Tribune Indiana Notice In Denver Post Office Entry
Formal post office entry note records the Tribune Indiana as second class mail in Denver Indiana with date of April 2 1897 and related filing.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
2
Formal post office entry note records the Tribune Indiana as second class mail in Denver Indiana with date of April 2 1897 and related filing.
Thayer Kansas items recount Joseph Warren the shoe maker and Denver, Ind born entertainer with leather lungs who led early Galesburg dances. A. P. Rosa notes the city hall dances from 1879 to 1883 with Aldrich and Lafe Meeker providing music and later biweekly stone hall dances. Warren’s platform calls and rhythmical prompts are recalled for generations. The article preserves the old prompt master’s memory as dances fade.
Edward G. McGee transfers to Francis McGee land in Allen township for 1000 dollars. Fredrick Hoffman to Martin V. Coplin 121.70 acres in Allen Township for 3920 dollars. Martin V. Coplen to Charles F. Jones same land for 3920 dollars. Solomon A. Zartman to Solomon A. Wildermith 58 acres in Allen Tp for 4500 dollars. Chas H. Anderson et al to Solomon A. Zartman 174 acres Allen Tp for 12200 dollars. John T. Catlow to Rosales F. Bender lot 9 Block 3 Denver for 700 dollars. Ira W. Miller to Elmer D. Lea vit 100.69 acres in Perry Tp for 9000 dollars. Marion Bayless to Geo H Kantzer L 68 acres in Allen Tp for 6800 dollars. Joseph Kessler et al to Olive F. Cool 2 acres Denver for 740 dollars. John Carrothers to Geo Carr others 40 acres Allen Tp for 2400 dollars. Eva Glassford to Mary G. Galipo Und 48 acres 2 miles north east Deedsville for 9000 dollars. Eva G. Galipo to Edna E. Glassford Und 248 acres 2 miles north. Omer F. Hedges to Geo H. Kantzer L 682 mi 8 E Macy for 5900 dollars. Frank Wiedenhoeft to Lida B. Redman 5.30 acres Courier for 1600 dollars.
The Winona Interurban Railway Company runs a through train called the Winona Flyer between Goshen and Indianapolis with town stops. Daily except Sunday. For rates inquire via J Li Keim, Ticket Agent, Chili.
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal taken treatment, blood and mucous surface impact, and builds up the constitution. The ad offers a hundred dollars for any cure failure and directs readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
A rural mail carrier from Woodville Ohio extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as the sole relief for neuralgia after a bad cold. He cites years of use and urges others to try the medicine, promising a strong relief record and satisfaction guaranteed.
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