Denver Markets Olive Baer One $2.50 to $4.50
Market report notes Olive Baer priced at 2.50 to 4.50 dollars in Denver trading. Price range reflects typical commodity quotes for the period.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
5
Inventor Displays Morning Alarm Fire Lighting Device
A device combines an alarm clock with a stove fire lighter. A spring arm and a friction plate ignite a match at set time, winding the clock and drawing a pin to release the arm. The mechanism then lights the fire and ignites a fuse to start kindlings for breakfast.
Guarding honesty against rooks in high places
The Indianapolis Sun laments trusted leaders who steal from the people and erode trust. It urges punishment of crooks, moral reform in homes, and relentless honesty education for the rising generation to breed a generation that values integrity and detests theft. It ends with a call to subscribe for the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Sun
America
Richmond Man Claims Dirt-Based Coal Substitute
An Indiana inventor, Jas. Dennis of Richmond, announces a process to turn ordinary dirt into artificial coal claiming heat output 1.5 times that of coal with little waste and smoke. He plans to patent and commercialize the product within months, forecasting low-cost fuel from common clay banks despite current cold weather realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Dennis
Richmond
Ind
Dennis
Surgical operation on Hugh Martindale ends badly
Surgeon Spooner of Peru assisted by Dr. Harry Piper performed a skull operation to locate an abscess pressing on the brain. The attempt failed to locate the abscess, but relieved pressure briefly. Martindale rested better for days, then worsened last night and death is feared imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner
Peru
Harry Piper
Hugh Martindale
Unclaimed Letters at Denver Post Office 1903 List
A December 1903 notice lists unclaimed letters in Denver including Miss Eva McClung Miss Nellie Morret Mrs Martha J. Watson and gentlemen F W Kessler J H Lambert Dr J B Shipley C Slowman. If uncalled for in 30 days they go to the Dead Letter Office. W O Piper P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denve
Eva McClung
Nellie Morret
Martha J. Watson
F. W. Kessler
J. H. Lambert
J. B. Shipley
C. Slowman
Local Notes From Our Busy Burg and Surroundings
Measles in Denver noted. Rochester visitor John Caple on business. Several residents ill, including Mrs. William Bell and Miss Lulu Gustin. Wabash and Erie township neighbors visited. protracted Chili M. F. E. church meeting closed. Eggs paid 26 cents per dozen at Friuen’s Grocery. Several theatergoers from Denver saw Peck’s Bad Boy in Peru. Rural service to Miami county to start March 1, altering Denver routes.
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Lulu Gustin
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Lew Jones
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Chili M. FE
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Cleokline
Leslie
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Marion
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Kie Jones
Burton Wade
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Marshtown
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Indiana
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Charles E. Simons
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