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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
6
Ask your dealer for Allen's Foot-tase powder a powder that rests the feet in shoes and claims to cure corns bunions swollen sore hot callous aching sweating feet and ingrowing nails. Sold by all Denggists and Shoe Stores with address Allen 8 Olmsted Im Roy NY.
A cowboy in a large hat confronts a cigar shop proprietor over a street weighing machine. He shoots the dial after claiming the device cheated him, declares the owner’s trust complicates the matter, then leaves saying he’ll not be cheated again.
The Hammond postotec new Federal building was dedicated with a 2 PM reception and banquet. Guests from Chicago Crow Point Hammond Whiting East Chicago Indiana Harbor Valparaiso attended. Speakers included Hugh M. Meikle president of the Hammond Woman’s Club and Congressman J. Chanpacker. The three story building costs 800000 and houses offices for Justicer Andersen District Sthormey Bowers revenue collectors and more, with the post office on the entire tower floor.
Eight masked white men forced entry at John Laymen's farm three miles west of Spencer. Laymon was shot in the chest after resisting. He was tied to a tree and whipped by the attackers before family members helped him back inside. The incident ended with the assailants departing after threatening further violence.
In Barrows on Sunday, ex-Senator Agnew and a special judge examine whether saloon keepers may admit family members on Sundays without selling drinks. The case hinges on whether the Legislature’s new laws repealed the family-members provision and if admitted patrons were actually served drinks before any conviction.
James Anderson, a farmer seven miles north of Mbwaed, allegedly shot Jacob Deihl during a saleen brawl after a dispute with Deihl and his brother. Sheriff Suvelser says Deihl was injured by a bullet to the right tongue, with Anderson claiming self defense.
A court ruling in Indiana found no interest for railroads after a passenger paid 45 cents to George Todd for a ticket refused refund after thirty days. The Wayne and Wabash Valley, the state’s largest, argued the ticket void, but the case centered on a cease of interest for carriers. The lengthy litigation yielded a narrow outcome with no broader claims.
Two fatal incidents struck the same Kokomo family. David Martin aged 65 died when struck by a Clover Twai Creight train as Mabel Martin aged 18 months perished beneath a streetcar. John Martin, her father and a locomotive engineer, witnessed the tragedy from his engine on a sidetrack near the scene.
John Dilday collapsed and died while playing pool in his Marion saloon. Earlier, Peter Mallett shot Walter Simmons in Mainville after an insult led to a quarrel. the two men had not met before the confrontation.
News from St Paul reports seeding has started in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Mild weather after heavy winter snow has loosened frost and farmers anticipate a record spring sowing of wheat oats barley and possibly flax. Early settlers arriving from the United States receive guidance on new districts and low railway rates to aid farming in 1907.
Uncle Allen Sparks says there is nothing to say against the Hise business and remarks that big battleships speak louder than peace compresses. The quote reflects local sentiment on a controversial deal.
Advertisement notes improved farms in Minnesota and Iowa with wholesale tracts in western North Dakota and Montana. Mentions rents desired and exchanges offered by Mabon Land Co Syracuse Minnesota with a terse exchange of political remarks between Indyke and Chicago Tribe une.
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