Notice Entered at Denver Post Office in 1897
The entry marks a periodical notice filed at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12 1897 as second class matter under postal regulations.
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Denver
Indiana
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
2
Hicks Seeks Republican Nomination for Miami County Representative
Gero E. Hicks announces candidacy for Representative of Miami County subject to the Republican nominating convention. He seeks party support and notes respect for the will of the voters. He emphasizes loyalty to Republican principles and readiness to serve in the state legislature.
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Eprrork Tribune
Miami County
Consvantinn
McCclintic enters bid for Miami Circuit Court judge
William B. McCclintic announces candidacy for the office of Judge of the Miami Circuit Court. The bid awaits decision of the Republican nominating convention.
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Borror Tripunk
Miami
William B. McCclintic
Editor and academy face naval cutters on Lake Maxinkuckee
A local editor cautions about appearances while noting Culver Military Academy has secured two men-of-war cutters for Lake Maxinkuckee. The Navy Department supplied the vessels and an Annapolis instructor may join the program.
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Military Academy
Culver
Lake Maxinkuckee
Navy Department
Annapolis
Railway's 10400 Miles Show Broad Summer Service Changes
The record shows a railway with 10 400 miles of track issued passenger service updates for the summer months weighing over five tons, illustrating the vast workload in its offices.
Open Air Health Boosts Nerves and Garden Season Outlook
Health writer extols fresh air water and sand as true disinfectants and nerve tonics. Vigorous outdoor exercise lifts spirits boosts energy and trains the body while garden season prompts tool purchases and planting routines with costs noted as neighbors’ dogs trample crops.
Man Reflects on Fruitful Labor and Crops
The speaker notes growth possible with chance and recalls how chickens fed on corn his care planted, and the corn could have been bought at his door for 98 cents. He plans to repeat these acts next spring and for all time.
Sermon for Denver Young Men by Gould
A short homily urges young men to balance ambition with humility. Emphasizes hard work honesty usefulness over vanity, warns against arrogance and idleness, and notes fathers earn more yet young men should seek value over novelty.
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Gould
Kewanna
Denver
Wabash Plans Niagara Falls Trip to Dunkard Meeting
The Wabash Railway offers a 15.73 dollar round trip from Peru to the Dunkard meeting in Harrisburg via Niagara Falls with a May 17 arrival and June 30 return limit. Passengers travel in reclining chair cars through Canada and New York State, with guides at Niagara Falls and stopover rights in both directions. S. J. Skinner and local agents promote the voyage inviting brethren from Illinois and Indiana to join relatives and old friends on the train.
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Canada
Niagara Falls
New York State
Allegheny Mountains
Peru
W. S. Toney
Walton
Ind
S. S. Alrey
North Manchester
Frank Fisher
Mexico
Dorsey Hodgen
Huntington
J. J. Skinner
Indiana
Nothing as a Concept in Life and Legacy
A reflective tract on nothing as a starting point for fortunes like Astor and Franklin. It argues that nothing drives enterprise, politics, love, and fate, noting how absence frames meaning from wealth to happiness. The piece uses aphoristic lines to emphasize nothing as both origin and end.
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John Jacob Astor
Benjamin Franklin
Mother Earth
Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Revealed
It cuts phlegm and germ infected mucus to enrich the blood. It heals inflamed throats and lungs. Hard colds and stubborn coughs yield to this remedy. Guaranteed bottles 50 cents and 1 dollar. Trial bottles free at W L Pipers.
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Dr. King
W. L. Piper’s
Governor Durbin Proclaims May 15 as Legal Holiday
Governor Durbin designates May 15 as a state legal holiday to honor the soldier's monument dedication at Indianapolis. The proclamation urges suspension of business when possible and requests flags to be flown on all public and private buildings.
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Durbin
Indianapolis
Drowning Man Finds Relief With Kodol Digestive Aid
Geo S Marsh of Nocona Texas recalls years of dyspepsia and failed remedies before grabbing at Kodol. He reports instant improvement and full recovery after using several bottles. The ad promotes Kodol as the only preparation that reproduces natural digestive juices and digests any good food. Piper's Drug Store.
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Geo. S. Marsh
Nocona
Tex
Piper’s Drug Store
Compiled Indiana Laws for Sale at This Office
Classified note announces the availability of Indiana Laws volumes for purchase at the office for twenty five cents each. The short notice states the price and the selling location.
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Indiana
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Gero. E. Hicks
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Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Masa
the Krothiers
N. Broadway
Peru, Ind
Royal Tailors
Chicago
Wally
Insprin “Sial
Denver NU Stor
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