23 Sep 1897
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1897
Page
1
The fragment describes harvest work, wheat, cattle sales, and widespread farming activity. It notes the Fe Wied of the 24th Tadina regiments, a large old soldiers reunion in Mies church, and a lively old peoples meeting with prayers, sermons, and addresses highlighting community history and flavor.
The article describes persistent northwest winds sweeping the countryside, affecting harvests of corn, wheat, and grain. It notes farmers rebuilding a barn for Mr Olds, Kester family activity, a stock and grain buyer Micharison, and a local Old People's Meeting at Kengzer with Reverends Woelpert and Shackelford. The tone reflects a rural community’s daily labors and religious observance.
A fragmented local column covers church events, health notes, and social happenings. It mentions ministers, school schedules, residents and visitors, water supply concerns, and upcoming public meetings. The piece lists names, places, and towns including Manchester and Denver with scattered remarks on trains, fires, and weather.
A personal letter from Johnstown Pa describes attending the State Fair at the Park on September 11 with weather details and race commentary. The writer mentions relatives and friends visiting Philadelphia, a cemetery visit, and observations of the riverbank and bridge with descriptions of steps, cables, and rope lengths.
Fragmentary text references a game or event with names and teams, but crucial details are garbled. Readable bits suggest a Wednesday event involving Magitist chuvell and Bal racinerh Potte with scores uncertain. Further source needed for precise headline and summary.
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