06 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
1
A local ad touts deep discounts on men and boys sample shoes including patent leather and felt models, rubber boots, and high grade artics. Prices range from 25¢ to $2.98 with many sizes and lands of Woonsocket brand noted. Then a list of neighborhood items and multiple brief society notes follow.
Local notes report multiple residents listed as sick including Mrs John Ritzius Selmer Ream Mrs H M Piper and baby Mrs Jank Lee and others. Several visits and shopping trips cited with Peru Denver Kokomo and Mexico mentions plus local sales and store notices.
Elizabeth Calvin born October 30 1830 married John Rush in 1849. They had fifteen children, ten surviving. She joined the German Baptist church 42 years ago and lived a devout Christian life. She died at home in Denver January 28 1908 aged 77 years 2 months 28 days. Funeral at Mexico conducted by J F Appleman.
Trustees of the Denver LO O F Cemetery announce a 30 day sale of choice lots for 10.00 each to beautify the cemetery by March 1 1908. Signed by B E Gage A B Guyer and B W Ward.
Farmers are urged to contact E A Williams of Denver Indiana for two tons of Eureka Stock Food advertised as a flesh producer and worm destroyer. Orders are promised prompt filling nationwide with pricing available on request.
Edgar P. Kling declares his run for Congress in the Eleventh District and asks the Republican Congressional Convention to decide his nomination. The notice is a formal declaration of candidacy signed by Kling.
A humorous saying contrasts the ease of returning to a bachelor life with a dog that wags its tail to the marriage of a man who meets a wife with a sharp tongue and a growl. The quip reflects a lighthearted view on domestic life and companionship.
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