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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1912
Page
3
A Denver Indiana reader thanks neighbors for material donations enabling a personal Rotology project. He describes gathering refuse from yards alleys and farms to fuel a speculative mine aimed at electricity, praising frugality while urging others to start their own back‑yard ventures. He notes neighbors provide waste, ashes, chickens, and even animal remnants, while lamenting poverty in the community.
Dr and Mrs J E Millikan welcomed the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Thomas from Marion for a holiday visit during the season.
Readers are assured of a $100 reward for any case Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure. The medicine is described as constitutional, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces, with claims of strengthening the constitution and aiding nature. Sold by F. J. Cheney & Co. at 75 cents with testimonials available.
A property notice states that hunting on the farms is forbidden without permission and that violators will be prosecuted, signed by Wm. Grimes.
A terse street-level note states no hunt permissions for Colorado official Derck. The fragment hints at policy stance and administrative stance without detailing actions or dates. Further context from the source would clarify whether this reflects a broader directive or a specific case.
I am forced to shut the gallery for a few weeks because of a foot injury. I thank patrons for kindness and patience and hope for renewed patronage when able to work again. Rev. Cook was visiting in Chili Monday. Miss Tillie Livingston visited Hammond with her parents during the holidays. Samuel Statesman of Peru visited with his cousin Earl McCoy Thursday, and they spent the afternoon with Earl’s sister Mrs. V. Sellers and family.
A farm posts a clear prohibition on hunting with permission required. Violators will be prosecuted under applicable laws.
Mrs John Wade went back to her Greencastle home Saturday following a pleasant visit with her sister in law Mrs Clyde Miller.
Farmers invited to trade any stock for items in the feed line. Phillips Feed Store says they can make exchanges and have room for additional goods.
The Winona Interurban Railway Company introduces the Winona Flyer an through train between Goshen and Indianapolis with town stops only. Daily except Sunday for information on rates contact J L Keim ticket agent Chili.
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