Tribune Indiana Subscription Notice
Public notice announces subscription terms for the Tribune Indiana with a yearly rate of 1.00 dollars and mailing details for Denver Indiana.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
2
Public notice announces subscription terms for the Tribune Indiana with a yearly rate of 1.00 dollars and mailing details for Denver Indiana.
The Twelve Mile area reports mild October weather with hot spells and scarce rain. Farms show strong wheat, drying corn, and land selling at 30 dollars an acre. Local visits include Mrs Schens returning to California and Maggie Coil, with butter production and lake resort activity winding down. Community events: Sunday School convention, Skinner Chappel, and a Brower Brothers sale along with church light plant repairs.
Mr and Mrs Ed Yarian visited friends in Roann with Lulu Yarian of Roann joining. Mr and Mrs L B A Haines enjoyed a gathering at Karl Staley home. Ethel Lowe and companion from Wabash were guests of Nelson Cook. Charles Stowman of Logansport visited his parents and D C Stowman family. Booster Day attendance in Roan and Union Meeting at Brethren Church hosted by Eld J Re Moody with the sermon Is The World Better.
John J. Cowley began a trip to Connowonga New York on Monday. Mrs J F Rake of St Louis Missouri arrived Monday to visit Denver friends. Rev J B Bair of Poneto is guest of daughter Mrs Charles Bell this week. Rev and Mrs J B Cook hosted dinner Sunday for Emma McCoy and son Earl, Mrs W W Sellers and daughter Helen, and Mrs Emma Tharp.
An 1880s advisory warns against mercury based catarrh ointments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as a non mercury internal remedy. The notice urges buying genuine products and mentions testaments and a seven and a half cent price per bottle, with accompanying Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An advertisement cites Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as a remedy for chronic constipation and biliousness. It features a Montpelier Vermont resident recounting years of weakness and near unconsciousness before relief, urging others not to neglect the condition.
Mrs. Newton Bell spent Sunday with sister Mrs Ed Workings and family near Chili. Miss Fern Guyer spent the latter part of last week in Peru visiting her grandmother Mrs Cynthia Smith.
Misa Gayle Stowman and Bert Goff visited the Norris household to spend time with Joseph Norris and his daughter Alma. The guests enjoyed a Sunday afternoon auto trip to Erie and Chili after the visit.
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