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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
3
A garbled collection of old sayings and casual humorous vignettes. It includes lines about moon and stars and family life, a Tom Thumb wedding, and a dinner with Mr and Mrs A M Brown. Dialogue references a summer boarder, a farmer named Huckleberry, and a boast about collecting seven hundred dollars from automobile owners.
Community notice urges readers to instruct attorneys to place all legal notices in the Tribune. It names appointments executors guardians and other notices and asks clients and attorneys to publish locally to avoid political papers.
A newspaper exchange recounts interviews with thirty successful men and thirty loafers. The former were shaped by strict, frequent thrashings in boyhood, while most loafers were pampered by mothers or grandmothers. Enmities arise from standing up for right and achieving success.
The notice states Miss Olma Dukes will be Maid of Honor and Robert Kline Best Man at the Tom Thumb wedding. Other items include train schedules with discounts for certain routes and a bargain table selling women's oxfords at 98 cents per pair. Also mentions Mrs Elbert Kime returning from Marion and family visits involving LH Dice and relatives.
McCaffrey's in Peru markets Senaca Fly Oil to keep flies away at the feed store. The ad promises good coffee and repeat customers with goods priced at 13 15 20 and 25 cents as extra value.
At once a call to mobilize men to represent the community either locally or in travel. Emphasizes urgency, money in the work, and the need to apply now to secure territory and positions.
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