Entered at Denver Post Office as second class matter
Local notice records that the document was entered at the Denver Indiana post office as second class matter on April 12, ES97.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
3
Local notice records that the document was entered at the Denver Indiana post office as second class matter on April 12, ES97.
The quote stresses that true avoidance of temptation requires personal commitment and steady determination to act rightly. It underscores self-discipline as the foundation for ethical choices and steadfast behavior.
A reflective piece on music and patience as the core of courage. It contrasts common talk of perseverance with the quiet strength of enduring, noting patience as the finest and rarest form of fortitude.
The piece notes Indiana could gain to eighteen or twenty representatives after the census. It cites supervisors seeking big gains in the gas belt and adjacent counties with many factories. It mentions possible split of the eleventh district if redistricting occurs.
The Indianapolis Sun praises Rev Quayle for exposing the sac religious nature of Rev Sheldon daily paper proposal. It calls the idea irreverent and foolish and says religion is not aided by the Sheldon plan. The same edition notes Indiana farms in Jasper Newton and Lake counties. The B I P Gifford tract now totals 32 000 acres, arguably the largest single owner holding.
An article notes the Giteford farm in Indiana as the largest cultivated swamp farm, recently converted from marshes in the Kankakee swamps into pastures and grain land. It mentions a separate dispute over revenue stamps on marriage licenses post July 1 1898, with Cook County officials arguing licenses are public records not taxed.
The piece explores how external surroundings from country and church influence character and behavior. It discusses the tension between living in the present versus being rooted in home and duties, and how concentration can shift focus between the physical home and the wider world.
A Gospel Messenger reflection notes people lose sight of current things while pursuing a goal or mission. It suggests that a careful blend of practical action and spiritual focus helps avoid extreme detachment or fixation as one moves through different conditions on life’s journey.
The ad touts the Steger Piano as a source of happiness through music. It highlights high standards, durable materials, full guarantee, and modern Steger factories in Steger Illinois and Chicago with a free descriptive catalogue offered to prospective buyers.
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