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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1900
Page
5
A mournful poem laments the loss of Gilford Newell, describing his brief life and the parents' grief. It questions knowing the child in paradise, words of thankfulness for the soul at rest, and the sorrow of unshared dreams. The speaker juggles love, faith, and the idea of the child now in God’s care.
Corn husking and shredding occupy workers as McKinley and Roosevelt win re election. A. B. Scott hauls corn to Hoovers Crossing. John Gould family returns to Oklahoma. Walter Wheatley to take a local farm. Born to Horace and wife a son. Rev Johnson preaches at Spring Creek. Leffel family visitors. Rural Route 4 nearly complete. Pine O will close. Rev Godwin to Bethlehem. George Brown recovers from typhoid. Edith Young and Samuel Scott visit W. H. Scott. Charles Morrow fishes near Denver on Sundays. Mrs Laura Thomas of Logan sport visits Wheeler Leffel. paralysis but not dangerous. J Morrow travels to Indianapolis for federal jury.
Twelve Mile residents declare they remain upbeat despite cold weather and an election sweep for Democrats. Charley Kinne man hosted an oyster supper for about forty guests. Rev. Hicks to preach at Skinner church. Miss Tillie Rimpler ill with diphtheria at Logansport. John Damm moved to Spring Creek. Hammond visitors include Mrs. Abram Fisher and Lawrence Fisher and family. Truman Murden’s birthday surprise brought seventy five guests. Minnie MecHeary works for Mrs. Win Filby. Una Bosh visits family. Mrs. Edyth Grable attends Murden gathering.
Tev acres north of Denver Den ver, Ind. Come and see or write before you buy. Address Jesse Sire Milford Ind.
Medicine advertisement claims a single day cure for a “Gold” condition with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises refunds through druggists if results fail and notes K. W. Grove’s signature on each box. Price listed as 25 cents.
All persons who know they are indebted are urged to call and settle their accounts promptly as we are in urgent need of ready cash.
Advertisement promises a quick cure for a cold with Gough and Works product. It notes no cure, no pay and a price of 25 cents. The claim markets a miracle remedy typical of early 20th century patent medicines.
An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Life Pills as a powerful daily tonic. Each pill is a sugar coated globule that converts weakness to strength and listlessness to energy, promising mental sharpness. Boxes cost 25 cents and are sold by We To Piper.
Rebecca Eikenberry of two miles southeast of Denver announces a public sale on Friday November 16 featuring a driving mare eight years old a two year old Coach colt four cows five two year old steers one yearling heifer two brood sows five shoats one buggy and harnesses a sulky plow a sleigh farming tools cultivator fanning mill wheelbarrow bulk wood cider vinegar grind stone cattle gear churn washing machine and wringer scales stove and furniture All sums on a nine month credit option.
Epworth League gathers for a Sunday program featuring songs and scripture readings. Roll call and prayer mark November 18 as the meeting date with reflections led by Revd Saagesans Vegiterter and a focus on musical offerings.
A farm owner declares no hunting allowed on the premises without special permission. Signed by F.S. Marrinas.
Neighbors and Denver visitors met at Mr and Mrs Christopher Richers southeast of Court er to honor Laura and Clara Richer who plan to attend school at Upland Indiana. The ladies attended Denver school last winter and guests enjoyed refreshments games and music ending with God be with you till we meet again.
Mixed local notices include insurance and bank ads, flour and straw for sale, real estate services, medical testimonials, lost items, and house moves. Den ver Elevators and Piper’s Drug Store frequent mentions with highlighted products. Community notices reference Dr Newell, Dr Lewis, and local residents with casual updates.
A moral exhortation advises avoiding arrogance and deceit as life ends. cherish optimism, mirror inner sunlit virtue, and enjoy nature. It urges loving friends by service, greeting death with peaceful reminiscence, and leaving others to mourn a life well lived.
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