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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
5
Poem depicts farm life with dialect filled scenes of labor and longing. A narrator contrasts rural toil with city comforts while a farm clock and chores anchor the rhythm as weather and work intertwine.
The letter from Anita Iowa dated March 25 1901 discusses rural life through the turn of the century. It notes Iowa prosperity with rising land prices and improvements such as free mail delivery and a forthcoming telephone. The writer mentions visitors Mrs Sarah Yoder and her son Charles Webster, daughter Clara Belle now Mrs O B Kind moving to Bard Oklahoma, and local prices for corn hogs cattle.
A simple ceremony was held Sunday March 24 1901 at the bride’s parents home near Deedaville as Miss Cora Gerard wed Mr. Josiah Maus of near Mexico. Rev G W Rench officiated. The couple will live near Merxico with Maus’s family in attendance, and both families praise the couple’s character and wish them happiness.
Mrs Martindale a Rochester milliner with fifteen years in the trade teams with New York trimmer Miss Kathryn Heminger to offer the newest millinery goods in Denver and surrounding county. The shop promises new up to date styles and value for money with welcoming service and pleased customers as the best advertisement.
For sale at Calcutta Georgia near the Southern Railway junction 27 miles southeast of Chattanooga. A one half acre lot with a four room one story house, a good well, a stable, a buggy shed and a 16 by 30 store room housing the post office a fourth class office earning about 200 dollars yearly and transferable to the buyer if suitable. Located on the main business street about 15 rods from the depot it offers a bargain and requires capital to stock general merchandise. Inquiries at this office.
Antique advertisement promoting Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold or “gold” in one day. Claims refund if ineffective and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box. Pricing listed as 25 cents and a prompt to subscribe for the Trisune.
Denver area items report timothy hay sale at the Elevators for ten days at 35 cents a bale, a farmer moving to Pagua Ill as telegraph operator, local church services and Easter sermons, millinery openings at Graf’s Nu Stor, and various town notices including house rentals, prairie weather, and railroad sale rumors.
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