Indiana Post Office Ledger Dated April 12 1897
Notice records second class matter filing in Denver Indiana with the post office 1897 tag and a yearly subscription rate of one dollar.
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Denver
Indiana
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
3
Local paper defends home town support and business advertising
The Muncie Press argues that local business leaders should advertise in the hometown paper to defend community interests. It stresses that a paper with no outside ties protects local prestige and upbuilding when residents fail to back local media.
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Muncie Press
The Local Newspaper Upholds Town Progress
The local paper champions the town by supporting development and business interests. It argues a vibrant, enterprising community relies on a paper that promotes the home merchant and local prosperity.
What Telephone Girls Know and The Farmer's Power
A curious pair of clippings contrasts a cheeky verse on telephone operators with a reflection on the farmer’s pivotal role. The first passage teases gossip in a playful voice about telephone girls, while the second argues that farmers hold the world’s prosperity more than urban elites.
The Newspaper Critics Miss a New Subscriber
The narrator recalls mistakes and panic after overhearing criticism and breaking in at night to check subscription books. They find that a person named Mars, described as a versatile son of nature, is not a subscriber.
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Mars
Son of Nature
Aew
Oldman’s Sour Stomach Cure Promoted at Low Price
An old advertisement touts Oldman’s Sour Stomach cure priced at 60 Con for relief. The pitch emphasizes quick digestion support and a dependable remedy from a noted remedy line.
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Oldman
Money Making Opportunities for Ladies
Real estate text advertises at home business for women through Standard Dress Goods Co. in Binghamton NY. Representatives receive fabric samples, take orders, and collect payments with no upfront money. earnings reported from 10 to 25 dollars weekly. The firm reportedly employs thousands of ladies nationwide.
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Standard Dress Goods Co
State St
Binghamton
New York
Abe
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