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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
2
The Tribune Denver announces annual subscription terms with a one dollar per year rate and notes its second class posting at the Denver Indiana post office dated April 12 1897.
A satirical look at commerce and self improvement runs through the column. The snippet mocks holiday fortunes and personal credit for success, noting Santa misjudgments and humorous social observations about persistence and advertising. The piece ends with a quip on continuing effort.
A passerby discovered a man wanted for murder concealed among antique relics in a shop. The fugitive had evaded capture for years by staying hidden in the unadvertised store.
The article urges parents to show interest in their children's education by reviewing teacher reports, ensuring daily attendance and punctuality, guiding children to complete duties, cooperating with teachers for timely return home, and visiting schools to speak with teachers and principals.
The article describes a Colorado town election using Australian preferential voting. Women and men voted, the town adopted the commission form of government, and the mayoral winner secured victory as the third choice.
A former shop owner announces leasing to Oblenis & Son and thanks patrons while recommending the firm for guaranteed work.
The notice states that business will be conducted at the Denver Tribune office on the first and third Saturdays of each month.
People wishing to buy or sell horses should call at the barn formerly owned by W W Kirby later by Frank Pearson and now by C W Long. The notice appears under the March 1 item.
A call to friends to route all legal notices through the Tribune for publication. Advises clients control notices of appointments executors guardians etc and urges attorneys to direct notices to the chosen paper to avoid political organs.
Through vestibuled trains run daily between Chicago and Cincinnati with sleeper service on Nos 3 and 4. A local sleeper operates between Peru and Chicago. Schedules show multiple daily departures from Chicago Peru and Cincinnati with varied times. For rates and information contact J. H. Bauer T. A. Peru Ind.
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