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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1899
Page
5
A reading of a poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox about the contrast between the muster of a blue uniformed regiment returning from war and the sorrowful sight of their faded grays and faces as they pass again through the streets. The verse evokes pride, loss, and the toll of battle.
Madison D Leavell born May 22 1829 in Ohio moved to Miami County Indiana at age seven and died January 19 1899 aged 100 years 7 months 27 days He married Susan Touse December 12 1852 mother of six with two deaths and later Mary Losher January 6 1896 He joined Weasaw Baptist Church served as deacon and trustee and was a longtime Mason with Mexico Lodge FA.M He endured consumption at end and funeral was January 21 1899 at Weasaw church Services by Rev Will Bender and Mider Irvin Visher Farmers Institute in Peru February 6 7 with talks on farming management debt mortgage and wheat crop yields and a February 6 debate on agricultural investment in Miami County
The Rev. Srl R. Hicks releases the 1899 Almanac a 116 page illustrated volume with storm forecasts di agrams and scientific content priced at 25 cents. Word and Works monthly journal offers home science and storm forecasts at 1.00 per year with a subscription premium of the Almanac. Single copies of Word and Works are 1 cent. Order via Word and Works Publishing Co 2201 Locust St St Louis Mo.
Seek reliable individuals in this state to run our business in their county or nearby areas. Main duties are office tasks performed at home. Straight salary of $900 yearly plus expenses, with $75 monthly. Provide references and a self addressed stamped envelope to Herbert E. Hess, President, Dept. M., Chicago.
John Tador Sr. died at his son Win’s home in Chicago. The body will be brought back for burial Friday morning at 11 Gelack.
The Toledo Weekly Blade markets itself as a long established national family paper with Republican, national content and varied features. It invites subscriptions via specimen copies, club offers, and mailed samples to interested addresses.
Local advertisements note Wright's closing out sale with low bread prices at 3 cents per loaf starting January 4 1899. Other items include bargains at Mil lions, Millikan's bread 3 cents loaf, and various visits and events in Peru Denver and Akron with residents like Bigley Hed delson Moon Kessler Milliron Overly and the Stenographic Institute offer.
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