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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
7
The lower house passed House Bill 138 by 51 to 34 to prohibit set or trout lines in inland lakes ending night line use. House Bill 112 also passed prohibiting fishing through more than two ice holes at once, with 65 in favor and 16 opposed.
Local items recount family news in Twelve Mile and surrounding towns. Notes include births, deaths, visits by residents to Logansport and Kewanna, a new granddaughter for Alfa Bockover, tax payment by J E Bockover, and sermons by Rev Cook and Rev Bender. The writer also recalls a 60 year reunion with William Noggle and memories of boyhood days in Eel River Chapel.
Ruth Fisher, daughter of Omer Fisher, is improving after a serious illness. Beacher Edwards is very sick. Reece Griffith's team of horses ran away, bruising him badly. George Bish and wife from Chili visited daughter Mrs. Lewis Frick. Mrs. Eli Nicholas died at 60. funeral at Church of the Brethren led by Frank and Irvin Fisher. Charley Dawalt and crew roof Lewis Frick's house. Last Parent Teacher association meeting held at Brethren Church.
The Tribune Office announces availability of sale bills for purchase. Interested buyers can obtain official sale documents from the Tribune office during business hours.
Seven women serve as deputy assessors for personal property appraisals this year. Officials and townships: Selah Hann and Georgia M. Murtha Peru. Orpha E. Miller Perry. Mrs. Verne Enyart Allen. Elnora Rodabaugh Richland. Armanda Parks Jackson. Minnie Fellow Clay.
Property listing notes a sale of a good residence in Denver with reference to owner A Donaldson.
State conservation officials announce a closed trapping season starting February 2 for skunk raccoon possum and fox. Killing or trapping these animals is unlawful from February 2 until November 20 under Indiana law.
Harry L. Hagee moves his Harness and Buggy shop from No 4 South Broadway to 26 West Third Street opposite Carson's Buick Agency. He invites old customers and welcomes new ones to visit the relocated business run with L. E. Ager.
A 1921 report from Twelve Mile notes fine weather around Route 21 and farmers at work on every corner. After ten days at Maxinkuckee Lake the writer returns home on Friday April 1 arriving at 5 p.m. to a good dinner with daughter Mrs Ed Black at the Twelve Mile Hotel Restaurant. Mr and Mrs Black motored away.
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