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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
7
The Tribune Denver announces subscription terms with a yearly rate of $1.00 and notes its second class post office status in Denver Indiana dated April 2, 1897.
In a 1915 editorial the paper condemns peddlers and urges readers to trade with local merchants who pay taxes and help build the town. It extols farmers as the balance wheel of society and discourages buying from itinerant sellers who offer no local benefit.
W B Place sent a car load of hogs to Indianapolis on Monday. The hogs averaged 375 pounds. Mrs. Place accompanied her husband on the trip to the city.
Local items note Miss Agnes Stockdale on the sick list and various visits and arrivals. Edgar Stanton and wife visited Emanuel Yoder and family. Winifred Carson guest of Eva Grimes. W. B. Black attended his cousin's wife's funeral at Adams borough.
A brief humorous exchange describes burglars entering a home to steal a prized rug and then fleeing quickly. The gag hinges on a pun about the thieves beating it as they escape. It preserves a light, old newspaper cadence with a simple setup and punchline.
A fragmentary remark paired a girl weeping with a teasing line about being in hot water. The exchange hints at embarrassment or trouble but provides no clear event or identifiable names or places.
Silas laments a watch that cannot run more than eight hours and blames it on being union made. The quip contrasts Silas with Her as a playful exchange about labor and time.
In a humorous note, Ethel trains her parrot in reform work by teaching it not to swear, turning a domestic scene into a lighthearted public curiosity about improvised virtues.
A collection of brisk proverbs urging residents to invest in and engage with their local community. It stresses building a thriving town through cooperation, supporting local trades, and keeping homes repaired to preserve value. It warns against chasing distant ventures and urges active participation by citizens and merchants.
Mc Carthy's Drug Store offers assorted pies for sale on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bond, northeast of Denver, own a new Reo automobile bought last week. Miss Margie Grimes and Esther Cover visited Miss Winifred Carson Tuesday night along with Miss Helen Sellers.
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