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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
4
The firm announces the closing of one branch to enlarge another department. After four years, it asserts its stove values are the greatest in America and cites this season’s record of 204 Born Steel Ranges as evidence of continued customer satisfaction.
The list shows various heating staves stoves and ranges with prices such as 22.50 for Air Tight Heating Stave 3.00 for Oaks and Harvard Base Burner at 19.75. Other items include Brilliant steel ranges priced at 29.75 25.00 and six hole Steel Ranger at 33.00 to 35.00.
Miss Lula Green and Mrs. John Cool with grip and catarrhal fever, Esther Cool also ill. George Dague recovering, Ha zel Rockey’s child sick, Rex Erlougher and others attend revival and church services. Teachers’ institute, new officers named for Union township schools, and minor accident near the school grounds. Heirs of the Kline estate meet to share real estate.
Woolleytown residents report varied health updates with several local visits noted. William Carvey and Gladys Long show some improvement while Charles Long Sr remains ill. Perry Minters and families travel to Macy for a sunlit trip and shopping. Frank Landis suffers a serious injury from a falling tree while Irvin Dowald’s crew works nearby. others visit friends and relatives across the area as spring routines begin.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as remedies for stomach and liver troubles. It claims they relieve and cure ailments and notes availability for 25 cents at W. Lee Piper’s Drug Store.
District No 3 records several movements and illnesses. Mr Thomas Davis seen on streets last week. Mrs Barbara Mays dies at 64 after illness. funeral at Brethren church in Mexico. Attendees include Mrs Dora Halmert and Mr Henry Kraning.
Mrs. Rosa Dunning files a suit against Lake Erie & Western Railroad Co. seeking 1500 dollars for injuries from attempting to alight a train in Kokomo last September.
Ad promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for pains from cuts bruises burns and sore feet. Claims it cures joint pain and piles. Sells for 25 cents at W L Pipers Druggist.
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