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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
2
Woolleytown residents report a chariot crash near the public highway with Mayor mentioned by name. The mayor freed himself from under the vehicle after it overturned in eight feet of snow. The incident sparks jokes about scripture and a camel, with the driver and mayor both unharmed.
Community items from Rural Route 23 include humor on snow drift and weather, plus notices of visitors. Edgar and family visit S D Berger and family. Elmer Lantz and son Lee from Denver visit P S Sullivan. A baby boy Elvin was born to Clint and wife. Will Robinson and family also listed.
Readers learn that Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh at all stages by constitutional treatment. The ad states the proprietors offer $100 for any case it fails to cure and invites readers to send for testimonials from Toledo, Ohio manufacturers F. J. Cheney & Co. and distribution through druggists.
Twelve Mile residents host visitors and report daily activity. Ruth Ream stays with grandmother for several days. J Murphy and L Cunningham return from Alabama after visiting T H Cunningham family. Will Ream orders a five passenger Chevrolet from A L Fouts for April delivery. Mary Berger visits her son S D Berger family. Mary Dice of Peru visits home folks then heads to Chanute for extended stay with sister Hattie Helm. Ben Cloud of Peru transacts business in Denver. Mrs. F K Baker visits Roam to spend day with son Dr Mathew Baker. Glen Knauff, infant of Mr and Mrs Truman Knauff near Denver, is ill with pneumonia symptoms.
Revival services at the U B Church closed due to bad weather and will resume in March. Mrs. Oda Hart remains sick with lagrippe. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robins welcomed a 74 pound baby girl, both mother and baby well. Mrs. Clarence Hattery visited relatives in Waymire household. Miss Mary Kindig returned home from Burntwood School near Chili. The parents and teachers club plans a future play. Martin Conner and Mrs. Mary Bailey and Nora Hendricks tied to winter plans. Nora Fouts and Sue Fisher shopped in Kokomo.
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