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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1909
Page
6
A small ad highlights motto A Good Name Is Better than Riches and promotes strap work and repairing in hardware store. It stresses serving hardware, buggies, implements and fencing with low prices while emphasizing quality over profits.
The fragment blends a mock Biblical lament on human folly with a bizarre ad line for Washburn Crosby Gold Medal Flour offered by Grant Moon. It lampoons vanity, misfortune, and marriage while closing with a product pitch. The tone mimics a late era newspaper feature card.
County commissioners met last Monday and ordered an election to be held in Miami County on March 16. They also directed the County Council to make an appropriation for the election, setting up a bitter local fight that could divide neighbors.
The Epworth League hosted a Valentine Social in the ME church lecture room on Saturday evening. About forty guests attended and enjoyed contests and refreshments at 9 30 pm, with all activities deemed a success.
Gran Moon hosts Mrs. Fred McKnight and children as guests of Peru resident Mrs. QO EB Sargant on Friday in a note mentioning Gold Medal Flour sale by Washburn Crosby Co.
Rev. Ernest G. Crabill a former professional baseball player arrived in Denver with his wife for a series of meetings. He preached on The Lost Axe Head despite a long road journey and stormy weather. The evangelist, once in the Southern and New York leagues, now delivers a straight forward gospel admired by many men.
Men and women garments listed with sale prices including overcoats suits shirts sweaters skirts corset covers gloves rubbers and work shoes. Items include gray overcoats 3.98 beaver overcoats 3.98 sale 39c to 1.50 shirts 0.39 to 0.75 slacks and coats 1.25 to 1.50 ladies skirts 1.25 and corset covers 0.39 to 0.50 rubbers 0.39 to 0.75 and work shoes 1.49 to 1.98 indicating clearance pricing.
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