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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
3
Notice indicates the item is entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12 1897 and identifies DICE and DICE as editors and publishers.
Denver readers praise the Community Chautauqua that closed Sunday night calling it the best entertainment to strike Denver. Highlights included Harry Bennett Scotch entertainers, lectures by Mother Leonora M Lake and James S Knox, Mozart orchestral pieces, and a Sunday union meeting conducted by Evangelist Newland.
Rural Route 2 reports social calls visits and travels among Peru residents. Families including Sullivan E O and Berberger are mentioned with neighbors in Denver Flora and Toledo. A lightning strike damaged an oak near Berger and several relatives and clerks are noted in daily life.
The column lists numerous community notes. Emma McCoy and Mrs Musselman credited with visits and illness. Miss Orma Dukes travels to Denver for Chautauqua. Peru residents Rachel Bell and Miss Burkholder attend Denver engagements. Levi Armantrout family hosts at home. Lloyd True and J M Quigg visit Roche Ster. Lawrence Howard visits Chili and plans to join the Aviation Corps.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications only and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken to reach the disease via the blood and mucous surfaces. The remedy, prescribed by physicians, combines tonics and purifiers to produce results in catarrhal conditions. Testimonials are available on request.
The Thirtieth Annual Meeting of Indiana Association of Expert Judges of Swine will be held August 12 1919 at Purdue University Lafayette Indiana in the Live Stock Pavilion. The gathering features a scoring school tour of University Animal Husbandry and a swine judging program starting at 10 a.m. A silver cup will go to the top overall scorer across breeds and a license committee will review applicants. Farmers from up to 100 miles away plan to attend.
John Ludders of Alldine Starke County stayed as supper guest with Mrs. John Fahl then visited his uncle Pete Sarver. Garland Cunningham left for Akron Ohio after a week with his parents and plans to move to New York City for a new job.
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