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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1909
Page
3
Notice records entry of second class mail at Yi ne post office in Denver Indiana dated April 12 1897. The fragment hints that the next best thing to success is to keep as far away from failure.
Commentary notes skepticism about listening to advice and law, praises wives' biscuits, and mocks those who believed saloons would obey law in Logansport. It also remarks on the difficulty of Esperanto after baseball language and ongoing tariff talk in Washington with little tariff reform discussion.
The discourse argues against forcing the state to reduce wages to avert budget shortfalls, highlighting the risk of compromising essential services and public morale. It emphasizes prudent spending and revenue measures over sweeping salary reductions.
A Kansas newspaper note reflects on a long marriage saying he had been married forty years and was prepared to die. Another item quotes a scientist estimating Mars communication could cost 10 million dollars, contrasting with cable rates.
A Brooklyn girl who lisped fell forty feet and broke her lisp in the tragedy. If a girl who stammered should fall that far it could end her entire conversation.
The piece suggests that meat eaters who become vegetarians may grow pessimistic if wheat prices fail to drop. It also offers a farmer's test: examine a farmer's neglected or well-kept fields to judge his capability and diligence.
The May Farm Journal argues the best investment for farmers is giving children a good start in life. Wealth alone is not enough. children need help courage hopefulness truthfulness clean hearts and pure minds, more than money.
The passage credits Senator Bob Taylor with a sentiment valuing family joy over wealth. Other notes report Rev. Irvin Fisher visiting Mexico, Mrs. Carson and Mrs. Liverett Gage's return from Elwood, Fred Fite's mushroom find, and a binder twine contract offering 550 feet per pound at 7-14 cents per pound from McCaffreys in Peru.
PlaisER a black Percheron Norman stallion weighing 2000 pounds is a noted breeder and International prize winner among four other Thoroughbred Draft stallions. Billy F a driving horse has a 2:16:144 pace record. These horses will stand at my Denver barn S10 to insure foals born when due at $15 to insure a colt. Call to view before breeding. Frank Pearson successor to W W Kirby.
Local shop McCaffrey's in Peru announces low prices on screen items to keep flies out. Screen doors priced at 79 cents, adjustable window screens 20 cents, screen wire 10 cents per yard.
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