Tribune Notice of Post Office Registration
The item notes Denver Indiana post office status with a historic entry date of April 12 1897 and class designation as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
3
The item notes Denver Indiana post office status with a historic entry date of April 12 1897 and class designation as second class matter.
In a 1921 column the author contrasts holiday gift frenzy with the sacred meaning of Christmas. He notes Uncle Ezra’s imagined gifts and the season’s bustle, urging readers to focus on the Christ Child and eternal joy rather than transient pleasures. The piece laments worldly desires and invokes Bethlehem’s nativity as a lasting blessing.
A colonial-style column blends a parable about Lazarus with local social news. It mentions the rich man’s torment and the beggar’s consolation, notes on church revival and holiday travel, Crampackers moving to town, fodder shredders at work, and plans for Christmas meals and trips to Indianapolis. The piece weaves moral reflection with community updates and seasonal chatter.
Mrs B San Dowald and family visited Mr and Mrs Johnwo and their two daughters Sunday. Mr and Mrs D Berger called on F B Matthias and sister. Clem Horner and wife Roy Dillman Elmer Ream S D Berger and Will Ream assisted with butchering Wednesday. Mrs Lern Berger visited Mrs W W Ream Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs D Berger helped Newbold with their butchering Tuesday.
James Donovan and wife and Lowell Ballee and wife were guests of Elmer Leffel and family for a fine chicken dinner Sunday.
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