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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1902
Page
3
All Corliss and Coon Linens at 9c. Only 6 sold to a customer. 4 Stiff and Soft Hats special at 1.40. Woca and Kid lined or unlined gloves. Lined Leather gloves 10c pair. Leather Gauntlet gloves 25c. Outing Flannel Night Shirts 45c. Neckwear, overalls and underwear specials. Red, Blue and White Handkerchiefs 3 for 10c. Silk Umbrellas with silver handles 2.90 and 2.50 now 1.35.
A brief notice identifies Hall and Lorwenthal as editor and publisher of a weekly Indiana newspaper published every Thursday. It notes their roles without detailing ownership or circulation figures.
A Rochester Sentinel inspired column cites Indianapolis News on youth language and urges strong curfew enforcement with pulpit press and parental involvement. It argues disciplined workers rise by taking initiative and supporting employer interests for future advancement.
A devout old shoemaker on a farm debating an infidel in a rainstorm. The shoemaker argues that if the Bible is true and Christ real, he is saved when they die, while the infidel would be lost. The anecdote inspires the narrator to avoid infidel books and speakers, trusting faith over disbelief.
The Rochester Sentinel notes that public figures face scrutiny once they seek office. It cites Fred Landis of Logansport with congressional ambitions as an example, mocking inquiries about his hair and a published photo likened to Aguinaldo.
Postal office reports stamps and postal cards supplies are in poor condition and may affect customer service. Officials urge buyers to check availability and plan accordingly at the counter.
A real estate notice invites buyers to contact the agency about available properties. It emphasizes that even if a desired item is not listed, interested parties should write in, as additional listings may exist. The message highlights ongoing inventory and proactive customer outreach.
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