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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
2
The passage notes ongoing tariff debate and reform talk in Washington as senators spar over income tax amendments and tariff revisions. It mocks political advice and mentions public reactions to Boston remarks and a minister’s criticism of hats provoking profanity.
An exchange argues that one third of fools think they can outdo lawyers in law, one half in healing the sick, two thirds in beating preachers, and all in beating editors at running newspapers. It frames success as tied to a good man, while bad men meet failure.
An Indiana bridge scene unfolds as a curious man questions a fishing rod wielder about worth and identity. The suspected county fish and game warden admits his role, while the angler boasts of being the biggest liar in eastern Indiana in a sly exchange.
Baker and Rankin of Peru delivered a piano to William Grimes north of town last week for his granddaughter Miriam Derck.
The notice states that transactions will occur at the Denver Tribune office on the first and third Saturdays of each month. The stated schedule governs all business dealings conducted at that location.
Charles Aley visits Dayton and Cincinnati Ohio. W O Medaris and wife spend Sunday in Marion. The Farmers Bank opens for business Saturday morning. Mrs Sam Kinzie visits South Whitley last week. Fred Fite and Charles Grimes transact business in Peru. Mrs Ann Arnest visits relatives and friends here last week. Mrs HM Piper returns to St Louis Michigan after extended stay.
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