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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1899
Page
5
Mrs. Sarah Bayless is sick with lagrippe. Neighbors report visits among Twelve Mile and nearby farms. Families move or plan moves to Colorado Spring and Rush farm. Local students finish terms and prepare for new sessions as weather shifts from snow to mud.
Washington journalists frame a fresh push by Reed supporters to block his bid for reelection. The agitation follows a perceived rift with the administration and disputes over how Reed handled party affairs.
Friday March 17th marks the final day events featuring songs from room four, recitations including The Good Old Country School by Mary Keplinger and The Raggeddy Man by Jessie Bond, duets, a Hazel Ragged in Hagsin performance, and a Spelling Down led by Gertrude Med. The day also lists additional recitations and day events by Kie Overley.
Unclaimed letters as of March 8 include Harry Tinkle Martha Jones Joseph Moody Levi Olinger Orren Holmes O B Cox. If not called for within 30 days they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. W. O. Piper P. M.
A new fish law bans fishing with hook and line in May and June and designates dynamiting as a felony. Trot lines may have up to fifty hooks. Seining is allowed in July to September with a $200 bond and license from the fish commissioner. Keepers must return bass under nine inches and croppies and black bass under six inches. Penalties range from five to fifty dollars.
Local notices report Additional Local Felts offered at cost at the Klondike Store in Denver and a Bowser tank and pump sold cheap. John Thomas made a business trip to Logansport on Tuesday morning. Charles Morcombe Wabash agent called to Peru on business. Jesse Woods and Elsie attended Ostrom Hillis revival meetings in Peru one evening last week. The North Indiana M E Conference will meet in Decatur starting April 5. David Applegate of Sheldon Illinois visited relatives in the area last week before returning home Tuesday.
Eri Gustin took a business trip to Logansport on Wednesday. The Peabody Lumber Co will pay two cents above market for two or three loads of No 1 corn. A best huckster wagon in the county is for sale for less than half price after one season. A push for town incorporation gains support as residents canvass voters. An exchange praises James Whitcomb Riley with pancake flour advertising. Subscription offers for the Tr i bune and St Louis Globe-Democrat tempt Denver readers with a yearlong deal. Editor Gordon criticizes party loyalty and urges fearless, fair reporting to curb folly and corruption.
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