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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
2
A column notes that an earnest town boosts home and business prospects, alcohol’s wide harms, Bible verse trivia, marriage motives, and a historical anecdote about Lincoln’s assassination time being marked as 8 18. The piece blends anecdotes and jokes without a single cohesive narrative.
A young editor’s son visits a shop and asks if knives are kept there. The storekeeper confirms, noting they have long been kept. The boy replies that advertising would help avoid keeping them so long.
A proverb warns against entering a business without starting at the bottom. Progress upward through rounds yields praise and support, while leaping to the top leads to swift decline. Those at the bottom may find many ready to challenge a fallen leader.
A plea urges readers to direct all legal notices to the Tribune for publication. It warns that clients control notices of appointment, executors, guardians, ditch notices, real estate sales, non resident notices, and similar items, unless attorneys direct them to the desired paper.
Mr and Mrs Marion Smith and grandchildren Walter and Martha Townsend of Green Oak Indiana visited Lon Dawalt and family over Sunday.
Mrs. Jesse Taylor of Milwaukee Miss Ruth Woolley of Wabash and Elbert Miller and family near Mud Lake were Sunday guests of M E Murphy and family noting a local feed store advertising Senaca Fly Oil as a pest deterrent.
Advert says at once seeking men to represent the organization either locally or on the road. Promises money in the work for the right applicants and urges immediate application to secure territory.
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