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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
3
A public auction will be held at the O. F. Cool farm residence three miles northwest of Perrysburg and six miles southeast of Fulton Indiana. The sale details are listed but incomplete in the notice.
Thursday sale lists four horses and thirty head of cattle with calves by side plus hogs and farming implements. Terms offer cash under five dollars and nine month credit on larger sums with notes and security. Sale begins 10 30 with lunch provided by Perrysburg Baptist Ladies Aid Society.
Cornelius Bell and wife with El bert Zook and wife and son Raymond traveled to Lucerne Sunday meeting Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Howes and daughter Ruth. Dr. Matthew Baker returned from Pittsburg visiting his aunt Mrs. William Ward and also toured Buffalo Toronto and Detroit.
A gaunt woman and three sobbing children await the return of Jim who brings home a dim meal and a heavy secret. The crackle of branches signals his entrance after a raid, with the family clinging to hope as they discuss debt and absence of wages.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cool shared Sunday dinner with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Cool, in a family reunion marked by a simple home gathering.
Little Irene Bender visits Mexico for a few days with Mr and Mrs George Steffy. Earl Baber and Miss Curtis of Akron spend Sunday in Denver with Mrs Mary Baber and daughters.
Tribune Office offers sale pricing quotes and guarantees satisfaction. It invites readers to request prices for upcoming sales and promises competitive rates.
Auctioneer Rufus Kinzie offers livestock and farm sale services. For information call Mexico Residence No 17 or Mexico Hardware Store No 32 Bell Phone 613-O-M. Agent Standard Live Stock Insurance Co.
In Miami County Indiana 1916 Rosa Miller sues Benjamin Miller for divorce. The complaint warns the defendant is not a resident and must answer by October 23, 1916, or the case proceeds in his absence at Peru court. Aaron S Berger, Clerk. Oliver F Rhodes, attorney for plaintiff.
A terse scene unfolds with Shif'less Jim leaving after a search and a crack of a rifle as he takes a price and vanishes. Lissy clings to a packet while the children gather for a meal and a quiet, troubled farewell fills the room.
The guide lists California with 162 miles of border Mexico, Arizona 300 miles, New Mexico 420 miles, and Texas more than 900 miles along the Mexican boundary.
The Coast Seamen's Journal contrasts harsh crew quarters with San Quentin's new cellhouse. It reports 800 single cells, each with white enamel bed, wash basin with hot and cold water, electric light, and good ventilation.
A brief dialogue unfolds aboard a steamer where a sailor warns a young woman the vessel is sinking within minutes. The maiden pleads for mercy and vows to save her chaperone, identified by a sharp-featured description, as the scene closes with a polite good night.
A charged exchange unfolds with Bix declaring fear of public embarrassment and Dix acknowledging risk while noting a history of reckless spending. The dialogue hints at underlying tension and potential consequences.
Myrtle questions why Bob has not proposed while Lucille suggests he fears she would accept him. The exchange hints at romantic tensions and possible misread signals in a small circle.
A reader suggests making a summer room look cool by adding a wall frieze. The idea highlights using decorative bands or patterns to refresh walls and create a breezy, stylish space.
The article argues that national success depends on farmers and urges hard work to gain reward. It notes tenant farming leads to ongoing hardships without paydays, highlighting struggles within agricultural livelihoods.
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