03 Dec 1903
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
1
The American Farmer offer gives a free year's subscription to those with paid advance to September 1, 1904 who request it before December 20, 1903. New subscribers also receive Tribune free until January 1, 1904, with the same deadline.
A movement seeks to form a non profit cooperative telephone company to connect Denver and surrounding country with existing local systems. If half the potential patrons join, about $30 per person funds buildout and a small monthly 20 to 25 cent operating fee funds the exchange. A meeting at Courier tomorrow will plan the organization with directors and officers unpaid.
A man calling himself D. EK Carter swindled W. O. Piper of the Bank of Denver out of 150 dollars by a phony Valley Mfg Co draft. The scheme involved land deals near town and a promised factory, with Carter rumoured to be plotting further purchases before fleeing, leaving hotel bills unsettled and a wider confidence trick revealed.
Public hunting guidance warns on Sunday bans and licensing. Do not hunt on Sundays or on another's property without a permit. Restrictions cover fox squirrels and quail, with daily quail limits and season dates. The bulletin directs deputies to enforce limits and timing.
More than 200 people attended the K. O. T. M. band masquerade Friday night in Denver. Visitors came from Rochester, Peru, Macy, Mexico, Chile, and Deedville. Prizes went to Miss Lutie Bruce, Benjamin Bell, Cleo Kline, and Edna Murphy for best masked entries. The Grand March drew strong interest and the event sparked praise for the band’s success and citizen support.
After forty years in Peru Indiana George C Miller opens a new department store at 71 73 South Broadway. The firm George C Miller and sons emphasizes honesty integrity and fair dealing with customers and promises best quality merchandise at rock bottom prices with courteous service.
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