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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
2
The Tribune notes it is entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office dated April 2, 1897. It lists a yearly subscription price of $1.00.
Two men clash over Baptist and Methodist claims. A passing neighbor offers a parable about wheat and the miller to judge value by what matters, not by church name, illustrating a practical view of saving grace.
She describes her severe winter illness keeping her awake and confining her to bed. Observing the newspaper man growing nervous, she predicts he will suffer one too and asks him to sit down inside.
The notice urges trying White Lilly Flour for superior quality. It advertises fresh livestock feed, low prices, daily delivery, and encourages phoning orders. It also touts the opportunity to get current prices before buying and claims the highest market price paid for wheat and corn.
A rural column offers practical farming advice on sweet corn planting, pest control with soap and tobacco extracts, tool storage in lime to prevent rust, and etymology on turning turnips and potato bugs. It stresses timely sowing, shallow cultivation, and steady effort to boost yields.
Winona Interurban Railway Company lists daily south bound and through train times from Chili effective December 1 1910. Through cars operate between Peru Warsaw and South Bend Michigan City with Goshen Indianapolis service. Freight and passenger info available from W D Stansifer G F P A Warsaw Indiana.
A patient describes severe inflammatory rheumatism eased after using Dr Miles Nervine with salicylate of soda. He reports weeks in hospital, now walking well for six months, and notes the medicine’s strong nerve action with a guaranteed money-back offer.
Twelve Mile area reports strong harvest prospects with good wheat and cherries plentiful while some fields suffer fly damage. Dock Miller and Mr McFadden visit Peru on business. writer walks to Peru and reads at Eel River Chapel. Next events include Rev Thomas's final Twelve Mile church appointment and Skinner church basket meeting with music. Cement blocks for U B church underway.
George B Lane purchases a fine truck farm just outside the city limits of Kokomo and plans to move his family and goods to the new home on Wednesday. The farm is well suited for truck farming and Mrs Spects intends to engage in the business.
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