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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
1
A rustic hymn on contentment over wealth. The speaker values a content, generous life and simple happiness over riches. It contrasts a stingy, critical rich man with a joyful, kind neighbor who shares and helps others, arguing true happiness comes from contentment and goodwill rather than wealth or appearances.
Perrysburg and nearby Macy updates show visits to Sidney and Logansport relatives. Illness gripped W A Cunningham delaying Burg school. Union Thanksgiving service at M E church and revival close with Rev Alexander. Edith Gamble's Thanksgiving in Logansport and plans for Christmas programs by Sabbath Schools.
The Baptist Girls Sunlight Mission met at Mrs A J Medske's home last Saturday afternoon and elected Myrtle Scott as president Lillie Lowe vice president Amy Graf secretary Hazel Darnell treasurer A visiting committee including Ada Gable Ethel Cover June Snyder Alma Kessler Hazel Woolley Helen Graf Isabel Graf and Fannie Burkholder was formed to visit the sick and nonattending members The group plans to send quilt blocks to missionaries for sewing schools among west Indian girls and south colored girls. A testimonial for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve appeared in the ad section mentioning its efficacy for bedsores piles and burns and warning against counterfeits.
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation biliousness sick headache fevers and various kidney and bowel troubles. The copy claims putrefying food in the intestines produces arsenic like effects and the pills expel poisons gently but surely.
Notice states certificates and deposit books to be offered Saturday afternoon December 7 for a distribution of net bank assets. Doors open from 12 aM. until evening. Trustees B or D oversee the proceedings.
The undersigned offers for sale at his residence one quarter mile north and 44 mile east of Chili on Thursday December 10 1901 a mix of horses cattle farm implements and household items. Expected items include three head of horses two high grade milch cows one Jersey and one red Durham with calves a two year old Polled Durham heifer fresh in spring a milch cow a coming two year old steer three Black Polled calves a half Jersey steer farming gear wagon bob sleds buggies one single sleigh two sets single harness two sets work harness corn in crib hay in mow 1250 bundles fodder and various kitchen and sausage making tools. Terms: six months with usual conditions. Corumaus H Baltimore.
Hayfield Minn resident J C Chrestenson credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with curing years of dyapepsia that left him unable to keep food down. After trying the advertised remedy and using a bottle he reports improvement from the first, now cured and recommending it. Piper’s Drug Store carries the product.
Trustees for the depositors in the defunct Bank of Denver plan to organize a stock company with capital not less than a bank's. The article expresses pleasure at the revival effort and support for Mr. Piper to establish a new institution and have a bank operating again in Denver.
Seventeen year old Elmer Murphy of Perry township died after a gun misfire during a rabbit hunting trip with Joe Marty and A. Mauk. The weapon discharged while Murphy stood on a log, blowing off the top of his head. Coroner Yarling investigated. funeral held in Chili with Rev. W. A. Bender officiating.
Local items from Denver include Moss Rose flour promoted at the Denver elevators and the Denver Roller Mills offering grinding services. Advertisers warn to read J. W. Warren’s shoemaker card and note scripture about local sales and purchases at Roan Exchange.
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