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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
2
A brief catalog entry shows a subscription price of $100 per year and mentions postal matter handling in Denver with the date April 12 1897. The fragment references Tathana and second class mailing status.
The January 13 1910 issue urges readers to employ Tribune advertisers as the best path to reliable business results. The note appeals to shrewd merchants to try advertising locally.
Ke wangoa guests Jerry Clark and family visited his daughter Mrs Frank Day. Miss Fannie Luckenbill returned from Ohio. Mrs Cora Bourman of New Waverly visited sister Ida Tombaugh. Misses Sylvia and Daisy Stuber spent New Year’s at Bennett’s Switch. Nora Wildman Ida Tombaugh and Ruth shopped in Penn. Ethel Butt on sick list. John Zartman of Mexico visited sister Cleo Stuber. Dedication at Deedsville New Years attended locally. Floyd Yike injured by boom pole. Clarence Stuber and wife visited WF Zartman. Winona line expanding with cars soon. Frank Day went to Akron. Charles Elder home from Fort Wayne Business College. Mrs Elmer Fites ill with gout. Harley Leffel visiting his girlfriend in Illinois. Mexico and Deedsville writer wondered about missing. Grace Alspach married Arthur Whistler New Year’s Day. Rev Allen Luckenbill officiated. Immediate relatives attended. Wishing couple happiness.
Notice invites buyers to the barn to view horses formerly owned by W W Kirby later by Frank Pearson and now by C W Long. The ad lists sale interest and location, with focus on the established ownership trail.
Public notices urged publication in chosen newspaper for all appointments executors guardians and other legal actions. The advisory warns clients and attorneys to submit notices to the desired paper to avoid publication in political organs.
To the public a former lessee thanks patrons for past support and strongly recommends Oblenis & Son who guarantee all their work after taking over the shop lease.
F will be at the Denver Tripune office on the first and third Saturdays each month to transact business. Charles Simons.
Notice requests all debtors to call and settle accounts. It thanks past patrons and solicits future business, ending with a courteous sign off.
An OCR read shows an advertisement listing items from Tearry aficeline and Indianapolis goods alongside Ex tracts, Baking Powder, Michigan goods, Giovine Face Powder, and other products. The fragment highlights multiple brands offered in a general commerce ad.
Ladies can join Standard Dress Goods Co to receive a sample line of stock including wool silk and cotton fabrics handkerchiefs ribbons and laces. No money required as orders are shipped to responsible ladies who collect and return funds. Earn ten to twenty five dollars weekly.
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