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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
3
W O A Phillips conducted business in Peru on Thursday. Wes Fisher of Kokomo visited his brother Lee Sunday. Kathryn Balsbaueh stayed with sisters near Peru. Various families hosted guests for meals and attended Union Revival Meetings in Mexico. A large stock of Wear Ever Aluminum Ware was advertised by MacCaffrey & Co. in Peru.
A reflective piece on county fair agriculture praising soil beauty and products while warning of market woes. It cites Kiberta fed to hogs, onions rotting from lack of buyers, and cotton selling below production cost, urging balance between display and market realities.
The article argues for universal peace starting at home within the commonwealth. It condemns politicians who attack business and industry, noting past abuses like spies and torpedoes against commerce. It calls for peaceful relations between nations and within the domestic economy, linking peace to prosperity.
Submarines of the F group will be the first of their kind on the Pacific coast to receive radio sets. Orders have been issued at Mare Island navy yard to install wireless apparatus, and the vessels are to depart soon for Honolulu.
A fragment from a local page notes distrust of a certain man described as money driven. It mentions an offer of employment made yesterday and a reaction of refusal with a remark that emphasis should have shifted from work to other matters.
Local notices invite all to a day of free entertainment featuring the Quartette, on Small Street near the lake. Organizers promise lively music, family activities, and a warm, festive village atmosphere for residents and visitors alike.
Public sale of the deceased Mrs Louie C Phil lips household goods includes bedding dishes silverware bedding pillows feather beds comforts pictures canned fruit and other unlisted articles. Levi Armantrout acts as executor.
Beginning Thursday July 22, Robbins Auto Livery offers tours for six or more passengers from Peru to Denver. The round trip price is sixty cents per person. Regular tours are advertised.
William Baney was in Rochester over Sunday visiting with his son Alvin Baney. Chase Wright advertises top prices for junk items including rags rubber iron hides bass and copper.
Mrs F K Baber visited in Rounn Tuesday with Mrs Omer Justice and two children of Ft Worth Texas visiting her parents Rev and Mrs J R Moody Lessal Dock Peru returned home Tuesday after a few days with his uncle M Smith and family west of Denver Miss Anna Gustin and Lesher Warner of North Manchester spent Sunday with Miss Mayme Stowman who had been visiting D C Stowman and family in Indianapolis over two weeks and returned home Sunday evening
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