Entered as second class matter at Denver Post Office
Publication note records mail status for Denver Indiana, showing second class entry on April 2 1897 and an annual subscription price of 100 dollars.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
2
Publication note records mail status for Denver Indiana, showing second class entry on April 2 1897 and an annual subscription price of 100 dollars.
John S. Conn the truant officer in Miami county traveled to Denver on official business. The notice stresses strict school attendance law requiring a physician certificate for excused absence and warns that persistent truancy will trigger formal action. It urges parental support to boost student progress and respect for teachers, noting home attitudes shape schooling and that criticism harms pupils.
A sermon reflects on life as a school on earth, urging continuous learning until dismissal to Heaven. It laments missed lessons and urges growth in gentleness kindness thoughtfulness and unselfishness with the passing years.
Local notes highlight holiday shopping at Wampier’s, urging readers to visit for a selection of art china and glassware, and noting seasonal messages and gifts. Returns mention Mrs. John Yoder and Roy visiting Denver, and other Rochester and Mexico residents stopping by Denver and Tribune offices.
An advertisement touts Pepsoids as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach disorders. It promises a free first bottle and states no obligation to pay unless cured, listing W L Piper Druggist and Dr W S Oldman as related figures. It asserts the product is not patent medicine and includes a one penny price after trial.
Train schedule lists northbound and southbound passenger departures from Denver with numbers and times. Through tickets available to all points in the United States and Canada. S. D. McLetsu G. P. A. Indianapolis Ind.
East and south bound trains listed for No 2 4 6 with noon and afternoon times. West and north bound trains No 1 3 5 show afternoon and late night departures. Agents S A Pond Peru and W B Calloway Cincinnati listed for rates and details.
Wabash Railroad announces train departures from Union Station at Peru. Eastern Express leaves daily at 4:08 am. Buffalo Mail leaves daily at 7:20 am. Mail and Express depart daily at 10:28 am.
Train No 50 Continental limited arrives 9:20 p m daily except Sunday and does not run east of Peru. No 51 Decatur Accommodation departs 5:25 a m except Sunday. Kansas City Mail 6:51 am daily. Continental Limitd 12:53 pm daily. Fast Mail 6:33 pm daily. Western Express 10:30 pm daily. Train No 51 starts from Peru.
One and one third fare round trip. Tickets sold December 23 24 25 30 31 1905 January 1 1906. Limit January 3 1906. For information call or write A M Brown Agent Union Station Denver Ind.
E B Reid recalls family lung trouble and credits Dr King s New Discovery with preventing serious illness after five years of coughing. He warns neglecting lung disease and promotes the product, priced 50 cents to one dollar, with a trial bottle offered at W L Piper s drug store.
A health ad proclaims a calamity from indigestion and constipation and promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy. The copy claims to build up digestive organs and cure headache dizziness colic and constipation with guaranteed availability at W L Piper's drug store for 2 cents.
Wampler department store advertises the largest array of holiday merchandise in town, promising wide selection for shoppers. Shoppers are urged to visit the store to browse decorations, toys, and gift items for the season.
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