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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
2
The Denver newspaper lists its second class entry status and annual subscription price of one dollar per year. The notice notes entry at the Denver Indiana post office with an archival date of April 12, 1897.
Jonathan Pontious of Knox visits with his son Edwin Pontious and family. Local residents Ola Tatman Ethel Cover and Mrs Ifred Cover shopped in Peru Saturday evening. Mrs Davis the entertainer will present summer entertainments at Denver Baptist church with a second open air concert joining all three city churches.
A call to readers to instruct their attorneys to place all legal notices in the Tribune. The notice urges clients to control publications for appointments, executor or guardian notices, ditch notices, real estate sales, and other public notices to avoid partisan publications.
Edward Burkholder, 17, son of Mr and Mrs John Burkholder of Peru, drowned Friday afternoon while swimming with a group of boys along the Wabash River. Although a fair swimmer, he cried for help six feet from shore and sank after others urged him to grab an oar. The body was recovered about ninety minutes later.
A young narrator recalls a hunger strike of two days in snow and slush with his dog Bob as his only friend. The piece frames how hardship led to meeting a future successful journalist and author as introduced in Human Life for June through Hugh C Weir’s interview series.
In towns the size of Denver and even smaller, oil has been laid on streets to curb dust. Oil costs about $2.00 per barrel and a barrel covers a large area. It would stop dust and reduce mud in wet weather, suggesting trying it on two main streets to test effectiveness. Also notes train schedules and a 7:03 p.m. Denver departure for special trains.
An old ad notes Seneca Fly Oil to repel flies sold at a feed store in Peru. It pitches good coffee and repeat customers and mentions goods priced at 13 15 20 and 25 cents as extra games.
Urgent call for capable individuals to represent communities. Immediate applications requested to secure territory and begin work. Strong emphasis on selecting the right men and starting money-related efforts at once.
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