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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
2
The tribune note marks entry as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office with a dated stamp of April 12 1897 indicating publication status.
Local column lists a flurry of visits sickness and travel. Many residents, including Miss Alma Dukes, Mrs. Rebecca Storer, and Mr. Jacob Stanton, are noted visiting relatives in Peru Warsaw Kokomo and Denver. Archival note: Latrenn Stinson returns to manage the B M Way Store with Sapho Wright assisting.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago announces United States Certificates of Indebtedness five months maturity at 4.4 percent interest will be issued semi monthly starting August 1 for the year. First issue dated August 1 due January 2, 1920 totals 500 million dollars with a 70 million district quota. Banks must take 1.6 percent of gross resources in August and September, falling to 0.8 later, with about 3.5 billion dollars overall planned.
Secretary Glass, assessing the United States’ fiscal health, estimates the income for the year ending June 30, 1920 at 6.535 billion dollars. Internal revenue accounts for 4.94 billion, customs 250 million, public lands 3 million, miscellaneous 60 million, and Victory Liberty Loan installments 1.082 billion.
The United States Department of Agriculture announces a nationwide drive with state colleges and other agencies to upgrade livestock. Starting October 1, the Better Lives Better Stock crusade seeks purebred or high grade stock, aims for greater production efficiency, and will be supervised by federal and state agricultural bodies.
Tony Hetzner and Mrs. Mary Frye spent Sunday at Rochester. Those vets who want a kick should buy a Missouri Mule. France and Italy seem to need the Alps to cool Latin temperaments. To avoid heat stroke do not discuss the League of Nations with someone with opposing views. Mrs. C Bell and Mrs. Elbert Zook hosted Mrs. J F Rake at dinner at Mrs. Bell’s South Yorick Street home.
An advertisement explains catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken by mouth and works through the blood to mucous surfaces, claimed to be formed from top tonics and blood purifiers. Testimonials are offered, with contact details for J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Mrs Cora Fisher of Denver spent Sunday with Mrs Will Ream and P S Sullivan. S D Berger hosted Sunday's calls by Hackley and daughter and by E J Harding couple. Ellen Hetzner of Peru visited Henry Lee and wife. Frank Brower and family from near Mexico visited Joe Dillman. Armantrout Sollitt Peru families visited Paul Dewald and wife. Dewald Berger Morris Keim and kin called on S D Berger Friday. Dewald Berger and Quick left Monday for a lake trip in Michigan.
Mr and Mrs Bert Goff and daughter Louise of Colfax arrive in Denver Tuesday with their Script Booth Six machine recently purchased. They visited Mrs Goff's sisters in Indianapolis, then plan to spend time in Winona. A family reunion at J O Quick's Eel River camp with C W Pontius family Akron, Daniel Baker, Mrs Mary J Cornell, Emil Schneider and Bill Dixon featured a large dinner including turtle and a pleasant day.
Auction at the John Erbaugh farm one mile east and north of Twelve Mile on Tuesday August 19 1919. Sale starts 12 noon with 5 horses and mares, 5 cattle, 298 hogs, chickens, farming implements, hay and household items. Terms: cash under $10, notes over $10. Lunch served by Bethlehem Ladies Aid Society.
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