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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
2
The Denver Tribune notes the local post office and lists year subscription at 1.00 dollars. Dice & Dice serve as editors and publishers for the periodical.
Thursday March 30 1911 local items report Lewis Marburger’s business trip to Peru Measles in Myrtle Ward and slow improvement for W R Ream John Ream from North Manchester visits family Lew Marburger family visit Cleve Staller and wife Will Ream and family visit Mrs Ream’s parents Joe Dillman and family PS Sullivan delivers canned tomatoes to Peru Mrs Sullivan Matthias and sister Alvena with WOD Ream and wife Verna Hill and Bessie Groat visit Deedsville school Carl and D T Keim with family G A Berger and family visit Mrs Mary Berger FS Matthias spends Sunday with PS Sullivan
For sale. Nice onions suitable for eating or to plant. Just beginning to sprout. Will close them out at 40cts. net bushel.
David Fike a 75 year old prominent Jefferson Township resident died suddenly at his home one mile north of Mexico. Coroner cited chronic organic heart disease. He was a widower living with daughter Emma Fike and a granddaughter. Funeral held at German Baptist church in Mexico.
Harry Bernard aged 23 died at 12 30 am Thursday at his parents home in Jefferson township after a week heart and a severe grip attack. Funeral held at Dunkark Church Mexico conducted by Rev Appleman from Plymouth. Burial followed in church cemetery.
Advertises general repair and horseshoeing with secondhand buggies and spring wagons for sale. Claims strict guarantee on all repairs and horseshoeing and invites customers to come and see the shop.
Real estate notice invites farmers to list their properties with E D Leavitt for fast sale. It promotes quick results and regional reach through the listing service.
An advertisement touts Indiana lump coal at three dollars per ton and urges readers to request a trial to be convinced of quality and value.
A public notice requests all individuals owing money to Grant Moon to contact and settle debts promptly, offering payment by cash or note. The message emphasizes immediate action and direct settlement.
Notice asks residents not to worry about flour corn meal or feed and to call Denver Mills for daily deliveries extending a service announcement from a local supplier.
Brown Drug Store informs patrons it has received a new stock of spring wallpaper and invites customers to view it at their convenience.
Levi Milam announces he will operate a portable saw mill for custom sawing at the Robert Bond farm east of Denver, around the last of March or the first of April. He invites customers to bring timber for processing.
Two women identified as Mrs Anna Wildman and Mrs J KE Millican have been reported to be quite poorly for several days, with health concerns prompting caution and possible medical attention.
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