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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
4
Pupils and local citizens hold a box social at the schoolhouse on Saturday evening February 5 1910. Proceeds fund a library for the new school building. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the event.
Town residents report a man peering into windows after dark in the east part of town. Several people suspect his identity and warn he may receive a hostile reception if the nuisance continues.
Halley's Comet, long known as the Star of Bethlehem, has been sighted by Denver residents in the western sky this week. Observers report the star will brighten over the coming month before fading by the end of May and remaining unseen for about seventy five years.
The Order of Gleaners rent the hall by Brown Drug Store and are fitting it up for a lodge home. Though small in numbers, the young order shows promise of growth and organization.
A Jefferson Township Republican meeting is planned for Saturday January 29 at 2 PM in Mexico. Voters will elect three precinct committeemen and two delegates with two alternates, all entitled to vote together for the slate.
A printing error misread the trustee’s report as Dice & Lacey service read supervisor 18.25. The correct entry is Dice & Lacey publish trustee's report 18.25. Mr Simons notes the published report includes several 1908 expenses paid by him after taking office in January 1909.
IC Brower trades Washington Street property to John Charles for property north of the Baptist church recently occupied by George B Lane and family. Brower to move in March after extensive repairs. M E Murphy rents the Washington Street property from Mr Charles.
To The Public. Having leased my shop to Oblenis and Son I thank patrons for past patronage and heartily recommend Oblenis and Son who guarantee all their work. BH Mikesell.
A brief grocery advertisement proclaims cheap groceries in the city and offers to pay top prices for business. It invites customers to call and visit to see the deal.
Carl Ferrow and Charley Redman visited the High School Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Bently spoke to the students Monday and Tuesday afternoons hoping to help them. Examinations are scheduled Thursday and Friday. Cromwell won the Friday debate with Mr. Simons as judge. Glen Chapman reentered the school Monday. Halley’s Comet is visible this year near the southwest horizon around six. Lois and Charles Cline were absentFriday and Tuesday. The school bans snowballing for some boys.
Township trustees vote to hold a joint commencement for Public School graduates. It may be a county event or a combined effort of two or more townships at a convenient location. Cheaper but risks crowding and reduced viewing for taxpayers.
The trolley line between Peru and Warsaw is an established fact with the first car from Warsaw to Chili already run. Citizens along the line are pleased as it provides modern conveniences to the rural community. Regular passenger service will start around February 1.
The brief notice promotes Geo C Miller & Sons ad readers to save money by heeding the tips or deals advertised in the paper.
Notice invites readers planning a spring public sale to visit for affordable, quality services before choosing another provider. It emphasizes preparedness and competitive pricing.
The bank promises close personal contact with officers who offer help, advice, and methods to run a business smoothly. It stresses that banking customers gain greater aids to success through this relationship with the bank and its staff.
A ME church announces a Sunday evening service at seven o'clock. A January sale offers 20 percent off all China at McCaffrey's in Peru.
Miss Fannie McConnell of Bennetts Switch visits Miss Nellie Garrison this week. Revival at M E church ends with ten or twelve accessions. Rev Raunk from Mexico leads meetings at Advent church in South Denver, praised as interesting. Dr Bentley from Jeffersonville Reformatory lectures at Denver Baptist on reform work with stereoscope views. He says religion and education keep boys away from the reformatory.
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