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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
8
David, torn between a drifting past and a new lure, follows a mysterious impulse toward Pepeeta as the quack presses him into a life of risk. In Hamilton the pursuit begins with a vow to change, while the gypsy’s presence stirs ambiguous desire amid a harsh mentor.
In a clipped exchange from the Cloveland Leader Mis Line column, a speaker asks where the vacation will be spent. The reply expresses reluctance to travel and a personal plan to forgo a vacation to save for family needs, reflecting local sentiment on taking time off.
R G Dun & Co reports trade defaults down but average liabilities up as November settlements show pressure. Bank payments stay strong, money demand broadens production and distribution. District failures fall to 33 from 37, with 11 liabilities over 5000. Weather boosts store distribution, holiday goods and clothing steady. wholesale orders rise for Christmas wares. Bank clearings reach 276103.17, up 6.2 percent from 1908 and below 1907 totals.
Continued mild weather aids outdoor construction and farming while drawing complaint over retail trade for heavy dry goods and clothing. Wholesale lines show favorable reports with holiday demand active and spring bookings in food volumes. Coats and textiles face high prices and price uncertainty. Overall commercial and industrial activity remains strong with full order books. U S weekly business failures total 221, Canada 24 for the period ending Nov 11.
The report lists livestock and grain prices by city including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo. It covers cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye hay butter eggs potatoes and pork with varied price ranges per market.
Leonard Arlt a 13 year old Terre Haute pupil says he did nothing but protect the woman when a rabid dog lunged. He threw himself between them and received the bite while the crowd rescued the woman. Doctors report he is at Pasteur Institute recovering.
Developments in the Highshew murder case unfold with the arrest of Edward Hepler, a sworn enemy living near the scene. Hepler is held by Chief J. F. Jarrett after evidence suggests a recently fired revolver connected to the dead man. Hepler cites a feud over a dance incident as the motive. Also noted: a boy, 10, fatally shoots his 6 year old sister in Clay City, and Terre Haute marks the laying of a soldier monument corner stone.
James Quincy Dye dies after plunging fourteen feet in an elevator shaft in Peru. Ruby Angel, 9, daughter of Robert Angel, struck and killed by a streetcar in Evansville. Mrs Sammel Good, Northern Indiana’s wealthiest woman, dies in South Bend at 79. Death attributed to typhoid fever. estate valued around $800000.
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