Post Office Notice From Denver Indiana 1897
Entry recorded at Denver Indiana post office as second class matter dated April 12 1897 indicating official postal handling and publication status.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1900
Page
3
Entry recorded at Denver Indiana post office as second class matter dated April 12 1897 indicating official postal handling and publication status.
The Laporte Argus describes road weight limits favoring wide tires and enforcement. A Logansport post office hold centers on Nickum the perpetual light crank awaiting Washington. Reports of death causes and a farmer scam about oversized corn ears appear alongside county liquor license disputes and town attitudes toward saloons.
In Angola a poll of local business leaders shows merchants bankers editors and other trades say suppression of saloons hurt no one, while law officers including the constable justice of the peace prosecutor and sheriff report business harm.
The Crisis argues grain used for beer wastes resources. It computes 65 million bushels yield 3900 million loaves weighing one pound each. It imagines bakers and transport effort, then claims closing saloons would cut poverty and crime. cites alcohol as cause of one in fifteen adults being drunkards and eight deaths per hour.
A couple walk along Miami avenue as wind swirls dust. They joke about dust in their eyes and share a tender moment, trading playful questions about whether the same particle touched both eyes and if fate is amused. The scene ends with the wind howling around the corner.
A farmer, hurt by pain, wanders into a hardware store where the manager suggests buying a bicycle for thirty five dollars to ride around the farm. The farmer jokes that he would rather put the money into a cow and milking a bicycle would be even sillier.
The ad touts the Steger Piano for sweet tone and happiness, claiming high standard manufacturing, durability, and a full guarantee. It notes the Steger factories in Steger Illinois and invites purchasers to request a free descriptive catalogue from Steger & Co, established 1879 in Chicago.
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