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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
4
The nation awaits the Supreme Court ruling on the constitutional status of Porto Rico and the Philippines. Opinion is divided about the outcome, but acceptance is assured regardless of whether the decision upholds or reverses the administration's policy.
The Indianapolis Journal resumes publication after addressing a local subscription disruption involving agent issues and a subscriber named O. Piper.
An old advertisement promises a quick cure titled To Cure a Gold in One Day Take Laxative. It touts Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee if no cure. BE W. Grove’s signature appears on each package.
Notice states the und ersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of a deceased resident of Bailey County. The estate is described as solvent. Attest Chas R Bugtes Clerk Bailey Cole attorneys for the estate.
Unclaimed letters listed include S C Brain and J Fe Huffer. If not claimed, the postmaster will publish further notices.
Fragmentary OCR shows a reference to a West Jefferson individual named Hamilton in a medical salve advertisement. The text mentions doctors, a salve claimed as the best in the world, and a seller Wy LE Piper. The snippet hints at a 19th or early 20th century ad style with corrupt spelling and punctuation.
Resident states attendance at Denver Island on the third Saturday of each month to conduct township business and official duties. The notice outlines regular meeting cadence and governance tasks to be addressed.
Notices advertise new piano organs and typewriters for practice with tuition and board prices. Prospective students are urged to apply now for a ten week term starting December 3, with information available at the college office.
A promotional offer promises a free fountain pen with two trial subscriptions to the National Rural and Family Magazine. The trial is 25 cents each, with subscriptions starting and payment by January 1, 1901. William Jennings Bryan endorses the publication as farmer-friendly.
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