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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
2
The Logansport Times notes a humorous line about the Miami County election and prohibition era mood with lines about “the bums are on the run” and “Old Miami's gone dry” reflecting local sentiment. The note frames this as a remark printed in The Tribune Denver.
Hazel Waters daughter of Mr and Mrs William Waters died at home March 14 1909 aged 15 years 10 months. Survived by parents three sisters one brother and many friends. Funeral at Deedsville A B Church with Rev J Miner officiating. Harold Deeds son of Edward and Matilda Deeds died.
March 18, 1909. A four year old boy died after a brief life, leaving a father, mother, four sisters and three brothers in mourning. The funeral was held at the Deedsville U B Church with Rev. C J Miner officiating and the burial in the nearby cemetery.
An American physician jokes with a patient about worst outcomes and eventual explanations to a wife after a late night car trip with chorus girls. A concurrent scene has an editor admitting a long unpaid subscription bill when the doctor opens the door to his consult.
Mrs ES Buck departs Denver soon for Loree and other areas on a visit. Perry Cover and family move into the V W Sellers property in South Denver. Lee Grimes takes a traveling salesman role with Hoover Milling Co. Russell Long of DePauw University visits his father Charles Long and family in Denver.
Frank Pearson advertises PlaisER a 2000 pound black Percheron and four other draft stallions including Billy F a driving horse with a 2364 record. The horses are offered for breeding insurance rates 10 dollars in foal and 15 dollars for colt to stand. Breeding opportunity at Pearson’s Denver barn successor to W W Kirby.
A broad ad promotes free scholarships to any school or college with information by mail. It lists Rob ert J. Sherlock at 29 31 East 22nd Street New York City and claims hundreds have benefited. It also includes seed sales from New Leeds growers offering 25 percent savings with bulk purchases.
Advertisement notes dental services by Dr Snyder's parlors offering guaranteed work with open Friday weekly near Pi per's drug store and available on other days by special appointment.
East bound timetable details show departures from Chicago and Peru with arrivals in Cincinnati and daily service notes. Through sleepers and vestibuled trains advertised with contact in Peru. Also a Help Wanted ad seeking a subscription agent for Success Magazine with salary and commission offered in New York.
Mrs. Bertha Bell was seen shopping in Peru on Thursday. The sighting places her in the town during daytime shopping hours with no additional details on purchases or companions.
Mrs. Virginia Nickel-left with her husband for Michigan City for a few days visit.
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