Faint Birds and Decoys in a Shifting Flight
Fragmentary poem hints at a flock in motion with fleeting ideas and decoys rising and vanishing. The speaker notes moments of brilliance among undetermined voices as thoughts fly and others fall away.
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08 Sep 1904
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Denver Tribune in Denver, Indiana
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1904
Page
1
Indiana State Fair Preview With Aerial Acts And Dare Devil Tilden
Charles Downing organizes the Indiana fair lineup featuring Dare Devil Tilden performing a daily high dive and a 150 foot incline bicycle ride. Also billed are the Baryards from circuses, the Marians with an aerial ladder act, Mile Zoar on a slack wire, and Dan Reklaw the bicycle funny man. The program includes horse, cattle, poultry shows and concerts by the Indianapolis Militany Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
India
Olis
Ceville Peformancee
Charles Downing
Devil Tilden
Baryards
Barnum and Ringling
Marians
Mile
Zoar
Dan Reklaw
Indianapolis Militany Band
Notice to the Public on Meat Prices
Public notice announces meat availability at low prices from The New Phillips store. It mentions Sundays and a sales event, highlighting affordable options for customers.
A Week in St Louis by Four Denver Ladies
Four Denver women recount a seven day trip to the 1904 World’s Fair in St Louis. They describe hotel, daily itineraries through state and exhibit buildings, the Ferris wheel ride, and notable pavilions like Belgium and Alaska. They note costs of fourteen dollars and fifty five cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
St. Louis
Christian Endeavor
Washington State Building
Indiana
Paine
Eads Bridge
Mississippi River
Tower Park
Reservoir Park
Shaw’s Botanical Garden
Belgium
Alaska
Self destruction danger notes a preventive discovery
A sensational notice claims a preventive for death by own action has been discovered and urges immediate use of Electric Bitters. The text warns that despondency precedes self destruction and promotes the tonic as nerve builder and regulator of stomach liver and kidneys. Sold by W L Piper Druggist for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Piper
Comfortable shoes for fall season selection line
A compact promo note promotes a fall footwear line claiming comfort and style. It mentions comfortable shoes and invites readers to explore the new arrivals for the season.
Local notices and community updates from Denver Indiana
Local residents travel visit and work updates appear with several notes. Frank Medsker went to Peru Tuesday while Ray Gowdy of Cincinnati visits relatives. The Eagles carnival profit tops 1000 dollars and various residents move or plan activities this week. Mrs. Oren Tharp offers hair switches. Mrs. Wesley Andrews is seriously ill. Gilbert Forgy will attend business college at Logansport. The Denver Free Store promotes feed baskets this winter. Isaac Armfield visits his sick son John in Elwood. Alonzo Lowell moves from Logansport to East Denver. A Tribune offer circulates until January 1 1905 for 25 cents. Mrs. Lydia Forgy plans winter with daughter in Plymouth. Oak Hotel changes hands to E E Smith. Lydia Forgy stores goods. Burton Green reports on the Democratic county central committee meeting in Peru and confirms speaker C A Wendell of Chicago for the campaign opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Green
Perrysburg
Denver
Democratic County Central Committee
Peru
Mr. Green
C. A. Wendell
Chicago
Advertised Letters at Denver Post Office 1904
List of unclaimed letters dated Sept 7 1904 includes gentlemen David Collier R J A Bram and ladies Miss Bessie Mussleman Miss Ella Miller Mrs Geo D Bessler. If unclaimed within 30 days they go to the Dead Letter Office. W O Piper P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
David Collier
R. J. A. Bram
Bessie Mussleman
Ella Miller
Geo. D. Bessler
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Ray Gowdy
Cincinnati
Oren Tharp
Wesley Andrews
Gilbert Forgy
Business College
Logansport
Denver Free Store
Isaac Armfield
Elwood
John Armfield
Alonzo Lowell
J.T. Speck
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Charles Morcombe
Plymouth
Lydia Forgy
Union Township
East Harrison Street
Gustin Bros’ Furniture Store
Lon Donald’s Corner
Oak Hotel
Nathan Pearson
Mr. Pearson
W. Oo. Piper, P.M
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