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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
4
Subscriptions will rise after January 1 1920 to 1 50 per year in all zones. Renewals at the old 1 25 rate available in zones 1 2 3 until January 1. Zones 4 6 7 8 at 1 60 through year end. Renew now to avoid higher prices and consider club offers for 1920 magazines.
Letters from Pleasant Lake and Warren report renewal payments for the Denver Tribune and the Tribune. Mariza Camp from Pleasant Lake sends 1.25 for renewal and expansion to the Tribune via money order. Mrs. Margaret McEwee from Warren Arkansas renews for one year with 1.50.
Readable items recount visits and travel for Henry Dewalt in Marion, Ethel Butt holidays with Will Butt family, Carey Shanks driving Hartzler and others to Silver Creek, Henry Berger in Akron, and a fire at the Lee farm home owned by Mr. Deliaven started by chimney sparks. Also updates on James Fites hip fracture recovery, church closures, social visits, family moves, high school students with top averages, and local travel plans and illnesses.
The Denver Post Office set record receipts for Monday and Tuesday, marking the highest turnover in office history. Peru stores reported Saturday as the biggest day for receipts, with merchants struggling to secure desirable merchandise for customers.
A young boy complains his uniform collar is tight and presses his Adam’s apple making him taste cider. The humorous scene captures a Stratford era child’s practical joke on dress and diet.
Donald Greer of Harvard University returns home Tuesday to spend the holidays with his mother Mrs D Me Greer of South Denver. He recently completed a master’s degree after graduating from the University of Illinois last spring. Greer's daughter Miss Grace Harper, a Pera High School instructor, is also home for Christmas vacation.
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