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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
4
A local ad promotes a sale with 69¢ 49¢ 44¢ prices and a 15 percent discount on men women and children shoes in all sizes. It notes children’s school shoes will soon be needed to save money at this sale.
Tuesday and low fares to Ohio and Indiana points. Tickets on sale for regular trains September 6 with return any day through October 6. For information see L. E. & W agents. Local social notes mention visits, sickness, and kinship events including Kinzie reunion attendees at Logansport and band concert attendance in Akron.
Denver readers hear of a sale at Leavitt & Cornell featuring heavy broom specials and low prices. Local residents W T See and family return from Dakota, A L Fouts attends Logansport reunion, and new Inter national engine installed at the Tribune office. Mrs Kinzie travels to Ft Wayne for fall millinery, while W A Rush visits Denver from McKenzie Tennessee, a local newspaper man with real estate interests.
A message urging readers to direct all legal notices to the Tribune for publication. It appeals to attorneys and clients to file notices of appointment executor administrator guard ian surety road or ditch notices notices of sale of real estate non resident notices and similar filings through the paper to avoid being published in other organs. The call to action emphasizes control of notices by clients and attorneys.
Winona Interurban Railway Company lists northbound and southbound departure times from Chili effective July 10 1910 with frequent intervals throughout the day. The Winona Flyer Through Limited car runs between Goshen and Indianapolis. For freight and passenger traffic details contact C. Sullivan G F P A Warsaw Indiana.
Peru retailer Mc xifreys promotes a 20 percent saving on suit cases bags and trunks. Customers urged to shop now for durable travel gear and best value.
Standard Dress Goods Company advertises a complete fall collection including wool suitings wash fabrics silks and petticoats with up to date New York City patterns. Direct buying from mills promises low prices and potential earnings of ten to thirty dollars weekly. Samples and full instructions shipped prepaid with no money due. Exclusive territory available. Apply from department 500 Binghamton New York.
Readable OCR shows a price listing for men’s work shirts at 43 cents offered by McCaffreys in Peru. The fragment notes store location and unit price, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century retail detail.
Charles McClure age 20, son of Mr and Mrs Chris McClure of Akron, was killed about 11 o clock Friday night when struck by the Peru Winona Flier at Dukes crossing near Gilead. He was employed by W R Miller at Grand View farm two miles south of Gilead and had planned to attend a picnic at Athens. It is believed he slept on the crossing and was awakened by another car before walking onto the track. The body was taken to Peru and then Akron for funeral services on Monday.
Rural Route No 23 PS Sullivan made a business trip to Logansport Monday. FS Matthias was in Peru Saturday. Miss Alice Berkheiser of Peru visited Monday with Mrs. Alice Sloppy. Mrs. Bertha Lee spent Friday with Mrs. Hattie Berger. Mrs. Florence Marburger and Miss Fanny Berger visited with Mrs. E A Williams at Denver Thursday. Charles Powell moved into the Grimes house south of Mt Zion church. Lizzie Zella Ruth and Rhoda Hoover visited Sunday with Fanny Hazel and Ethel Berger. Mrs. Mary Berger visited her sister Miss Hannah Dowald at Denver Sunday. Lew Marburger and family spent Saturday at Mud Lake. Mrs. Frances Morris and son Allen and Mrs. Rosa Moora of Peru visited Sunday with Ber ger and family.
Howard Berkheiser his wife and daughter Elizabeth of Ft Wayne are visiting relatives in Den ver Rochester and Mentone this week. Rev Ronk left for a few weeks visit with his parents in California and will return to make his home in Denver moving his household goods to the home of W O Piper and son.
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