Denver Indiana Post Office Second Class Matter Note
The notice marks the item as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office with an April 12 1897 filing date.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
3
The notice marks the item as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office with an April 12 1897 filing date.
Lyman P. Edwards of Mexico has applied for a pension with Representative Barnhart backing his claim. He was captured from the transport and endured nine months in confinement in the Philippines. He describes severe hardships including exposure, wounds, and periods of starvation aided by eating live frogs.
Rural Route No 23 Lew Marburger and Cleve Stalfer were in Peru Saturday evening. Frank Matthias attended the funeral of Samuel Bearss in Peru Thursday. Clarence Ream and Miss Laura Endsley married in Peru. Mrs Flora Benedict and children visited grandmother Mrs Mary Ream. Albert Berger and Deedsville family spent Sunday with S D Berger. Mary Lowman and daughter from Indianapolis guests of Jacob Stanton. Clarence Ream and family visited H F Ream near Huntington over Sunday. Ray Robbins and family visited Grover Lee. BB Krammes of Tiffin Ohio visited sister and farm. Mrs Liddington and Julia of Hammond visited Grover Lee. Elmer Lantz spent Sunday with PS Sullivan. Mrs Mary and Nella Cornell visited Jacob Stanton. Ote Matthias wife and daughter Vada of Indianapolis spent Saturday with Frank Matthias and sisters. Mrs Laughren of Peru visited Mary Sullivan. Will Ream family spent Sunday with Joe Dillman. Mrs Mary Berger and Ethel Shaffer visited Aaron Berger near Macy.
Denver Mills promotes White Lilly Flour with claims of superior quality. It advertises fresh animal feeds, daily delivery, and price guidance before purchase. It also offers to phone orders and promises the highest market price paid for Wheat and Corn.
J B Cook and wife shared dinner with William Butt and wife east of Ebenezer on Sunday. Mr and Mrs NB Hunt spent the Fourth with Clayton Dukes and family at Warsaw, returning Wednesday morning.
A 70 year old man from Lewistown credits Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Nervine with restoring his health after doctors said he would die. He was swollen and unable to stand but can now walk streets and endorse the product. The ad notes symptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath, and palpitations and promises a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co.
A public debate is set at Trinity Chapel located one and a half miles west of Stoner Station on the Winona Interurban line midway between Akron and Mentone. Debaters Kesler for the Brethren church and Denny for the Church of Christ will discuss doctrine and practice. Sessions begin August 8 and run for eight days except Sundays, at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Everyone invited.
An odd item promotes a cure titled Fraker Aviation for sour stomach. The ad claims relief from belching with a price of sixty cents and mentions a famous personality associated with the remedy.
The Winona Interurban Railway Company releases a new timetable effective Sunday July 2 1911 with listed arrival and departure times from Chili. The schedule includes the Winona Flyer between Goshen and Indianapolis and the Goshen Special limited from Peru to Warsaw with town stops. For rates contact ticket agents J L Keim in Chili and W D Stansifer A G F P A Warsaw Ind.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for proof that it cures, cites testimonials, and urges sending for a list of verifications.
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