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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
4
Industry versus indolence in a call for hard work
The speaker warns against easy riches and indolence, urging readers to measure success by their own industry. He cites archaic farming methods to illustrate persistent effort and quotes scripture to exhort diligence, contrasting labor with the deadliness of idleness. He explains nail market terms four penny and six penny as British measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horations
Sluggard
The loafers parade as savvy street merchants
The loafers move among avoiders of advertising and face little interference from customers. They claim superior knowledge of their business compared to some merchants, signaling a sly, practiced approach in their locality.
Ebenezer Community Notes At Old Settlers Picnic
A crowded Ebenezer crowd attended the Old Settlers Picnic at Chili. Several local families visit relatives while Rev. Gilliland plans to watch Ebenezer Church events. Honeymoon trip returns and multiple family gatherings are noted alongside a wedding dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Guise
James Fites
Woda -Luckenbill
Gayle Keim
Marie
Margaret Dewalt
Rev. Gilliland
Ebenezer Church
Lake Winona Visit By Longs And Fouts
Mr. and Mrs. Cheston Long Mr. and Mrs. Victor Long and Mrs. Ina Fouts spent last Thursday at Lake Winona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheston Long
Victor Long
Ina Fouts
Lake Winona
Special Reduced Round Trip Fares for Indiana State Fair
Tickets go on sale September 6 for travel to the Indiana State Fair with returns valid through September 13. All trains will stop at Fair Grounds in both directions. For tickets and full information contact L. E. and W. Rail Road ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Notice Of Sale Of Jefferson School Township Property
Trustee RO Hood announces sale by public auction on September 7 1920 at 2 PM for real estate in Jefferson School Township Miami County Indiana and related personal property. The property includes a school building wood house and two toilets and will be offered separately or together with cash terms and bid rejection rights reserved.
Notice of Sale of Town Ship Property in Miami County
Trustee of Jefferson School Township Indiana offers for sale at public auction on September 1920 at 10 a.m. a parcel in Section 2 Township 27 North Range 8 East, part of the east half of the northeast quarter containing one acre, plus one building and the school house. Properties may be sold separately or together to highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
Miami County
Indiana
Courier
Miami
Gaid
Hood
Jefferson School Township
Gallahan School
Peraw Pelon Ing
Matek
Twelve Mile summer notes and Old Settlers Picnic
A lively Twelve Mile area report covers pickle harvests at John Hoover’s factory and local bank activity led by O R Pickering with Martha Kri er. It recounts a Denver trip for Doc Musselman’s daughter’s birthday, then details the Chili Old Settlers Picnic with 5000 attendees, speeches by Rev Bair and Mr Rader, prize chairs for seniors, and a Sunday visit to Rich Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoover
Twelve -Mile
Aaron Bell
Chili
Old Settlers
Flora
William Bell
Old Settlers Organization
America
Jonas Bair
Fort Wayne
God
Ada Simington
Warren
Ind
Abe Willson
Ira Fivecoats
Tommy Skinner
Richard Butt
Bell
Dock
Joe Musselman
Mrs.Musselman
Rich Valley
Ret
van Musselman
Description of a cow from a school text
A jumble of lines describes a cow as four legged with a long tail used to swat flies, bigger than a calf but smaller than an elephant, and with wiggle ears. It mentions black cows giving white milk and cows chewing cud, with scattered messy phrases about animals and house life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
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Nellie
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J. W. Butt
Sam
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Walter Butt
Faye Ross
Alice
Roy Dillman
Silas Alspach
Alspach
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Mildred Butt
Ruth Fites
Carlson’s
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Lydia Stuber
Okla
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Paul Griswold
Lake Erie & Western R. R. Oo
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Aa Eeuth “Ming
The
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O. R. Pickering
Misa Martha Krier
Noah Sullivan
Doc Musselman
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