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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1901
Page
2
An agricultural journal urges letting birds be, noting a Pennsylvania bounty that led to heavy hunts. A U S Department report estimates annual farmer losses of at least five million dollars due to increased field mice and other rodents.
A Wisconsin farmer explains his advertising plan in local papers to sell livestock. He notes that brief ads showing what he has, quantities, and shipping readiness attract buyers quickly and at top market prices. He spends about 50 cents per ad and saves time traveling to locate buyers.
The Akron News reports Perry township in Miami county faces a costly dilemma as trustee B I Gregg began a new Gilead school building last spring or summer without bidding the contract to the lowest bidder, aiming to save money.
A new township trustee halted contracts by the former board for materials and labor on a school house still under construction. The dispute centers on legality of earlier purchases and who owns materials left on site, with estimates of losses around 3000 to 4000 dollars. Despite the conflict, the new building is nearing completion and praised for its appearance and quality.
The author reflects on the burden of writing letters to many people and the risk of exposing personal thoughts. He frets about maintaining cleverness, controlling emotion, and avoiding offense while acknowledging repeated lapses in self discipline and the costly habit of unburdening the mind.
A nostalgic explanation of why barbers use a red and white pole. It traces the sign to historical bloodletting practices with bandages wound around a pole. The article notes some barbers now add blue, yet questions the ongoing relevance of the sign as a bloodletting reminder.
Annie A Springer of 1125 Howard St Philadelphia reports Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption cured her hacking cough after years of suffering. She praises its chest relief and better sleep. Price 50c and 1.00 with trial bottles free at Pipers drug store, guaranteed.
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