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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
5
Rev Norris preached his last sermon at Aroma for the conference year to a large congregation. Mrs Pliney Carpenter presented the pastor and his wife with a silk quilt from the Ladies Aid Society. The quilt features embroidered donor blocks and a silk ribbon border, valued around 25 dollars.
The Denver lodge marks the Odd Fellows anniversary on Saturday May 6 with a public meeting. Grand Master Farrier plans to attend as a principal speaker along with Prof. Banta of Rochester and other speakers. Neighboring lodges join in. afternoon and evening sessions. supper served by aid societies of two churches.
A bold, time-limited deal invites new subscribers to pay 60 cents for The Tribune from receipt onward to January 1, 1906, plus a free full year of Dignam's magazine under the simple life movement with contributors like Ella Wheeler Wilcox. The offer warns it may be withdrawn anytime and urges prompt signups.
Juries for the April term are chosen by the jury commissioners. Grand jurors include William Musselman Allen township John C Cunningham Richland Daniel G Fisher Harrison John M Hatch Allen Wilson Lavengood Clay Jason Blair Peru. Petit jurors listed include Levi Snowbarger Allen township John R Childers Clay Guy I Keel Allen George S Way Butler Omer D Bearss Peru Alonzo Jones Richland Jobo Draper Richland Henry Lewis Richland John C Foot Allen John F Harvey Jackson George F Ashton Eric Joseph Berkheiser Jefferson.
A Denver milling plant will restart in a few days with Christopher Rasmusser a German miller from Logansport leasing the mill He learned milling in Europe and has years of experience He rented Mrs Sundays residence near the mill and will move to town promptly.
Reuben Lee of Denver was hit by a Vandalia freight train near the grist mill crossing about nine this morning. He suffered a badly cut head and bruises but injuries are not serious. He is nearly deaf and did not hear the approaching train.
The advertisement from George C. Miller & Sons outlines their buying goal to select the best goods with spot cash discounts and to sell at a reasonable profit. They invite customers to view merchandise first and ask for prices, stressing business principles and welcoming all visitors even without purchases.
A new sixteen page undenom inational religious home journal titled The Herald of Light will publish weekly from Indianapolis starting April 1. A live Christian woman is sought in each community to solicit subscriptions and collect funds. Good pay offered. Write for details and sample to Circulation Mgr. Indianapolis Ind.
Emanuel Sunday and family of Peru are visiting friends in Denver this week. Mrs Charles Piper and her daughter Anna of Indianapolis are visiting relatives the Wrights and Pipers this week. Men wear McCarthy's special work shoes at $1.50, John S. McCarthy of Peru, Ind.
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