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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1904

Page

1

Fight Over Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption

A damaged reminiscence warns of a bitter fight for those who ignore Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It recalls Ty R Beall of Beall Miss. and his wife who suffered consumption and found immediate improvement after trying the remedy, following prior failures.

Unclear Reading Hints at Evening Gathering Names

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mr and Mrs W, Blithe, Amot, and a Dr in an evening gathering. Details are garbled, but hints at a social event with attendees and commentary on amenities. No clear event, date, or location can be established from the readable fragments.

Wedding Announcement in Deedsville Neighborhood

The wedding of Hazen P. Hedden of Fulton to Miss Bertha Lockwood took place at the M E parsonage on Sunday at noon with Rev F L Erlougher officiating. Bertha is daughter of Mr and Mrs George Lockwood and a popular Deedsville young lady. Tribunes extends best wishes for a happy prosperous future. A quiet ceremony occurred.

M. E Hazen P. Helden Fulton Bertha Lockwood F. L. Erlougher George Wockwood Deedsville

Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner Guests Listed

A Thanksgiving turkey dinner at William Bells in Mon day drew a guest list including C E Kessler and Laura Kessler of Franklin, A H Kling Edgar Kling and Alpha Kling of Peru, Miss Shaling of Washington, A Z Schuler of Roann, Edgar C Strouse and C Bell of Denver, Florence Musselman and children of Spike, R H Berndt and baby of Logansport, Russell P Schuler of Franklin, Clarence Bell of Lafontaine, and Mr and Mrs Charles Bish of Chili.

William Bell C. E. Kessler Laura Kessler Franklin A. H. Kling Edgar P. Kling Alpha H. Kling Peru Miss Shaling Washington A. Z. Schuler Roann Edgar C. Strouse C. Bell and Wilfe Denver Florence Musselman Spike, Mry R. ‘H. Berndt and Baby Logansport Russell P. Schuler Clarence E"bell Lafontaine Charles Bish Chili

Costly Mistake Owes Troubles Thorough 28 At

A fragmented line shows a costly mistake causing trouble and a figure of 28 appears, suggesting a debt or penalty in a short local notice fragment. Readable names or places are absent, leaving only the terse financial slog and numeric hint.

Souvenir Saber Made From Wreck Wood Given to Perry Fishburn

Prof Otto Fishburn of the Marine Band at Portsmouth N H presents his father Perry Fishburn with a small saber carved from curly maple taken from the wrecked Spanish warship Reine Mercedes. The vessel, part of Cervera's fleet, was captured by Admiral Schley in 1898 and is under repair at the Portsmouth navy yard.

Perry Fishburn Otto Fishburn Marine Band Portsmouth N. H Navy Yard Cervera Admiral Schley

Railroad Bosses Pay Big Salaries Amid Cash Crunch

Fragmentary OCR notes contrast railroad companies with high salaries despite broader pay cuts. The text mentions generous pay at large rail firms and implies a situation where workers face low wages while executives receive large compensation.

Accelerated Electric Car Tests Reported by Peru Chronicle

The Peru Chronicle notes that increment experiments in electric cars are being watched. Officials say the cars could reach sixty hours in speed tests and would likely run on a four hourly schedule.

Macy Monitor editor’s brother dies visiting near Roann

Joseph Enyart of Macy, brother of Macy Monitor editor M Lew Enyart, died yesterday while visiting a relative near Roann. The body was brought by Gustin Bros undertakers and shipped to Macy for burial.

Joseph Enyart Macy M. Lew Enyart Macy Monitor Roann Gustin Bros

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