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The Denver Indiana paper the Tribune announces its second class matter entry at the post office dated April 12 1897 with Dice and Dice as editors and publishers
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
3
The Denver Indiana paper the Tribune announces its second class matter entry at the post office dated April 12 1897 with Dice and Dice as editors and publishers
Entomologist Frank N Wallace warns Indiana farmers to curb chinch bug habitats as they prepare to hibernate. He urges burning infested bunch grass, destroying fodder refuges, and feeding infested fodder to stock to prevent severe next season damage. The pest has grown in numbers and could bring serious trouble without winter protection.
A brief hometown note records Joe and Maggie Kins heading to Florida for the winter. The passage also mentions coal delivery to the public and Crumpackers actively moving coal across town as farmers seek theirs.
Families and relatives from Michigan Roann Kokomo Chili Calumet and Denver gathered for Thanksgiving including R R 1 Mrs Teddy Thompson Clara Likenberry Ervin Dawalt and families George Hartman Paul and Vada Stuber Cleo Stuber and others The M E Ladies Aid met at Mrs Henry Time's home Wednesday afternoon many guests were mentioned with several returns home from trips including Miss Blanche Parker and Cleo Stuber
Ralph Applegites folke report a sick baby improving under Dr Rendall s treatment Grace Hoover of Twelve Mile visits the Enyarts Col Kinzie plans Virginia trip Moonshine jokes Brandy Peaches deemed okay Mrs Ernest Grandstaff scalded by boiling water but recovering John Bean buys a new Dizzie after paint damage Harry Adair seeks the seed corn and chickens from the home intruder M E protracted meeting continues with good attendance Weather man predicts a harsh spell or storms in coming days
Fragmentary notice indicates Mrs Lutn Gustin was summoned or called to an event on a Wednesday due to some unspecified matter. Details are unclear but the fragment preserves the names and day.
The passage lists numerous East Central Indiana and nearby trips including calls on friends in Denver Perrysburg Kokomo visits with grandchildren and family. It notes farm for sale inquiries and several households reporting visits health updates and local travel around Thanksgiving and early week.
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