Denver Tribune Subscription Rates Listed
The Denver Tribune lists annual subscriptions at $1.00 in advance, six months for 50 cents, and three months for 25 cents.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
3
The Denver Tribune lists annual subscriptions at $1.00 in advance, six months for 50 cents, and three months for 25 cents.
Local rate card lists advertising prices: eight cents per line per issue for locals, card of thanks at twenty five cents, lodge notices one cent per line, church notices one per line, resolutions of respect one dollar, lost and found three cents per line per insertion. Obituaries free unless lengthy. poetry with obituaries charged per line. Space rates on application. Communications to Pellene Denver Ind.
A fragment lists various historical periodicals including The Tribune and American Farmer and Goodells Farmer and Drovers Journal, indicating a catalog or noting exchange among colonial era farming publications.
The Tribune promotes a selection of magazines including Woman's Home Companion and others for readers, highlighting a special front-page offer price of $1.50 with purchase options listed.
The notice promotes a cheap newspaper bundle offering four papers weekly for 1.65 dollars. It emphasizes low price and repeated delivery, targeting readers seeking economical access to news.
A brief note outlines the publication partnership and upcoming features in The Tribune featuring Woman's Home Companion and The American Boy. The items highlight reader content, serials, and periodical cross promotion.
A catalog listing suggests selecting one of several widely circulated periodicals. Options include Woman's Home Companion Success Cosmopolitan Detroit Free Press and more. The list also names The National Stockman and Farmer and the Courier Journal among available choices for subscription.
A Chicago Daily Inter Ocean ad promotes club pricing options offering flexible combinations at discounted rates. The notice emphasizes custom bundles and competitive rates for members.
A Denver editorial argues for town incorporation to create a proactive business center in Indiana. It calls for a mass meeting of citizens and quick legal steps, stressing unity, public spirit, and practical leadership to drive growth and growth-oriented reforms. It notes collaboration among merchants and residents and urges immediate action.
Advertises Ireland's New Discovery as a universal remedy improving digestion and nerve health. Claims include soothing nerves, aiding sleep, restoring appetite, strengthening the stomach, and improving blood and liver function. Endorsed by Druggists with a $1.00 large bottle, sold via W. L. Piper in Denver Indiana.
A piece urges praising neighbors while alive, arguing a person’s hearing improves with praise and that recounting deeds after death cannot alter heavenly prospects. It notes God already knows all good done.
A Denver flouring mill announces purchase offers for wheat and corn. The notice invites local farmers to bring their grains to the mill for payment in cash at stated prices and terms.
Wakeful types of sleeplessness signal nerve trouble in brain and blood vessels. Dr Miles Nervine is advertised as the quick lasting relief, with a testimonial from Mrs A G Haskin of Freeville claiming her husband recovered enough to dress and improve after use.
Solid trains run between Sandusky and Peoria Indianapolis and Michigan City Fort Wayne and Connersville with through tickets to all points in the United States and Canada. Passenger departures from Denver include North Round at 10 40 a m 3 49 p m 10 43 p m and South Round No 21 at 6 43 a m No 23 11 58 a m No 25 at 6 45 p m daily or daily except Sunday. H J Ruein G P A Indianapolis Ind.
East bound trains No. 2 2 and 46 arrive at 8 15 am and 4 15 pm. West bound trains No. 17 and 29 depart at 12 08 pm and 6 35 pm. C H Ken agent J M Cuesporouga A G P A St Louis Mo
Train schedule shows routes from Peru through North Judson to Richmond and Cincinnati with daily service and Sunday exceptions. It lists departure times at Peru and connections via Muncie Marion and North Judson and notes for rates, ticket agents, and general managers.
Trains depart Peru Union Station on daily Wabash schedule. Eastbound lines include Eastern Express via Montpelier at 4 12 am, Buffalo Mail via Montpelier at 7 17 am, Mail and Express at 10 19 am, Continental Limited via Mont at 3 25 pm, Atlantic Express at 4 30 pm. Westbound lines feature Kansas City Mail at 7 20 am, Mail and Express at 11 30 am, Continental Limited at 12 36 pm, Fast Mail at 7 15 pm, Western Express at 10 80 pm. Ticket Agent Moon of Peru, Indiana.
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