03 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
1
A correction states John Charles did not own the east Denver property traded for the I c Brower property on Washington Street. The east end property belonged to George B. Lane and wife, with Mr. Charles only conducting the trade.
The notice touts Bracelets Rings Fobs Chains and more and mentions Phillips A G Zook Abner Earhart Willard Kinley and other farmers near Denver with a car load of tile from Summerville. It promotes 20 percent savings on work harnesses and invites visits to Ager's Harness Store in Peru.
Fire destroyed the Woolleytown home of Ed Thompson about 5:00 AM Thursday two miles northeast of Denver. Thompson was visiting his father in Perrysburg when the blaze began around the chimney and smoldered Wednesday night. Virtually nothing was saved from the house.
Miss Myrtle Dukes, who went to War Saw to visit her brother Clayton Dukes, fell ill with inflammatory rheumatism on January 24 and had to return home on Thursday. She is now back at her East Harrison Street residence.
Miss Flora Shafer was absent Thursday forenoon and Charley Hays Monday. Karl McCoy led the Sophomores with 92 and Flora Shafer the Freshmen with 90. Edith Orr 93 and Hazel Woolley 92 had top four month grades. Hazel smiled Tuesday morning. Mr. Waggoner rode to Penn Tuesday night. The new comet A 1910 is not Halley’s. Halley’s will be visible in April. Freshmen began The House of Seven Gables. some boys still swear and must return to school.
The letter describes several intoxicated men seen in Denver over the past week. One man was picked up on the commons near midnight, another found helpless in a gutter behind H. Lewis's barn, nearly frozen, and kept at the mill until morning. Reports claim more drunks are present and imply illegal liquor sources, urging action to curb supply and punish offenders.
Of Interest to the Public announces Obelisins and Son have leased the BH Mikesell blacksmith shop for wood and iron repair work. Horse shoeing special with corrective shoeing for interference, knee knockers, sand throwers, forgers, and other complaints. They invite trial to prove their claims.
Notice urges readers planning a spring public sale to consider the advertiser for reliable work at fair prices and to visit before choosing another provider.
A bank invites customers to experience close personal contact with officers who offer help advice and methods to run business with fewer resistances. The message emphasizes customer advantages and smoother operations through banking support.
Mrs EE Saline of Indianapolis announces a Parlor Millinery Opening at her home 2927 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis on March 16 17 and 18 A new stock will be displayed with music in the afternoon and evening A souvenir will be given to each lady Sue Fisher of Denver will trim for the event and both women invite visits for the city’s fashion seekers.
Frank Staller reports losing a bay mare last Thursday and promotes Stray Ager Harness Store. The ad touts in house harness production and a guarantee on every harness with prices highlighted as affordable.
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