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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
5
Irvin Miller and J G Cornell announce a public sale 24 miles west of Denver and 3 miles southeast of Perrysburg on January 26 1912 at 10 am. Items include horses cows sheep hogs farming implements corn hay fodder and household goods. Terms: 12 months on sums over $5.00. Auctioneers Irvin Miller and J G Cornell with E D Leavitt as clerk.
A brief advertising note promotes coal for 33 per ton and urges trials. It also touts Denver Flour Mills and Phillips Feed Store offerings including alfalfa molasses feeds, dairy feeds, hog tankage, buckwheat and Graham flours, poultry feeds and tonics.
Rev J B Cook arranges a series of revival services at the Denver Methodist Church starting Sunday January 21 and continuing indefinitely. The community is urged to attend and support the meetings as much as possible. Local news notes include W B Place doing business in Logansport, Roy Marley traveling to Miami Florida to inspect land, 3G Cornell active along Vandalian route for Byers Bros Creamery Co, and the I O O F Brothers of Deedsville conferring an Initiatory Degree on IW Miller with a pleasant gathering.
A reader in Glennie Michigan writes from January 12 1912 to describe “awful nice winter” with 8 inches of snow and temperatures 6 to 12 degrees below zero. The letter notes good health enjoying a new home and mentions deer hunting near the Ausable River about three miles away and the Tribune taking four days to arrive.
Streckers Bread at Cash Grocery offers a loaf sample. Rev J B Cook aids revival in Leesburg this week. Woolknap Cot ton blankets special Saturday at Howes. Jefferson Township Teachers Institute set for Denver Saturday at the school. Phillips Feed and Exchange lists hay baled straw fodder corn and mouse feeds in stock. Mr and Mrs William Sunday visit with Daniel Sunday family. Baptist church revival ends with Rev Reno Tacoma delivering a strong sermon stressing truth and reflection.
Notice states the gallery will close for a few weeks because of a foot injury. The owner apologizes and hopes for patronage upon reopening. A blanket sale is offered all day Saturday at Howes'. Rev J B Cook visited aboard War saw Tuesday. Mary Lashier funeral held January 11 in Perrysburg Methodist Church with interment at Perrysburg Cemetery conducted by Rev LeMasters of Frankton. Gustin Bros of Denver undertakers.
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