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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
2
Indiana post office listing shows the Denver publication entered as second class matter dated April 2, 1897. The notice lists DICE & DICE as editors and publishers with a yearly subscription price of $1.00.
A 1913 column notes the trouble with baseball jargon in newspapers and mocks the education gap while surveying fashion trends. It mentions a San Francisco dishwashers union with 100 college graduates and jokes about skirts gaining pistol pockets for women’s street protection.
Mrs Alma Sellers was shopping in Peru Wednesday. Samuel Sunday of Antwerp visited his parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Sunday last week. Will Milliron and wife of Rensselaer visited his parents J E Milliron and wife a few days last week. Mike Heddleson of north of Chili was a Denver visitor Saturday and renewed his Tripune subscription.
An advertisement promises to prevent ordinary breakdowns after an overhaul and pledges on the spot delivery of high quality car supplies at low prices. It urges customers to deal now for ongoing service.
William Grimes warns the public not to trespass on his farms to pick berries without permission. Trespassers will be prosecuted. The notice emphasizes that berry picking is forbidden and not permitted on his property.
In Boston voters must enroll by party. Progressive enrollment stands at 834 versus 25,845 Republicans and 350,460 Democrats. The Progressive figure reflects aggressive Boston Journal appeals and rallies, though voting freedom means any registered voter may choose any ticket.
Mrs Bertha Bell is on the sick list this week. Miss Mary Alderter shopped in Peru Thursday. For Sale Good Strong empty boxes at Donaldson s Drug Store. Carl Overbey of Peru visited his family over Sunday. One gallon Fly Chaser and Sprayer 1.10 at Donaldson s Drug Store. Albert Bender of Peru visited Denver over Sunday. Mrs Elbert Waymire visited her parents near Peru over Sunday. 3 W Garritson called to Bennetts Switch Friday for cousin Mrs R S Garritson s death. Mr and Mrs Perry Tharp left for Canada to spend the summer with Clarence Ream and family. A deal closed Friday by E D Leavitt selling Grant Brown 80 acre farm 24 miles NW of Perrysburg to Omer Yoder.
Notice from the Miami Circuit Court Indiana that on July 2 1913 George E Shanabarger was appointed administrator of the estate of Lewis G Shanabarger late of Miami County deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent. Attest Aaron S Berger Clerk.
The District Convention of the Young People's Society of the Christian Endeavor will convene at the Brethren church during the last week of July.
Free safety razor with one gallon purchase promoted by Millikan Drug Store. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back policy offered with the unusual Prussian Fly Knocker promotion.
A Pueblo Colorado woman recovered from years of nervous prostration using Dr Miles Nervine after other remedies failed. The ad claims lasting relief after two bottles and urges readers with appetite loss digestion and sleep trouble to seek nervous system support from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
The Panama Canal lighting plan uses range lights for direction on the longer tangents and side lights about a mile apart on each canal side. Omitted in Culebra Cut and on four short tangents, the scheme includes lights and fog signals on western Limon bay breakwater and eastern breakwater if built, plus buoys lighting to Mount Hope dry dock using acetylene gas.
The notice lists arrival and departure times for trains at Chili with north and south routes, including the Winona Flyer between Goshen and Indianapolis making town stops. For rates, see J. L. Keim, Ticket Agent, Chili, and W. D Stansifer, A. G. F. P. A. Warsaw Indiana.
An advertisement promotes Today's Magazine as the largest and best edited publication, priced at 50 cents per year or five cents per copy. It invites ladies to request a free sample copy and premium catalog by sending their address to Canton Ohio.
The Denver Band will give a free concert on the Public Square next Saturday evening. Residents are encouraged to attend and enjoy the performance.
Tribune Office invites readers to view their complete line of samples for invitations announcements calling cards business cards hand bills and public sale bills. Prices are advertised as the lowest for high grade printing services.
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