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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1899
Page
2
A Bremen lawyer reportedly takes a damage case with a two part plan: if he loses the case the client pays nothing, if he wins the case the client pays nothing. The note appears in a Denver post office filing from April 12.
The Indiana Legislature passed township and county reform laws without an emergency clause and they will not take effect until acts are printed and distributed, likely within sixty days. The update notes the long session, upcoming teachers’ association meeting in Wayne, and a local column song about commerce and home merchants.
The Macy Monitor praises Indiana claiming it has more statesmen, educated professionals, and schools, stronger churches and ministers, and a robust farming base with owners who can supply more soldiers than any state of its size. It argues the state is God’s country and that abandoning it would betray one’s duty.
In a small church meeting about general repairs a minister states 500 is needed. A wealthy member offers one dollar, a plaster lump falls and a man is hit. The crowd cheers as the man yells he would give 50 more. An enthusiastic onlooker prays for another strike.
A critique of debtors who dress well while unpaid bills linger. The piece mocks those who pass places of business without settling accounts, contrasting poor debtors making a bare living with well dressed idle creditors. The tone is sharp and satirical about unpaid debts.
A rousing call from the Indiana School Journal urges boys to value their lives and keep truth, fidelity, and church commitments. It praises noble boys as kingly influences, urging them to honor promises, attend worship, and uplift friends by living honestly.
The piece urges pleasantness and charity in the coming year, focusing on daily duties like washing dishes and helping family. It references a mother’s forgiveness, a boy named John Henry, Susie practicing at the organ, and the idea that small acts, not excuses, shape character and time for sport.
A moral reflection on judging others while neglecting self-scrutiny. It urges charity over condemnation, noting how quick we are to notice neighbors' faults and slow to address our own. The piece calls for proactive kindness and humility to overcome inner uncharity.
A fragment from Laura Pierson in Word and Works speaks of love for the nearest and dearest. The line promises heartfelt affection and devotion to those held most dear.
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