Denver Post Office Listing From 1897
Denver Indiana post office entry filed as second class matter dated April 12 1897 shows historical mailing classification and date for the Denver office.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1902
Page
2
Denver Indiana post office entry filed as second class matter dated April 12 1897 shows historical mailing classification and date for the Denver office.
Rates listed show one year at 21.00, six months at 43 Sdcts, and three months at 25cts. Formatting indicates period pricing details for readers contemplating term options.
A swindle report from a neighboring county notes a farmer being courted by two strangers over a farm sale with staged payments and options. The piece then shifts to advice on winning favor and avoiding risky mining stock schemes, urging a cheerful disposition and careful evaluation of “get rich quick” circulars.
A woman faces the bar with two police officers as witnesses. The judge orders the charge read for disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace. One officer begins recounting a Saturday night arrest in front of a Broadway saloon where a tumultuous fight erupted.
In a Cincinnati courtroom a distraught woman testifies she was jailed after a late night excursion to locate her husband. She accuses a saloon keeper and two police of abuse, while the judge dismisses the case as others go free amid public outcry over lawbreaking by the establishment and officers.
Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with saving her life after years of severe lung trouble and an obstinate cough. The ad claims it cures coughs colds throat and lung issues and offers trial bottles free with a guaranteed cure priced at 50 cents and 1.00 by W L Piper.
Citizens of Chili believed they heard a train on the old Eel River line causing a stir. A Wabash switch engine was merely delivering lumber from the Peabody mills to Howe factors in the city. Despite disappointment, residents dream of future grand transport and a bustling union station in Chili.
L W Spalding of Verona Missouri praises Kodol for his mother's relief from long standing indigestion and general ill health. At seventy six she now eats anything she wants and keeps a bottle handy as a safeguard. The ad urges resting the stomach to strengthen the body and to treat the cause. Piper’s Drug Store promotes the product.
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