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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
2
A brief note expresses gratitude to the public for widespread support during the New Year period, highlighting appreciation from organizers and leaders. The message emphasizes continued backing and communal spirit.
Tribune brief notes a court or legal matter involving secondhand stereos in Denver. Sparse OCR indicates a city, date, and financial figures, implying a filing or hearing on a consumer goods dispute. Further details are unreadable.
A 1910 retrospective urges readers to leave sorrow and old feuds behind as the year ends. It notes homes touched by loss, new families formed, and advises bravery in adversity while cherishing memories of loved ones and friends as the new year approaches.
A New Year message urges moral courage to start anew and live righteously. The column shares domestic notes including visits from Miss Gale Stowman and Miss Sue Fisher, a visit by Mrs. Henry Ramer to Indianapolis relatives, and a stork birth for Mr. and Mrs. LC Dukes with family updates from Denver and Michigan connections.
A satirical slice shows readers invited to skip what they dislike in a weekly paper while advertisements push aluminum kitchenware and Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice by Frank J Cheney Co. claims cures for catarrh and markets pills and broad claims to readers.
On New Years, New York Central Lines adds Sunday trains joint with the F W C L and I M C divisions. Trains 39 86 21 24 8 4 will run on Sundays January 1st, with Train 3 through to Rankin both days. See agents for particulars.
Come and see us for secondhand buggies and spring wagons. We strictly guarantee all of our repairs and horseshoeing. Come and see us.
Farm owners announce strict no hunting policy on their properties and warn violators will face prosecution.
Farm hunting notice states Frank Matthias and his sisters claim hunting rights on their property. No permits cited and no dates provided in readable text.
William Grimes declares no hunting on his farms without permission. Violators will be prosecuted. Overseer Charles Powell accompanies the notice.
Horse or auto blankets available with prices from 1.10 dollars and robes from 2.50 dollars. McCaffreys in Peru advertise these items.
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