Entered at Denver Indiana Post Office as Second Class Matter
Notice records that the item was entered at the Denver Indiana post office as second class matter on April 12 1897.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1899
Page
3
Notice records that the item was entered at the Denver Indiana post office as second class matter on April 12 1897.
The note warns against a widespread ad for a smokeless bicycle lamp priced at 3.85 and described as a watch chain charm. State Statistician Conner predicts an unusually dry season, citing persistent drought trends and steady northwest winds expected to bring dry weather.
An appeal urges readers to send in news about everyday life events and gatherings. It invites details of parties, company, visitors, cake, pies, wine, and ham to showcase community happenings to the world.
A public notice extols buying from home merchants over itinerant vendors. It argues home dealers shelter buyers from unreliable promises, foster community prosperity, and reduce local risks, urging readers to prefer local businesses for groceries and daily needs.
Indiana bill outlines formation of a three member advisory board of resident freeholders elected with township trustees. It sets terms, meeting rules, budgeting authority, tax levy certification to County Auditor, and public notice requirements for annual expenditures and tax rates. The act requires audience participation of taxpayers and details record keeping and secretary duties.
The writer argues residents should buy from home merchants to keep money in the community. He notes distant markets offer goods of equal quality but at higher prices, while local vendors incur lower expenses and require less profit. Support your town’s prosperity by spending locally.
A cautious mother notes a small supply of Beggs Gherry Gough Syrup on hand for a sudden cold May develop Croup. The ad warns against dangerous Dr Lays and invites readers to buy from Opera Drug Store for relief.
Advertisement offers trusted persons in the state a home based office job with a fixed salary of 900 dollars yearly plus 75 dollars monthly expenses. Emphasis on bonafide, no more or less pay, requests references and a self addressed stamped envelope. Herbert E. Hess president department M Chicago.
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