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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
3
The Tribune Ndifina lists publishing info including second class mailing status in Denver Indiana and a yearly subscription price of $100 under editors and publishers Dice & Dice.
In Boston, a clever, deaf-mumbled exchange focuses on Col. Henry W. Savage about his transcontinental trip around the world. A friend clarifies Savage has gone abroad while another jokes about the dog’s fate, prompting puzzled reactions.
Governor Yates attended an inauguration in Washington with his staff and packed uniforms but decided not to ship horses. An orderly carried messages to the governor, always with Louis Halle. Yates told Halle not to accompany the orderly, but Halle replied the horse was the other half of the team.
A sharp remark contrasts a man’s outward calm with the hidden depth of his drinking habit, implying he has consumed many cocktails despite an impression of restraint. A brief exchange hints at a concealed excess.
A roadside notice urges owners to send a badly wrecked wagon to the shop for repair claiming the auto from the wagon can be restored to 25 good as new. The ad promises higher quality than the initial damage and suggests future wagon repairs to spare the car.
A brief notice outlines Sunday excursion schedules for July 6 with return same day. It lists train departures from Denver at 9 09 a m and 8 00 p m to Indianapolis and Michigan City via Pern Kokomo Tipton with fares 25c to 1 25 and 45c to 1 25, and directs to consult agents for particulars.
The remark notes beef scarcity and urges consuming less veal to allow calves to mature, implying a lucky man may miss out on full entitlement. The tone reflects a rural concern with meat supply and animal growth.
Wilbur Nesbit recounts a joke at a banquet about a brass plate honoring his Xenia Ohio birth. He recalls the plate reading only Main Street, reflecting humor over a modest tribute from his hometown. The tale blends pride, memory, and a light punchline about a birthplace plaque.
In a lighthearted exchange, critics say a novice photographer named Jynson struggles to keep subjects sharp while Mr. Hynson Gracious cautions against overreacting to a minor focus issue.
Report notes France relies on seven million workers in the wine growing sector. The figure underscores the scale of viticulture and labor involvement in the country’s vineyards.
West Virginia Supreme Court declares poker chips legally equivalent to real money in a ruling that affects gambling and gaming practices. The decision clarifies how chips can be treated in transactions and legal contexts within the state.
Public notice urges residents to clean yards and alleys, close stables outhouses and packing rooms, seal cellar windows, wet down areas prone to fire, and observe local fireworks ordinances. Warns that small Chinese firecrackers can cause more property damage than other devices and reminds residents to hang flags and stay cool.
An old advertisement urges parents to watch a child's bowels and give mild laxatives when needed. It touts Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as well suited for women and children, praising a Sister charity for endorsing their use and noting candy-like taste and appeal to kids.
A severe hailstorm swept about three miles east of Claremont over four square miles. Heavy ice drift remained for weeks. residents gathered hail to make ice cream. Cylindrical ice chunks four inches long and two inches in diameter were found. A field of eighty acres was almost completely destroyed with a single stalk standing.
The Winona Interurban Railway announces train times for Chili with southbound and northbound runs from 6:49 a.m. to 10:23 p.m. The Winona Flyer runs between Goshen and Indianapolis with town stops only. Ticket agents J. L. Keim and W. D Stansifer list contacts in Chili and Warsaw, Indiana.
An advertisement pitches a magazine marked as the largest with a sample copy offer and premium catalog. It references Canton and notes yearly subscription points and dealer terms. The fragment emphasizes urging ladies to request the free sample.
A free band concert will be held on the Public Square next Friday evening. The public is urged to attend and enjoy the performance by the local band.
An advertisement offers special printing services including ads invitations announcements calling cards business cards handbills public sale bills letter heads and envelopes. It promises low prices for high grade work and invites readers to review complete samples.
A Toledo firm is praised by F J Cheney associate of 15 years as honest and able to meet all obligations. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, with claims of internal action and widespread availability through druggists at 75 cents per bottle.
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