Tribune Entitled Second Class Matter Denver 1897
Notice records that THE TRIBUNE is entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office with an April date in 1897.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
4
Notice records that THE TRIBUNE is entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office with an April date in 1897.
A Twelve Mile newspaper notes cool weather and harvest work as Adams township schools open. Uncle Tom recalls a long dream featuring deceased relatives, a meeting, and a journey to a bright hill and crossing a river, ending with meditation on what seems a token of coming events.
A cheerful message urges steady smiles and mutual goodwill as neighbors assess each other’s appearance. The sentiment focuses on positive social signals and community friendliness.
Quote compilation highlighting views on work happiness and the value of pleasant thoughts. Attributed to George MacDonald, stressing work as purpose rather than mere existence and the importance of cultivating positive reflections.
In recent weeks the dollar has become the world standard coin. Citizens call on Congress to back a robust navy and sufficient army to support leadership, and let him succeed.
Newton Bell spent Saturday in Rochester. Mr and Mrs Ben Cloud of Peru visited Mrs J E Millir on Sunday. Mrs Newton Bell and daughter Vera Kinzie visited friends in Kokomo last week. Mrs Josie Regan and children, of Peru, were in Denver over Sunday visiting Elizabeth Ward and family.
Mrs Cora Ream of North Manchester visited with her mother Mrs Katie Sunday. Alma Baker dined with Mr and Mrs J W Garritson. Ott Haines and baby of Peru visited L A Haines. W A Phillips Gladys Benedict and Minnie Ricker dined with Frank Matthias family. Kate Griffith Packard and children of Summitville toured to Denver and visited friends. R R Sheak and baby moved from Hoovers to Denver as he becomes Denver depot agent. L F Cooper family moved to Butler Ind.
Ohio notary records Frank J. Cheney as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo promising one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn to and subscribed December 6 in Lucas County.
An old advertisement extols Croxone as a unique treatment that supposedly cures kidney and bladder troubles through cleansing the kidneys and dissolving uric acid. It claims rapid relief from back pain, rheumatism, and urinary disorders for wearied or elderly patients, with a money back offer if it fails.
R R Sheak the Denver agent visited Laketon spending Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs L C Sheak. Mr and Mrs Waldo Berger moved to Woolleytown last week. Mrs Minnie Ricker and three daughters from Columbian City and Mrs W C Piper of Barbarton Ohio dined with Mrs W A Phillips. Ed Benedict and children visit Huntington Indiana. Sarah Matthias and Alvena Ream of Weasaw join William Lantz and Eliba Lantz of Peru for dinner at Cattlow Hotel hosted by Robert Ricker of Columbia City.
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