Tribune Denver Subscription Rate Notice
Public notice from The Tribune Denver states a subscription price of one dollar per year. It appears as a municipal or newspaper notice printed on an Indiana stationery page, confirming annual rate details.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
3
Public notice from The Tribune Denver states a subscription price of one dollar per year. It appears as a municipal or newspaper notice printed on an Indiana stationery page, confirming annual rate details.
A 84 year old Illinois woman who had never ridden a streetcar or railroad dies. The column muses on memory, longing, and forgetting, contrasting social progress with personal loss and hope. Also notes Russia surpassing the U S in wheat yield and anarchist crops. The piece muses on water of forgetfulness and motherly love.
A very young man should remember that if his income is just a little above his expenses daily he will eventually be come well off. If his receipts daily lack a little of meeting his expenditures he will in time be come a candidate for public favors at the poor house. Honest work at any calling, and such economy as the case requires, is honorable, while idleness and spendthrift habits are a disgrace to anyone, young or old.
The notice urges subscribers to renew promptly to avoid becoming delinquent. It explains that an X on the paper signals delinquency and recommends paying a year in advance or locating the last receipt to renew.
An amused exchange recounts a father naming twin girls Kate and Duplicate after failing to find suitable names. Years later a husband’s retort leads the mother to name boy twins Pete and Repeat, and finally the father dreads naming more twins Max and Climax.
A plea urges readers to instruct attorneys to place all legal notices in the Tribune. It says clients control notices of appointment executor administrator guardian and other notices, and attorneys should publish in the chosen paper to avoid political organs.
A Massachusetts shoe expert says men’s feet are enlarging as the body grows taller yet brain space seems to shrink. The remark links physical change to general human development with a humorous note on proportion.
Ad copy markets Senaca Fly Oil at a feed store promising effective fly control. The snippet adds a moral note on using knowledge efficiently and warns against wasting time and money.
At once, men are sought to represent us locally or traveling. Immediate start and money in the work for the right men. Apply at once and secure territory.
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