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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
3
The snippet notes postal handling details from 1897 and a 1911 Thursday date. It includes a subscription price of $100 per year and two maxims about rock and top success. The tone weaves a publisher’s boilerplate with aphorisms about hitting nails on the head and aiming at the top.
The piece argues that underwork causes more breakdown than overwork. It portrays the idle, shiftless man as lacking purpose and fitness as his body and soul grow flabby from disuse.
The town humbly acknowledges current progress yet urges citizens to continue striving for improvement. It emphasizes wise efforts to advance local interests beyond present conditions and past achievements for a stronger community.
Small family of two may rent a house on East Harrison Street. Contact Mrs W B Place by phone for details.
A dog illustration shows idle people seek recognition while productive citizens push public and private ventures. The piece praises those who fund and back enterprises to build a town’s strength and property values, warning indifference risks a town’s funeral. It urges foresight and generosity from new residents and existing citizens alike.
A public grievance denounces greedy individuals who deprive others of homes and basic comforts by hoarding resources. The speaker argues that such covetous behavior drives people to wander in search of livelihoods, harming society and denying ordinary needs.
A meditation on how the urge to possess blinds people to virtue. The text warns that pursuing wealth leads to sin, erodes character, and shortens life as possessions are snatched away by ungrateful others. The piece argues for restraint and reflection over material greed.
Sale bills at best quality and lowest prices. If you plan a spring sale let us give you prices on bills. Work done promptly. Denver Tribune Office offers job work including letter heads envelopes note heads sale bills hand bills at the lowest prices.
William Grimes and Charles Powell oversee a no hunting directive on their farms. The notice states violators will be prosecuted and calls for enforcement on all property. Frank Matthias and sisters referenced in the missive.
Local shop advertises general repair and horseshoeing with emphasis on secondhand buggies and spring wagons. Guarantee offered on repairs and shoeing. Visit to see offerings.
Montana Land Company of Great Falls advertises farm land with 5 to 12 000 acres available at cheap terms and up to 50 bushels per acre wheat yields. Postage for information requested.
Note warns against mercury containing catarrh ointments that can destroy smell and damage the body. Promotes Halls Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, taken internally, and Hall's Pills for constipation. Tests claim no mercury and emphasize authentic Toledo manufacture.
For sale farms ranging from fortyone acres to three hundred acres. Prices based on improvements and location. Also town property available. Visit the office in Milliron's room above the bakery. Milliron and Grimes publish the notice.
North bound departures at 10 04 p m 8 00 p m and 9 10 p m Sundays excluded. South bound 7 38 a m 11 52 a m and 6 18 p m. Denver to South Bend service departs 10 04 a m 19 10 p m arrives 12 15 p m 11 10 p m. Through connections at Walkerton with C R I & S R R. Solid train includes broiler parlor car and meals. L W Landman agent.
Winona Interurban Railway Company publishes a timetable effective December 1 1910 listing multiple departures from Chilias and through trains. The document references connections between Goshenland Indianapolis Peru Warsaw South Bend with through cars and notes traffic information and an address for inquiries.
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