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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1904
Page
4
The page itemizes heating stoves and steel ranges with numerous price points. Items include Harvard Base Burner at $19.75, Six Hole Steel Ranges at $18.00, and steel ranges priced from $33.00 to $35.00.
The article lists cabinet salaries including Lord President and Chancellor of the Exchequer with figures like 0000 and 25000, and notes other offices at various amounts. It also promotes Dr King s New Life Pills for stomach and liver troubles and Pipper s Drug Store as the seller.
Our Corps of Wide Awake Correspondents report on visits and trips among residents including Walter Wiedenhoeft in Denver Samuel Kinzie on business in town Frank Wiedenhoeft and B F Kinzie with Denver trips Ira Eikenberry Marion Miller welcome a baby girl and travel near and far Rochester Peru and Denver are frequent stops Numerous locals named Edna Harrison Ed Thompson and Ma y others share visits illnesses and family events from Courter Chili Perrysburg and Wa bash to KYW and Den ver
District notes indicate several visits between Maus and Hikenberry families near Waverly and Denver with gatherings at Josiah Maus home. A wedding occurred Wednesday at Aaron and Mrs Maus home as Stella Maus married Frank Turnipseed, a Union township farmer, followed by well wishes for the couple.
J P Fishburn transacted business in Peru Saturday. Miss Nina Carvey of Macy visited Mrs Minute Piper. Burt Witter and family of Canada dined with Mrs Wes ley Andrews. Reatha Fishburn entertained Olive Wiedenhoeft and Hazel Darnell. R E Stowman of Wessington, S Dakota, visited his grandmother Mary Stowman. P S Sullivan and John Griswold toured Denver schools. Ella Miller of Nappanee called on friends before teaching in Courter. Ethel May McGuire died and was buried in I C O F cemetery. Mrs Aaron Kotterman sold East Harrison property to son Harry, who has lived there three years. Goods consigned to J Grandstaff shipped from Elwood. Odd Fellowship initiation for John Tharp with Macy and Wagoners guests. after, feast at Model Restaurant. Denver delegates at Peru Republican Congressional convention included John Wright, Walter Piper, Omer Piper, W O Piper, Henry Lewis, William Bell, Cornelius Bell, Clarence Fouts, Fred Fite.
A plan before Congress would issue fractional postal currency. Chicago official John M Hubbard proposes certificates in 1 2 3 4 5 10 25 and 50 cents sold at post offices with blanks for payee and sender. Certificates redeemed at par in stamps or cash at 1 percent discount, creating a safe method to send small sums by mail and limiting robber risk.
In a sermon Rev. Dr. N. D. Hillis warns young men to stop bad habits or risk being overtaken by women in business. He cites a female executive replacing a male at a major financial institution, earning $10,000 annually, and predicts women will lead in education and politics in fifty years.
A man sprinting to cross a railroad ahead of a train then watching it vanish, then walking away appears fine. A street car rider repeatedly handles a satchel and purse, exchanging a dime for a nickel with the conductor, then refilling the purse and satchel in a looping routine.
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