Tribune Passes Into New Firm Lacey & Lace
The Tribune changes hands yesterday to Lacey & Lace a firm formed by Miss Della Lace and her brother Gilford Lace who is employed in México The retiring publisher S A Gordon leaves the business in capable hands with the new proprietors to honor existing subscriptions and pay current accounts to the outgoing owner The pair aim to continue operations without disruption and express gratitude to readers in Denver and surrounding areas.
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Tribune
the Tribune
Denver
S.A. Gordon
Soldiers Meet Milestone for Peru Veterans
The Peru Journal reports the first annual meeting of the soldiers and sailors associations of Miami County Peru held last Saturday. The event drew a large turnout with a parade of 170 veterans under the banner they cherished, reflecting pride in service and appreciation for the movement.
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Soldiers and Sailors Associations
Miami County
Peru
Kratzer Jewelry Co Announces Closing Out Sale
This is no everyday reduction sale. Our closing out sale aims to sell to a new proprietor by year’s start. We must reduce stock now and mark prices on watches clocks jewelry and silver to attract buyers. Call and see us.
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The
Kratzer Jewelry Co
Death of Bertha Eatinger at 21 in North Judson
Bertha Idella Eatinger wife of Frank G Eatinger and daughter of D I and Mrs Leslie died Tuesday October 31 from peritonitis at age 21 years one month and 23 days. She moved to this city in 1904 and was active in the Methodist church Mlleur de lis Club Daughters of Rebekah and the local choir. Funeral services were held Friday November 3 at the M E church conducted by Rev George P Howard and burial was in North Judson cemetery. She leaves a husband parents two sisters and two brothers.
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Bertha Idella Eatinger
Frank G. Eatinger
D. I. Leslie
Eatinger
Methodist Church
Chili
Ind
Mleur-de-lis Club
Daughters of Reekabr
Alspe—Erember
Methodist
Frank "G. Eatinger
Leslie
M. E. Church
George. P. Howard
North Judson Cemetery
North Judson
Reuben See Dies in Denver After Illness
Reuben See died at his Denver home last Friday night at eleven after several weeks of illness. Funeral services were held at Mt. Zion church Sunday afternoon by Elder Irvin Fisher with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Born in Schuylkill County Pennsylvania in 1837 he came to Indiana with his parents in 1846 and lived in this vicinity for decades.
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Reuben See
Denver
Mt. Zion
Irvin Fisher
Mr. See
Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Denver Markets and Produce Listings
The item reports regional markets in Denver including produce sections for potatoes apples onions and grain corrections by H J Meredith and Grant Moon. It notes a hunting law open season changes from October 1 to November 10 restricting ducks waterfowl and quail with licensing and penalties for violations.
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Indiana
Gan
Local man Musselman held on multiple charges after arrest
John G Musselman arrested at his home near Chili Saturday evening and jailed in Peru on three charges including blackmail grand larceny and obtaining money by false pretenses He was released Monday on 700 bond He allegedly involving a youth and dynamite in a spring fishing incident Musselman about 45 with a wife and several children
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John G.musselman
Chili
Peru
Musselman
Keim
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