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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1903
Page
2
The article extols A B Guyer’s rebuilt blacksmith shop with skilled wagon and plow work and expert horse shoeing. It also praises Isaac Armfield’s Denver Elevator for grain trading, and notes Fite, Warren, Morehouse in insurance, shoe repair, and footwear surgery, urging public patronage.
Mrs Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana suffered nightly coughing and bleeding from consumption. After trying many medicines she gained 58 pounds following three bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery. Guaranteed to cure coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and lung troubles at 60 cents or 1.00. Trial bottles free at Pip ers drug store.
John Dice travelled to Peru for dental work last Saturday. John Cole shows improvement by writing time. County superintendent P S Sullivan visited Busaco last week. Jerry Jay canvassed for monuments for a Wabash firm. Local lumber hauling by John Lowe Dee Brower and John Lee for Mr Lee’s barn. Pearl Rose Dillman of Mexico and Maggie Ream’s sister Maggie hosted visiting relatives. Recent showers bring relief from heat, but threshing is delayed by wet conditions and poor wheat yields. kernels large but heads thin.
Frank Gerard and wife visited his father on Sunday. Marvin Hill and wife visited Wm. Kinley and wife. O L Mohler and wife plan to spend the week with F B Gerard. Preaching at the U B church next Sunday evening. Mrs Dr Fretz called to Waterloo for mother’s illness. Mrs E A Hendricks and daughter Nora spent a few days in Peru. F M Moody and wife visited Denver with Mrs Della Gustin. May Mohler and Laura Gerard visited Hilltown with Mrs Bert Leedy. Mrs Sadie Fites and Chicago guests stayed with Johnny Han and wife. Y P C U social at Miss Bertha Lockwood’s home in one week on Saturday, July 25.
Joe Golobick of Colusa California says sixteen years of rheumatic pain ended after using Electric Bitters. He claims the medicine relieved and cured his suffering and also helped liver and kidney trouble. W L Piper handles the remedy with a satisfaction guarantee.
A historical advertisement claims constipation causes most diseases and promotes Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup as the only sure cure. The copy asserts bowel drainage must be stopped to prevent sewer gas in the body and markets the product for 25 cents via W L Piper, Druggist.
Through tickets to all US and Canada points. Northbound from Denver includes Nos 1 2 and 3 with morning and night departures. Southbound Nos 21 23 25 run daily with a Sunday 9:28 schedule. G P A H J Ruein Indianapolis Indiana signs the schedule.
East bound trains No 110 passenger 746 am No 108 546 pm No 164 local freight 900 am West bound trains No 103 passenger 1132 am No 109 708 pm No 163 local freight 330 pm Herman Gable agent J M CursporoucHu A G P A St Louis Mo
Trains depart Peru Union Station daily with eastbound services including Eastern Ex, Buffalo Mail, Mail and Express, Continental Limited, Atlantic Express. westbound offerings include Kansas City Mail, Mail and Express, Continental Limited, Fast Mail, Western Express. Agent Louis Moon.
Daily train times from Peru to North Judson and Cincinnati with west and east bound legs. Includes departure and arrival times at key stops such as Muncie Richmond Marion and Lima era. Enquiries directed to C R M Peru or F Te Rienere W B Calloway in Richmond Indiana.
In winter 1901 R O Bell of Pontiac Indiana details a cure for la grippe and a stubborn cough using Hart’s Honey and Horehound. He states one bottle helped from the start and three bottles fully cured him, with sale noted by W L Piper Druggist.
Colonial Co seeks individuals in each state to advertise an established wealthy business. One in this county required. Salary 21 dollars weekly plus expenses, paid cash Wednesdays from head offices. Horse and carriage furnished when needed. Send self addressed envelope to Colonial Co at 334 Dearborn St Chicago.
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