Tribune Notice of Post Office Entry in Denver
The newspaper is entered as second-class matter at the Denver Indiana post office with an April 12 1897 date of entry.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
3
The newspaper is entered as second-class matter at the Denver Indiana post office with an April 12 1897 date of entry.
Frances Resor Westheffer Shutzbaugh dies January 9 after a life spanning Cumberland County Pennsylvania to Peru Indiana. She left six children sevente en grandchildren and twenty seven great grandchildren with many friends. She joined the Brethren church in later years and devoted herself to service.
In 1912 at age 93 years 3 months 10 days the funeral was led by the Rev. P. M. Fisher with interment at Courter cemetery marking the final rites for the deceased.
The State Sunday School Association asks county secretaries to distribute annual report blanks to all schools. Complete reports improve county and state statistics forwarded to Washington. Superintendent names should be provided if not on the mailing list. best-showing schools will be noted in publication by Mrs. L. B. Hunt.
Local supplier Phillips Feed Store advertises alfalfa molasses feeds, various dairy feeds, hog tankage, buckwheat and graham flours, poultry feeds, and tonics as part of a broad animal nutrition lineup.
Artist announces closure of the gallery for several weeks after injuring the foot. Expresses regret, gratitude for patrons, and hope to resume business when able.
Charles Pontius and his mother Mrs. Ed Pontius left Saturday for Knox Indiana to visit Mrs. William Tatman and family for a few days. They also expect to call on Mrs. Israel Shaffer of Argos Indiana before returning home.
An advertisement invites readers to send 12 names and addresses of music leaders or teachers to receive a free copy of the new song book. No. 10 is promoted as the best published volume.
Veterinary office offers free consultation and dentistry specialty. Services include treatment of illnesses in all domestic animals. Office hours are both night and day. Two phone numbers available.
The Winona Interurban Railway Company issues a new timetable effective Sunday December 31 1911. Train arrivals and departures listed include 12 45 PM 2 37 PM 4 45 PM 6 45 PM 6 13 PM 8 26 PM 10 46 PM 10 23 PM 11 13 PM and 4 13 PM.
A vintage advertisement touts Halle Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and promises a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure, with testimonials available on request. Also promotes Half a Family Pills for constipation.
Mrs Thomas Taylor of Blum Texas testimonials Dr Miles Restorative Service saving from grave and restoring energy. She endorses Nervine for nervous exhaustion sleeplessness and poor appetite saying nerves are life and the product tones up the system and may refund if first bottle fails.
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