Post Office Second Class Matter Notice
A fragment notes second class matter status at the Denver Indiana post office dated April 2 1897.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
2
A fragment notes second class matter status at the Denver Indiana post office dated April 2 1897.
An elder at a northern church voiced gratitude during a prayer meeting for the pastor and his wife returning safely from vacation. He offered a formal, loud prayer thanking the Lord for preservation of both man and beast. Since then the pastor's wife has altered her visiting list.
The Mississippi editor pleads for overdue payments with a folksy appeal. He cites family needs and a hungry paper, urging readers to settle nickels and dimes to feed the printer and help the town grow, while joking about regional sulfur and hardship.
The Twelve Mile area reports favorable weather for farms in Cass and Miami counties with crops booming. Wheat promises a bumper yield as corn is thriving and fields are plowed. New buildings in Twelve Mile rise with four under construction, Idaville suburban cottages planned, and local visits include Ida Woolley's family at Lake Maxinkuckee. The Civil cadets entertained thousands with drills and diplomas for 17 graduates. Rev Roy Lucas will preach at Twelve Mile Christian Church on June 15, and Rev Ray Upson is painting a new cottage for O R Pickering.
The Winona Flyer operates as a through train between Goshen and Indianapolis with town stops, departing at multiple morning and evening times. For fare details contact J. L. Keim in Chili or W. D. Stansifer as agent and A. G. F. & P. A. in Warsaw, Indiana.
A family gathering at Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Dukes home featured Clayton Dukes and family of Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. Bowen and family of Gilead, Acel Dukes and family, L. C. Dukes and family, and N. B. Hunt and wife. Aaron Plank shipped hogs to Chicago last Friday. Miss McFadden moved her millinery store to Fulton.
Multiple readers praise Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as a mild effective remedy for habitual constipation. An endorsement from N A Waddell of Waco Texas highlights pleasant taste and reliable relief. The ad urges trying the product and promises money back if unsatisfactory.
On sale now at GEO. C. MILLER & SONS with ladies fine French ribbed Jersey union suits long sleeves sizes 5 to 9 A at 39c down from 1.00 value. two piece suits in vests and pants great 50c values at 39c. 20 dozen rainbow colored hose 39c. 15 dozen silk lisle gloves 89c. Dont delay for bargains.
O Gandy and Company are upgrading the Denver Elevators with a 20 horsepower gasoline engine a large feed storage room and plans for a car loader and other machinery. Manager EE S Kline says the car loader will load a car in under one hour without assistance.
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