06 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
1
A poem laments education turning people arrogant and cold while praising heart and warmth. It contrasts college showiness with genuine kindness, arguing brains alone fail without compassion and urging education to temper pride with love.
The column notes weather affecting corn, prospects for hay, and fencing updates by B. F. Wilson and W. B. Murphy. Local residents Owen Murphy and Charley Allman Jr. are mentioned with a light joke about ammunition. Church services are cited, with ministers Green Smith and A. D. Alexander speaking. The Miami county C. E. Convention is set for June 9 at Chili Baptist church.
Rain persisted in Dutch Street for a week as neighbors report daily activities and small incidents. Local workers and visitors from Peru include Charles Lee and Lewis Dice while others share fish stories and a hat color joke. Residents tidy Mt Zion graveyard and church grounds, and a local person objects to prior writing with no harm intended.
Selman plans to sell buggies and wind mills. Grandma Murphy visited Sunday with her son W B and others from Peru joined for dinner. Oscar and Mont Miller stayed over with their best girls at Tunker Whitley county. Rome Ichoof and his girl attended Chili church Sunday evening. O B Andrews not improving as fast as hoped. This is the first installment. the editor invites a frequent return. Hay Sern.
Richard reports Olds harness shop will pass to T Marden with Olds remaining as salaried worker. Vowing top quality, Murden promises best materials and a full stock of collars sweatpads and related goods. Repairs will be done quickly and at reasonable prices.
Good 40 acre farm five miles southeast of Rochester on a pike and free mails route. Features include house barn orchard and rich soil. For particulars contact this office. Special Epworth League meeting June 17 aims to elect officers. all members urged to attend.
Auction offers entire privilege for refreshments at Hoff's Grove for the Odd Fellows picnic in Denver on July 4. Highest bidder wins. Apply to the trustees of Denver Lodge No 537 1. O. O. F. Stay within limits and preserve 19th century tone.
Mrs Dr Piper is reported on the sick list and Uncle Imri Murden is not so well. Grace Bay of Logansport visits grandparents T. J. Bay and wife. Quincey Howes and R C Skinner have houses repainted. Sale bills printed at this office to insure good prices. Milo Van Lieu near Rochester hosted by B R Fagan. Ella Berndt and baby visit relatives C Bell family. Andrew Fouts travels to Preble county Ohio for relatives and reunion. Lake Erie excursion to Rochester and Michigan City was sizable in two sections of twenty cars. Typewriter paper for sale at the Tribune office. Subscribe for ALL the local news. Miller Seed for sale by Grant Moon at Roam Exchange. Tribune office offers calling cards. Mary Howes visited Mrs James J Ward of west Denver. Katie Thomas of Logansport sick with measles at grandma Hawn’s. John Arnest builds a new barn and contemplates a livery. Elizabeth Thomas of Adamsboro visits relatives in Denver. Maccabees front cemented to keep rain out, Geo Porter of Wabash doing the work. Real estate listed with no commission if no deal. Tripune Exchange Agency news. W J Baxter of North Brook NC suffered piles fifteen years until DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve helped.
Community announcements describe weddings, travel, prizes, and local events. Highlights include a Tharp wedding report in Anoka with eighty guests, Miss L. Manchester winning eighty dollar prize at Cincinnati Art Academy, and Mrs Morcombe visiting Kansas City. Also notes on church events, a croup remedy testimonial, and Charles Howes promoted to traveling auditor for Missouri Pacific with Salina base.
At the June 1 meeting of J Brower Post No 66 G A R the members extended unanimous thanks to Reverends Smith and Alexander for their patriotic address to the ladies and gentlemen who provided music and to the citizens who decorated the church and to the ladies and children who supplied flowers. W I Lerret commander A B Vorr adjutant
A Kirkman, Indiana resident recounts a gasoline stove explosion that burned a lady severely. He credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with healing the running sore after doctors failed. Available for 25 cents at W. L. Piper’s.
Ad copy for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claims a one day cure for a cold with refund if it fails. Sells at 25 cents with E. W. Grove's signature on each box.
Skin affections disappear by using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. Look out for counterfeits. If you get DeWitts you will get good results. It is the quick and positive cure for piles. Piper's Drug Store.
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