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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
5
A sequence of social visits records Jacob Stanton and George Lee in Peru, Will Ream and family with Sam Berger, Mrs Lewis Fisher with Rufus Fisher in Denver, and Mary Ream with relatives. A swindle involving a man posing as Salvation Army charity collector preys on Denver residents. A. O. Moody, Deedsville, advertises four new shoes for $1.
Mexico letters describe dinners with Hood and St. Clair families and relatives in Mora. Local travel includes John McGuire visiting Deedsville, Sleighing is popular, and Peru visitors list John Keyes, Victon Confer, and others. Religious activity notes include the State Matron at Rebecca Lodge and Rev Marion Reese’s Baptist church meeting.
A large group of Denver youths visited the home of Omerlora and wife in Chili on Wednesday evening and enjoyed a pleasant social gathering with all in attendance.
J. E. Church announces Sunday School at 9:30. Jr Epworth at 2:30. Evening Epworth League devotional at 6:00 p m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:00.
A fragment lists times 2:30 and 6:30 events at Junior Union with a 7:30 preaching slot. It also mentions Wanted Fresh country laid on subseriptic and refers readers to The Tribune office for details.
A newspaper sale ad lists heavy men’s coats in many sizes at low prices, including double breasted duck coats, beaver coats, overcoats, and full suits. Also featured are children and misses coats, ladies coats, hats, stockings, sweaters, and various shoes with reduced prices and special offers.
A twelve year old in a country school near Pierceton reads an original essay on The Newspaper. He mocks editors as liars and editors dead only in memory while noting the paper’s value for pantry shelves and arguing his father avoids subscription costs. Pierceton Record.
A merchant urges store owners to combat winter dullness by maintaining aggressive selling efforts. He argues that sales decline only if the store slows its pushing of merchandise and that proactive advertising decides whether a business loses or gains customers.
Between thirty five and forty people from Denver attended the musical comedy The Royal Chef at the Wallace Theatre under special L. BE. and W. rates Tuesday evening and praised the show. About sixty from Rochester were also in the audience.
Rose Fagan, photographer, announces gallery closure until April with thanks for liberal patronage and hope for continued support next spring.
Mrs. J B Bair of Carlisle Mrs. Mary Murphy of Chili and Mrs. Bertha Bell were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Murphy south of town on Tuesday.
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