destroys S B Whittenberger barn at Warrk. Mrs. Frances Leo of Terre Haute, 2, pleaded guilty to assault and battery.
The crop reporting board reports August 1 corn condition at 83.8 percent with modest gains from July and compares this to 80.2 last month and 83.2 ten year average. Data cover states with 1 million acres plus and include figures for winter wheat spring wheat oats barley rye and related averages. The report notes small year to year changes and industry context from 1905 to 1908.
A white marble shaft in Niagara Square Buffalo New York commemorating President McKinley will be formally dedicated on Thursday September 5 as the centerpiece of Buffalo Old Time Week from September 1 to 7. The commission oversaw planning and execution of the monument at its cost with public invitations extended for the dedication and weeklong carnival.
Governor Hughes and military staff will attend ceremonies with invitations extended to President Roosevelt and Grover Cleveland. Buffalo Old Home Week promises civic and military pageantry, carnival, sports, and lights, inviting former residents to send names to James W. Greene for souvenir invitations as railroads offer excursion rates.
The Rev R J Campbell an English clergyman has been invited by the Inbar party to contest the new vacancy in the parliamentary representation of Cardi
Frost fears exposure as Zeno the Warsaw spy reappears in London. Dobroski warns, Zeno pretends loyalty while masking a dangerous plan, and the pair plot to outwit a watchful foe before the night ends. Dobroski and Frost weigh risk as Zeno seeks future contact.
Frost, barely upright, recognizes Zeno as a spy and fears treason as he confronts the intruder in the dim hall. He braces against the wall, weighing the danger of discovery and possible arrest.
The article extols canoeing as the most independent sport, praising its portability and ability to explore remote water routes. It contrasts canoes with bicycles, noting paddlers carry their own shelter and sustenance, gaining a unique perspective even near cities. It also critiques ego-driven spelling modernism through a Bobby joke.
The Baltimore American quotes a line about accountability with a terse warning we like to see you try that on our wired girl, reflecting sharp wit in a fragmentary item.
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