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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1901
Page
5
Community notes report farming plans, barn-raising, and moves in Adams township. Preaching schedules, religious meetings, and a Bethlehem Children’s Day event are listed along with social visits, trips to Peru and Logansport, a new buggy purchase, and a funeral attendance in Mexico.
Weather in Twelve Mile turned warm sparking corn planting plans. Mrs. John Richardson remains on the sick list. Joseph Gransinger, long a respected resident for over forty years, died at home aged 71 years 10 months 14 days. Funeral held at Corinth chapel led by Rev. Hopkins. he leaves a widow and three daughters Eva Moss Ed Thomas and Lewis Smith and two grandchildren Clyde Moss and Neva Smith.
A Whitfield County Georgia native known as Chigger is described as an ancient, prolific presence observed mainly June to September. The pestiferous visitor thrives in dry leaves, travels widely within the temperate zone, and drains blood with little value returned, likened to a disturber of the body politic.
Civil war veteran M. M. Austin of Winchester Ind credits his wife’s recovery to Dr King’s New Life Pills. He urges others to try them and notes they cost 25 cents at Piper's drug store.
A 90 acre farm near Denver is offered at a bargain with good buildings and excellent all around farm quality. For details inquire at this office.
A note from Macy Indiana states an investigator will be at Piper's barber shop on Friday evening and Saturday to conduct inquiries regarding an ongoing matter. The message mentions avoiding payments of interest or penalties and references WCHAS.
Harry Grities a former Denver boy and post office day clerk has invented a wire folding device that quickly folds slips into ready to use folded slips for mail bags. A stock company with H. M. Grimes as president Ward Sumption as secretary and A. C. Davis as treasurer has formed to manufacture and sell the device.
Bank of Denver taxes payable. Nu Stor and Graf merchandise and millinery offers. Salt flour shade windows and rugs advertised. Local visitors and church notices accompany divorce suit, sales, and auctions. Adventist event, Sunday school, and convention notes alongside medical remedies and barber shop items.
For sale a half-were lot in Calcutta at the junction of the Southern Railway, 27 miles southeast of Chattanooga. One story, four-room house with a good well and post office in the building. The fourth class post office earns about $200 yearly and can be transferred to the buyer if suitable. Located on the main business street about 15 rods from the depot. land offered at a bargain. Good prospects for a hustler with capital to stock general merchandise. Inquiries at this office.
40 acre farm five miles southeast of Rochester on a main road with free mail route. Includes house barn and rich soil with an orchard. For particulars contact this office.
Members of the G A R and W R C planning the Logansport encampment May 14 to 17 may arrange private home entertainment. Send names in pairs to A H Douglass Logansport. he will issue host cards and arrival guides will direct attendees to their homes.
Advertising copy claims a single day cure for a condition described as gold. It promises refunds from all druggists if it fails and notes E. W. Grove's signature on each box priced at 25 cents.
Mrs Lizzie LaDue informs Denver and nearby residents she weaves carpets and rugs and invites calls for orders or inquiries about this service.
An established Indiana wholesale house seeks an active man of good character to deliver and collect. The position offers 90 a year with sure pay and emphasizes honesty over experience. Respond with self addressed envelope to Manufacturers, Third Floor, 334 Dearborn St., Chicago.
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