04 Mar 1909
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1909
Page
1
A small hardware and repair shop highlights its motto Not the amount of money we can make nor how cheap they can be built but How Good. It advertises strap work repairing hardware buggies implements and fencing.
L G Dukes and Rose Dillman visit home this week while neighbors, including Charlies Simons and Mrs Zeck, share time at John Ward’s. Box social, church meetings, and numerous visits mark a busy period as townsfolk travel to Camden Mexico and Argos.
A reader offer from The Gleaner in Detroit invites readers to send their name and address with 4c postage to receive 12 beautiful colored post cards by first mail. The notice cites 1120 Majestic Blog as the sending address.
Notice calls Intermedi ate League members to meet at the ME church at seven o clock on March 6 for a singing gathering.
The fourth Quarterly Conference of the Denver charge met Saturday in the Methodist church with District Superintendent Dr. Cissel in charge. All out-charges reported in full and the meeting adjourned with plans for the coming conference year led by Reverend Later.
M. E. Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 with Ir Epworth at 2 30 and Evening Epworth League devotional at 6 30 p m Prayer Meeting set for Thursday at 7 00 p m.
Sunday School begins at 9 30 with preaching at 10 30 25 30 for youth Junior Union at 6 30 B Y PU and preaching at 7 30.
A miscellany page mixes a playful romantic verse about love and strength with local notices from Denver Mills and area towns. Reports mention Dr. J W Newell improving, Rev. J F Lutey’s Mexico trip, and multiple social visits, illnesses, and a baby's death in Denver area families.
Hon. Fred Rohrer of Berne will address the Chili Baptist church on March 6 1909 at seven o clock p m There will be fine music by the Chili band and a quartet Everyone invited.
A Deever Flour Mills appeal states they pay 2 to 5 cents more for wheat to source from a wider area and benefit farmers by saving freight. The mill runs 30 days a month requiring 3000 bushels, and offers feed grinding at 4 cents per bushel. Farmers are urged to bring wheat and patronize the mill.
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