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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1897

Page

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Old Country Road and Pioneer Profiles in Indiana

The excerpt recalls a nostalgic journey along the old country road through dust and memory, then shifts to biographical notes on notable Miami County residents. Uncle Isaac Jonts, 63, farmer near Denver, is praised for hard work and virtue. Chalmers Lockwood, 46, long-time Miami County farmer, is described as quiet and capable. Henry Butt, 58, farmer near Gilead, celebrated for hospitality and family, with brother Samuel and their well-regarded homes and families noted.

Isaac Jonts Ind Denver Jacob Isaze German Baptist Church Chalmers Lockwood Miami Ca Daniel Lockwood Union Township Henry Butt Gilead Perry Township Miami County Henry Samuel Butt David Keefer Grandpa Keefer Samuel Jisse

Community Notes From Mud Lake and Nearby Areas

A local reader submits brief local items from Mud Lake and nearby communities. Uncle John Cook and Mr. N. Keim fished Mud Lake last Thursday, with a fine string brought home. Several residents and visitors are mentioned visiting relatives, schools, and church gatherings, plus travelers to Logansport and Rochelle. A new baby girl, born to Ott Miller and wife, is noted as doing well.

Sunday notices and regional farm updates from Milark and Perrysburg

Dell Brown spent last Sunday in Milark while Will Arnold held a nearly weekly attraction at Macy. Crown Hill residents attended Baptist services in Perrysburg last Sunday night. Wheat prospects are poor due to drought with corn husking soon. Rev. F C Moon preached at Ebenezer near Rochester last Sunday and plans to attend the Baptist State Convention in Greensburg starting the twelfth inst.

Dell Brown Milark Will Arnold Macy Crown Hill Baptist Church Perrysburg F. C. Moon Ebenezer Rochester Baptist State Convention Greensburg

Local Residents Visit and Travel Notes

Mexico and Denver residents conducted business in our town last week. Denver residents Overly and others, plus Logansport and Marion visitors, were seen visiting relatives and attending church services as several extended trips and returns home occurred throughout the period.

Runaway Horses Wreck First, Bride Hurt In fall

The Richardson couple were thrown from a wagon after their horse bolted in a North Twelve Mile road incident. Mrs. Richardson suffered two broken ribs and is under care of her sister in Marion while her husband recovers. Also, Laura Martin eloped with Harry Lunsford after opposition from Martin family prompted a marriage license fight.

Jacob Richardson Perua

Young Couple Ahead Amid Dunkard Meeting Fray

The report notes the Dunkard Soup Meeting Friday night drew many locals while Mr and Mrs J E Bockover and Mr and Mrs J Martin with children visited Ak ron friends. George Condon left home early Monday to avoid return, leaving a note that he would not be searched for and that reasons remain unknown. His parents fear for him as he planned to attend Rochester Normal the next day.

J. E. Bockover Rochester

Roann Booms with Industry and Growth Claim

Roann shuns the tag dead town as two factories rush to start wheels rolling an oil well nears completion and residents stay busy prosperous. Realtors Hubbard and Baird sell property daily while plans, contracts, and new shops revive the local economy amid ongoing oil prospects and community events.

Roann Reann Hubbard and Baird McKinley Hubbard & Baird L . Smith & Son

Local note on leaders and mining claim near Roann

The passage cites Healer Ishrader and Roann as philosophers and seers under Bi Angel. Bill claims to have found a lead mine near Roann that could outpace the Alaskan field if developed, asserting he will not lie. Rev Mcfadden of Chicago gave an illustrated lecture on Chicago slums at the Brethren church Saturday night. Our schools under Profy Hippen steel and Clayton show strong attendance and progress.

Ishrader Roann Bi Angel Bill Rev. Mcfadden Chicago Brethren Church Profy. Hippensteel and Clayton

Not Yet Our Ol Well Not Yet Gombled

The district reports a hole in the ground with drillers in lime rock about 500 feet down. Progress is steady and expected to pass limestone soon. Enthusiasm is high as land is leased around in anticipation of the final results.

Local notices and shop ads across Peru and Denver

Wringers at Kessler tin shop and new clothes wringers attract attention. Hay and straw priced by W L Piper of Opera Drug Store, Peru Chronicle. Walter O Bri an and John Henderson spent Sunday in Denver. M L Moon and Mert Andrews visited THe BME office, Tuesday afternoon in Novien. Call at Central House to settle outstanding laundry charges. G G Cannon Apt notes, Archie Henderson of Illinois and sister Mrs Merrit Wol pert of Peru visited N W Arnest and wife last week. Jesse Woods is Tribune agent for subscriptions. payments to him honored. M Lew Enyart of Macy Monitor in town briefly on Friday between trains on way home from North Manchester. Elegant writing tablet for cents at Opera Drug Store. New line of clothes wringers at ers tin shop, don’t forget to visit.

Moses Murphy Denver H. M. Overly Roy Matthias Gas City John Kinneman Indianapolis Nellie Ireland Detroit Aman Logansport Lewis Bond Richmond Iriday M. Lew Enyart The Macy Monitor Manchester

Trustworthy ASD Act Notice Incomplete Fragments

Fragmented OCR text references an ASD act with unclear context and mentions a monthly date, a dial tone, a stumped envelope, and a company department. No identifiable individuals, organizations, or concrete actions are clear enough to summarize definitively.

Walter Indiana Niekpenae Che Siemifaien Company

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Anil Tainun Lora Keim Frank Fisher Leiters Ford Frank Gilbert Sam Keim Mud Lake Sam Keller Chili John Cook Lizzie Oblinger Tommy Murden Ott Miller Leorn Ott Mexico Bertha Swigart Adamsboro W. A. _ Homgerma James Kimbrough Ombra Brower Arnold Shuler Rounn Charles Band Charles Brawnlee Nancy Dillman Arthur Marion Tedford James Cuffel Rowan Godwin M. E Sheriff Jim Cle St. Louis Hicks Kukomo Kessler W.L. Piper Opera Drug Drug Store Peru Walter O'Brian John Henderson M. L. Moon Mert Andrews BME Kiundry G. G. Cannon Archie Henderson Illinois Merrit Wolpert N. W Norce Jesse Woods Tribune Opera Ers
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