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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
2
The notice states The Tribune Indiana is enter ed as second class mail in Denver Indiana with a yearly subscription price of 1.00.
The Twelve Mile column reports varied weather over four days and a rise in mumps and measles cases. Rev M M Wiles led preaching at Twelve Mile Christian church, Elisha Bockover brewed maple syrup, and many families move in or out this spring. The new bank is prosperous and Dock Musselman attends to stock in Denver. The writer visited the Denver Tribune office, enjoyed the Daughter of the Desert, and noted Denver school graduates invitations. Eighth grade exams at Adams Township school featured Goldie Cross and Inez Teel. corrections note Charley Hoover sang at Growford funeral. The Twelve Mile Endeavor plans to hire a music teacher. Sister Margaret Coil, of Mexico, regains sight. Mazzy Harris reportedly married.
Miss Lois Kline entertained the Embroidery Club and several friends at her home last Tuesday evening. The party enjoyed games and social chat with dainty refreshments before guests departed content with the pleasant entertainment.
Mr and Mrs Ed Kime of Twelve Mile were guests of Mrs Jane Cornell, the latter's mother, last Thursday.
Don Trent of Deedsville visited Denver on Saturday. Mrs. Claude Bridegroom was in Peru on Wednesday for dental work. E. D. Leavitt sold the Wilson Friend 80 acre farm to Saranze of Kempton Indiana on Thursday. Eighth graders traveled to Mexico on Saturday for graduation exams. Mrs. Fred McKnight and two children of South Whitley visited Mrs. Clara Piper between trains Saturday. Alonzo Eikenberry and family of Arcadia Michigan stayed with relatives in Denver last week. Miss Myrtle Moon shopped in Peru Friday. Miss Zora Guyer is ill with tonsillitis this week. Charles Alderfer and wife shopped in Peru on Saturday. E. D. Leavitt sold the Cunningham farm of 150 acres north of Perrysburg to Wilson Friend on Friday. Bessie Fouts of Peru sewed for Kathryn Balsbaugh at her home south of Denver last week.
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A vintage health ad touts Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as a gentle nonviolent remedy for constipation. The testimonial from N A Waddell of Waco Texas praises its pleasant chocolate taste and mild action. The ad notes the product costs 25 cents a box of 25 doses, sold by druggists, with a money back guarantee. Miles Medical Co Ikhart Ind.
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