16 Dec 1909
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
1
Tribune Office offers up to the minute Caps Hats Neckwear and Mufflers for Boys and Men at Hall Lowenthal’s. Fresh oysters shipped daily from Baltimore to your home bakery. Try them. Best on the market.
Miss Flora Shafer was absent last week and Earl McCoy visited Peru Monday. The high school Friday exam day approaches with some exemptions but none in every subject. Sophomores have finished Caesar chapter 14 and teachers invite patrons to call to get acquainted.
A message dated December 6 1909 honors Mrs Eleanor Robbins for nursing E D Rapkins through a long illness spanning seven hundred days. The tribute notes her constant care night and day and her role in household tasks and support from neighbors.
Notice to stockholders announces a Denver meeting Friday December 31 at 1 p m to elect a full set of officers and conduct necessary business. The notice specifies the joint action and official call for stockholders to attend and vote.
Election will be held in each township next Saturday December 17 to elect road supervisors. In this precinct the polls open at 1 p.m. and close two hours later or as directed. Declared candidates include William Snyder the incumbent and Samuel Arbuckle.
Begin the New Year by subscribing for the Tribune. Bring your clean to W. EB. Howes store for That Good Oil of Moores, it is certainly the finest burning oil ever sold in this city. Best for lamps oil stoves incubators auto head lights.
The Methodist Sunday School pupils will present an entertainment at the church on Christmas Eve December 24. A fine program is being arranged and attendees may expect a delightful performance.
Pupils of the Denver Baptist church will present a delightful program at the Baptist church on Christmas evening December 25. The program is arranged well and promises surprises for all attendees.
All persons wishing to buy or sell horses are advised to call at the barn formerly owned by W W Kirby later by Frank Pearson and now by C W Long. 3-1.
A 10c loaf of New Process Salt Raising Bread is baked at home and offered for sale at the local Bakery and at Leavitt's and Grimes' Department Stores.
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