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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
1
Winston Churchill completes a new novel The Dwelling Place of Light to be serialized in Hearst's Magazine starting in November. The work examines American and immigrant dynamics as mass migration reshapes national identity and sparks a new Europe and America after the war.
Mr. Samuel Rea, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, says rumors about an Detroit extension misstate plans and costs. The project will not require 80 miles of new track or $40 million. total outlay is about 10 million, using existing lines where possible and focusing on reaching Detroit industries. Passenger service would run via the Wabash and Pere Marquette terminals.
The Public Library Commission announces Traveling Library Depart ment support for rural school libraries lacking public service. It offers books on history literature and education, loaned while supplies last. Teachers are urged to write for an application and circular. Signed Henry N. Sanborn secretary.
George R. Mowery announces he is sole owner of the Mowery and Son portable saw mill now based in Denver Indiana. Log owners invited to bring logs to Salt woods northwest of Denver for prompt hammering re-toothing gumming and fitting. All work guaranteed.
Buck saw buyers hear of Atkins Cross Cut Saws offered at notable discounts on axes wedges and saws. The promotion promises substantial savings for purchasers choosing Atkins brands and related cutting tools.
A. J. Wyrick of Kokomo rural route reports five years unable to work due to rheumatism. After two bottles of Tanlac he says pain has faded, he can tend stock and is back at work. He praises Tanlac as beneficial for stomach liver kidney trouble and blood purification. Store ad notes Denver sale at J. T. Donaldson's Drug Store.
John Galsworthy seals an exclusive contract with Cosmopolitan, securing serial rights for his novels. The agreement follows Cosmopolitan’s similar deals with leading English authors, and the November issue will feature Galsworthy’s new novel Beyond, on sale October tenth.
Dense local notices describe sale bills at Trinue and Trinpone offices. Names include Mrs. Lester Hart of Peru visiting Denver with her mother Mrs. Samantha Brower, and various household items for sale such as a steel range and a 1100 pound driving horse. Several local residents host and visit, with queries about Denver police protection and recent Buick Six purchase by C F Golden.
Mrs. Maude Grimes with daughter Celia and Miss Miriam Grimes, plus their maid, stayed with relatives in Saline last week. Miriam and Celia returned home Sunday. Mrs. Grimes plans to stay part of the week for business matters. Bert Goff moved his household goods to Colfax Indiana. his wife Mrs Goff and daughter Louise will join him after arrangements are made. Elbert Lee and family will occupy the Howes property on Harrison Street vacated by the Goffs.
Mrs J W Dice and Mrs Katie share dinner plans. Miss Miriam Pickering of Goshen visits Miss Anna Gustin. Albert Fouts and families, Nae Flora and families, and Mrs A T Ronk visit Victor Long's household. Lulu Gustin travels to Chicago for new goods. Local drug department advertises 20 to 50 percent savings on medicines and toiletries. china and cut glass offered. Decorated Salads and tea sets priced at 10c. Rayo Lamps priced at 2.35.
Mrs. Nellie M. Baldwin Farmers of Pittsburgh purchased 175 acres at Hampton Falls New Hampshire and planted 2000 Baldwin apple trees in tribute to Loammi Baldwin the discoverer of the Baldwin apple. The story recalls that Baldwin cut scions from a wild tree near Wilmington Massachusetts years before the Revolution and produced a celebrated flavor. The Baldwin apple remains highly regarded for its taste.
Manager questions the applicant about playing Romeo. The candidate claims no board experience but highlights his former lineman work and ability to climb to the balcony quickly.
Mr Gabb slams a magazine on the flot exclaiming about a paragraph describing a woman speechless with rage. Mrs Gabb protests while the exchange turns into a heated quarrel reported by the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Tribune office advertises sale quotations with guaranteed satisfaction and right prices for readers planning a sale. It invites inquiries on pricing and promises competitive figures.
Rufus Kinzie announces a live stock and farm sale with information available by calling Mexico numbers 82 and 6130 M. Residence listed at No 17 Mexico. desk at Mexico Hardware Store. AgentStandard Live Stock Insurance Co. noted.
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