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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
4
Howes and Leavitt have remodeled interiors of their Denver general stores. The changes place them on a level with the city's finest shops for convenience and appearance. Their large stocks of merchandise offer a complete local trading option.
Frank Wiedenhoeft, the township assessor, has spent the past week listing residents property for taxation in Jefferson township. His daughter Olive accompanies him and collects the statistical report, a task conducted only every four years.
Eri Gustin reports a brood of twenty young chicks hatched this week. He keeps them in the basement by the furnace and says he did not need to knit stockings for them. Eri is a constant hustler and this year he is beating all his previous records.
Brown Drug Store announces arrival of new spring wallpaper stock and invites patrons to view the collection at their convenience. The notice emphasizes availability and invitation to call or visit.
Levi Milam says he will be at the Robert Bond farm east of Denver with a portable saw mill toward the end of March or early April. He offers custom sawing services for those who bring logs to the site.
Miss Martha Pyle spent the weekend in Mexico visiting friends and enjoying social time with acquaintances Saturday and Sunday.
Winona Interurban Railway announces a December 1 1910 timetable with daily service options. The Winona Flyer runs through between Goshen and Indianapolis, with through cars linking Peru Warsaw South Bend Michigan City. For freight and passenger details contact O Sullivan G F P A Warsaw Indiana.
Floor rugs are praised for instant use and sanitation. A wide display shows hundreds of designs and colors to suit any room, with Brussels 9x12 feet rugs from 12.50 up to 40.00. Kitchen coverings like oil cloth or linoleum wipe clean in minutes, keeping kitchens attractive.
Bargains drop out in our drapery department daily with patterns that are reduced or cannot be duplicated. The regular lines remain strong with the latest designs in lace curtains and window draperies. Prices range from 1.00 to 5.00 a pair.
Peru GEO reports debt reminders from C Miller & Sons and a note to settle promptly. A Chicago man exonerates a stray dog by tracing it to Chili. Mrs Guise recovers a missing ladies watch. Ita Friend status unchanged. Walter Knisley and kin visit Kokomo relatives. Dukes family gatherings on Sunday. Otis building roof work resumes on South Payson Street.
John Charles and his wife arrived home on Tuesday and are enjoying good health.
The ad alleges deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It promises $100 for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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