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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
3
A brief note records that Indifina is entered as second class mail matter at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12 1897 indicating postal classification and timing for circulation.
A collage of neighborhood notes from Denver and nearby towns. Mrs Ella McElwee and her mother visited. Mr and Mrs John Fahl returned from Huntington. various couples entertained at homes near Gilead and Denver. A Chicago woman ended a divorce over her husband wearing her underwear. Local quips on debt and humor pepper the column as Mrs Depoy, formerly of Denver, visited friends. Several locals attended the Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge in Indianapolis and a State Sunday School Convention in Indianapolis. Families hosted dinners, trips to Rochester, and attendance at Baptist meetings in Menton.
Mrs Scott Guyer and her children from Logansport are visiting Denver for a few days before moving to Laporte. Mr Guyer has already moved on to Laporte to work in an automobile factory.
An old advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for untreatable catarrh and extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy. It includes endorsements from the National Bank of Commerce of Toledo and advertisements for Hall's Family Pills. The text cites prices and generic drugstore sales language.
Ambitioned young men and ladies can enter wireless or railway teleg raphy. After the 8 hour law and expanding wireless stations, a telegraphers shortage exists. Beginners earn $76 per month and may advance. The National Telegraph Institute runs six official institutes under supervision and places graduates. Write for details at Cincinnati Ohio or Philadelphia Pa.
Daily train schedules list No 1 leaving Chicago 9 15 a m and Peru 1 32 p m arriving Cincinnati 6 50 p m. No 3 departs Chicago 10 05 a m and Peru 2 12 p m arriving Cincinnati 7 20 p m. Nos 3 5 run 10 05 a m from Chicago and 6 00 p m from Peru to Cincinnati. No 30 runs Sundays Chicago 9 15 a m Peru 4 32 p m arriving Cincinnati 9 5. No 2 runs daily except Sunday Chicago to Peru and Cincinnati 3 10 p m. No 4 runs daily Cincinnati to Peru and Chicago 7 35 a m. No 6 4 runs daily Peru 10 30 p m to Chicago 7 35 a m. Sundays: Cincinnati 8 15 a m and Peru 4 42 p m to Chicago 8 40 p m. Includes through sleepers Chicago to Cincinnati and Peru to Chico. For schedules rates and info contact J H Bauer Peru Ind.
The Winona Interurban Railway announces northbound departure times starting July 10 1910 with multiple daily runs from 6:11 am to 11:36 pm. A Winona Flyer through limited car operates between Goshen and Indianapolis. For freight and passenger traffic details contact C O Sullivan in Warsaw Indiana.
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