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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1904
Page
2
Local rate card lists 8c per line for display ads per issue, 25c for card of thanks, 31.00 for resolutions of respect, 3c per line for lost and found notices, obituaries free unless lengthy, poetry with obituaries charged at 3c per line, and space rates on application. The notice outlines terms for billing, placement, and acceptable content.
Town boosters urge incorporation to finance public improvements and extend school terms. The note predicts several new houses in Denver this spring and hopes workers relocate with families to the town as development accelerates.
The article argues citizens should support home industries and local trade, noting every dollar spent locally circulates currency and benefits all dwellers. It urges people to contribute actively to the common welfare, comparing laborers and money lenders as partners with duties to the community.
A readable letter from Dexter Mahoney extols Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup as an unfailing cure for constipation and other stomach issues. The promotion urges readers to order via express two dozen bottles, marketed as ideal for children, with 50 cent bottles sold by W L Piper Drugist.
An editorial urges kindness and courtesy in business and public offices. It argues that a calm temper and polite treatment earn respect, reelectability, and lasting friendships, warning against boorish officials who damage public trust and usefulness.
A Burling ton Iowa locomotive fireman C W Bellamy describes a near disaster and recovery after using Electric Bitters. He credits renewed health, appetite and strength to the tonic. The ad promises relief for weak sickly run down people and guarantees satisfaction through W L Piper at 50 cents.
A Lincoln Illinois citizen, John W. Young, praises Hart's Honey and Horehound after a severe cough. A humorous note follows about the 25-cent piece, detailing thirteen features tied to the coin and its “unlucky” reputation among newspaper men.
Advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures cuts wounds bruises burns scalds and sore feet with no TV needed. It is touted as the best salve on earth for piles and is offered at 25 cents by W. L. Piper Druggist.
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a brain and nerve tonic. It claims to rebuild worn nerves with phosphatic foods, promises quick relief, and includes a testimonial from a bank official. Free trial offer and symptom diagnosis are advertised along with a mis-spelled contact prompt.
The item lists several historical publications including The Tribune and American Farmer, New York Tribune Farmer, and Goodalls Farmer and Drovers Journal as publications of note.
The Tribune presents a choice of weekly magazines and journals priced at 1.50 with options including Woman's Home Companion Cincinnati Enquirer Rural World Louisville Courier Journal and several farm and youth publications for subscribers.
The New York Tri-weekly Tribune announces a pricing and publication shift offering four papers weekly at a total cost of 1.65, signaling expanded distribution and value for readers.
A compact listing combines The Tribune with Woman's Home Companion and The American Boy. includes promotional tie in and reader benefit offers for subscribers and families.
An offer lists a $2.10 price for National Stockman and Farmer and a choice of one companion publication from a list including Woman's Home Companion Success Household Ledger Leslie's Monthly Cosmopolitan American Boy Detroit Free Press Commercial Tribune Enquirer or Courier Journal Chicago Daily Inter Ocean.
The Bobbitt family of Bargertown Tenn says Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption saved Mrs M L Bobbitt from dying. They report immediate relief from the first bottle and a complete cure with continued use. The ad promises it as the most certain cure for lung troubles with bottles 50c and 1.00. Trial bottles free at W L Pipers Drug Store.
The logal R R time guards note solid through trains between Sandusky and Peoria Indianapolis Michigan City Fort Wayne and Connersville with through tickets to points in the United States and Canada Passenger trains leave Denver in northbound and southbound directions with listed departure times and a daily schedule variation. H J Ruein G P A Indianapolis Indiana issues the notice.
Trains depart Peru Union Station on the Wabash line with East and West services listed. East departures include Eastern Ex via Montpelier at 4 10 am and Buffalo Mail via Montpelier at 7 18 am among others. West departures feature Kansas City Mail at 7 13 am and Western Express at 10 30 pm. Ticket Agent Leolin Moon fields inquiries.
Train times listed from Peru to several cities including Muncie Richmond Cincinnati and North Judson with morning and afternoon departures. Routes show daily service with Sunday-exceptions and connections to North Judson. Contacts for rates and tickets are C. C. & L. Peru ticket agents and executives in Richmond.
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