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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1911

Page

4

My Irish Girl Wins Original Irish Song Prize

The article notes Jerome H Remick & Co offering a cash prize and royalties for a new original Irish song. Williams and Van Alstyne win with My Irish Girl, a tale of a quarrel and reconciliation, sung to a heartfelt chorus urging the colleen to return. Domestic ads close the piece.

Jerome H Remick & Co Williams van Alstyne John T Kelly Bis Colleen Jove Colleen

Neighborhood Socials and Local Happenings Reported

John Kerschner and family hosted Ephriam Kerschner for dinner Sunday. Henry Keim traveled to Akron for a business trip. Mrs. Leroy Wildman visited the county seat on Tuesday. Harve Dewalt and family visited Clarence Stuber’s Sunday. Apple butter making prominent among farmer wives. Several neighborhood residents attended the State Fair. Mrs. Willie Runkle of Denver visited Wm. Guise’s family. Emery Fulp spent Sunday in Michigantown. A surprise birthday gathering honored Samuel Butt Friday night. Mrs. Anna Wildman and Alma Dukes of Denver visited Roy Wildman Wednesday. Edna Dewalt and pupils gave a recital at Ebenezer church Sunday with fine music.

John Kerschner Bert Shrader Ephriam Kerschner Henry Keim Akron Leroy Wildman Harve Dewalt Babe Clarence Stuber Willie Runkle Denver Wm. Guise Emery Fulp Michigantown Samuel Butt

Old People's Day Observed at Ebenezer Church

Old People's Day was observed at Ebenezer church near Deedsville on Sunday September 3. Dr. Cissel district superintendent preached at eleven and presided over communion services. A large attentive audience shared a dinner in the yard and a song and testimonial service followed. Thirty one veterans aged sixty to seventy five attended with birthplaces Indiana Ohio Maryland and Pennsylvania. The oldest veteran was Mr. Shank aged seventy five.

Ebenezer Church Deedsville Cissel Cook Ind Ohio Penn Mr. Shank

Denver Markets Update Corrected Weekly

Denver produce market notes show midweek corrections by E. D. Leavitt, with inventories and prices adjusted each Wednesday. Officials and traders track shifts in supply, demand, and regional pricing signals across vegetables and fruits.

E. D. Leavitt

Rat poison and farm supplies advertised in a cluttered listing

A rough classified item lists Kill The Rats rat poison with claims of safety and effectiveness. Also advertised are Chickens old and young, a Grain O Gandy Co wheat and corn prices per bushel around 86c to 67c, with various trade notes and cash terms from Eggfe b Batter and LC Dukes & Co Lard.

Dukes & Co

Medical visit to Indianapolis for treatment plans

Dr. J W Newell and Rev. and Mrs. Cook traveled to Indianapolis on Wednesday to consult a specialist about Mrs. Cook’s prolonged ill health. She will return Saturday to continue treatment in Indianapolis.

J W Newell

Septembers calm and crops mix with local changes in Twelve Mile

Septembers mild weather前sparks sowing wheat and corn while a new disease devastates chickens in Twelve Mile killing dozens of birds and affecting households. Businesses shift as J W Egmar sells stock and relocates the post office, Ed Black opens a new restaurant, and Watts and Medowell move their hardware store. A wedding, Sunday School picnic with five preachers, and a village dinner service fill a day of community life.

Bertha Sullivan Ola Weidner Elisha Bockover Samuel Wagoner Twelve Mile J W Egmar Jim Black Ed Black Messrs Watts and Mcedowell Eeman Frank Flora

Remarkable corn stalk reaches over fourteen feet in office visit

A reader sent a stalk of corn measured at 14 ft 2 in with the first ear at 7 ft 9 in and the second at 8 ft 6 in. Both ears described as large and well formed and the paper invites readers to bring stalks to display in front of the office.

Foster

Local social visits and schooling moves noted

Russel Long visited Elkort with Miss Mabel Lininger and left for Depauw University to enter school. Claude Murphy filled in for A C Baldwin in Denver and attended a relative wedding. Jesse Bell and children are mentioned along with Gladys at the Indianapolis fair. Mrs. S Fisher of Peru visited Isaac Fisher’s family. An ad urges ordering special printing services from a local supplier with low prices.

Claude Murphy Denver A C Baldwin Jesse Bell Cecil Miriam Gladys Indianapolis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anna Wildman Alma Dukes Roy Wildman Edna Dewalt Ebenezer O. Gandy & Co Dwight Kime Lizzie Ault Helen McCowens Fulton Adams Township Edward Thomas Hopkins Jacobs Cass County T. H. Skinner L. G. Dukes Winona Indiana Sovereign Grand Lodge Winona Interurban Railway Go Russel Long Elkort Mabel Lininger Depauw University Mrs. S . Fisher Peru Isaac Fisher and John S. McCarthy Buster Brown the Brown Shoe Co
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