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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
2
A shopper praised cash purchases and urged readers to consider immediate cash buys. The letter emphasizes lower prices by 10 to 20 percent versus credit options and invites the public to view the fall stock at the store. It frames cash buying as modern and advantageous, urging early visits to see the new fall line.
Advertisement format lists town info as second class matter in Denver Indiana dated April 12 1897. It names officials including Sheriff Frank Hostetler Surveyor Berne Welch and Coroner M L Wagner.
Rev. A spy of the Baptist church spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Levi Armantrout. Mrs. L. C. Phillips entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Levi Armantrout. Mr. and Mrs. Charles See and family from Rochester were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee Sr. Mathew Baber went to Toronto to study veterinary school. Coupons on Phillips tablets offered. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Baber and son Garl of Roann visited the Baker family. Charles Alderfer spent Monday with his Denver homeward journey after traveling with Hl. W. Freed's Show. Alderfer planned to Walnut, Ind., to meet family as they head to Denver for winter. Little Roy Bumgerdner ill with asthma. Rev. Moody traveled to Muncie on business. Miss Gertrude Sunday visited Peru with Miss Hazel Woolley. Mrs. J. C. Phillips of Chicago and Mrs. L. C. Phillips visited Mrs. Levi Armantrout. Baptist Church members held prayer Sunday evening with Mrs. Frank Staller, ill. Mrs. Omer Yoder and two children near Perrysburg, plus Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gruwell and others, visited Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sunday.
Advertisement warns against mercury based nose and throat remedies for catarrh urging prescription use only. It promotes J Gheney & Co Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective internally on mucous surfaces. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes price per bottle.
The firm marked its %th anniversary by building a modern safe factory and doubling output. Workers received special inducements as the company expands its sales force, with full particulars available for the price of a postal card.
Mr. and Mrs. Clemens were Sunday guests of Lyman McGuire and family. Charles Peters, Sam Russ, and the Misses Ollie and Bessie Wray spent Sunday at the big woods. Mrs. Sarah Fisher visits relatives and friends for a few days. Mrs. Mary Bond recovers at home after illness. John Zartman shows a new horse. Martha Reece, injured in Peru Friday, improves. Oscar Easter and Mr Simson of Adamsboro, with Esther Zartman, visit Hazel and Ruth Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Crossie Fisher of Logan Sport spend Sunday with neighbors.
Physicians endorse Dr Miles Laxative Tablets to ease habitual constipation without force. testimonial from N A Waddell of Waco Texas praises mild action and candy like taste. ads claim 25 cents a box and wide drugstore availability.
Mrs. Macazine and Rev Fancher with family prepare to leave Mexico for Wisconsin for health reasons. Ada Edwards visits Mary Bond west of town. Mae Martin and Lester Stroud wed last Tuesday evening. Fancher family and Ruth and Helen visit Jack Kinzie and family Sunday.
For rent a good dwelling house located in east Denver. Inquiries should be directed to C0 H Powell in Denver. Contact details are not fully clear in the notice.
The undersioned has qualified as Executrix of the will and estate of Crusinberry A Personett of Miami County, deceased. The estate is expected solvent. Mollie Personett, P O Mexico, R. Attest: Aaron S. Berger, Clerk.
The Winona Interurban Railway Company releases a new timetable effective June 23 1912. Trains to Chili show southbound and northbound arrivals and departures with morning and afternoon routes. The Winona Flyer runs a through service between Goshen and Indianapolis via Winona.
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