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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
3
The Tribune Denver Indiana announces second class matter status at the Denver Indiana post office dated April 12 1897. Description per year is one dollar with Dice and Lacey as editors and publishers.
In a Bridgeport letter Wm. Winnimore recalls a southern tour through Ohio to Frankfort Ross County on November 25, then Decatur Alabama and on to Pensacola Florida. He visits Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Fort Oglethorpe Chickamauga battlefield and expresses reverence for war’s toll and national unity.
The year 1909 will feature four eclipses two solar and two lunar. The lunar eclipses on June 3 and November 26 will be total while the solar eclipses on June 17 and December 12 will be partial.
Landowners including Derek and Saline, William Grimes, S D Raver, E. O. Kerschner, and partners Carson and Bridegroom prohibit hunting or trespassing on their farms without explicit permission. Notices emphasize firm restrictions and enforcement.
A reflective quip on perpetual longing through changing seasons and small wants. The author muses that weather, marriage, clothing, and gender expectations drive restless desires, concluding that satisfaction is elusive and, ironically, a source of ongoing disagreement.
An archaic social sketch notes a first storm in record history when Cain was hurried from his home neighborhood, illustrating early social tensions and excuse making in Bligh society.
Beginning January 1 1909 the TrimuNE raises foreign yearly rates to 1.50 for readers outside the United States. The policy cites the need to cover mailing costs from stamps affixed to papers sent abroad and asks international subscribers to share the burden. It notes the change does not apply to U.S. residents.
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