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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
2
The Denver Indiana newspaper remains a local publication with editors Dice and Dice continuing as publishers and the paper filed as second class matter at the Denver post office on April 12 1897.
The item mentions winter prospects darkening, urging sunny character, while some favor moonshine styles. It notes divided opinions on girl outfits and dishwashing ease, and comments on men’s efforts to own homes being hindered by location.
A Denver resident warns that speeding drivers risk crashes while slow drivers invite rear end impacts. The observation connects speed with collision likelihood, suggesting caution for all motorists in the city.
The article notes that individuals who inhale gas while driving or riding are later subjected to anesthetic inhalation at the hospital during operations for injuries.
A facet of social debate shifts from condemning immodest short skirts to critiquing sanitary long ones, reflecting changing norms about women’s dress and public decency.
State conservation wardens reported 348 arrests in November with 334 convictions and fines totaling 6395 dollars ten cents. Chief George N Mannfeld noted about two thousand dollars funds the state school fund as violators contribute to education. Major arrests stemmed from hunting and fishing without licenses totaling 154. Other charges included taking out of season 105 and hunting on Sunday 50 with additional offenses listed.
Three Denver families closed the year by moving into new dwellings. Mr and Mrs William Grimes settled in the Harrison Street H. M. Piper house. Mr and Mrs Charles Grimes moved to the Wm Grimes place north of town. F D Guinn and wife moved from the Piper dwelling into Charley Grimes vacated home.
Prices on aluminum ware cut 25 percent with items like an 8 qt Berlin kettle at 2.00 and a 6 qt Berlin kettle at 1.50. Other pans and coffee pots listed at low prices. Dukes & Co. promotes lowest prices on cookies pans pudding pans roasters and dish pans.
Mr and Mrs R S Place and their three children motored to Peru on Christmas Day to join a family dinner hosted by Mrs Place’s parents Mr and Mrs Grant Moon.
Mr and Mrs Sid Fuller of Chili hosted a Christmas gathering at their country home with guests including Mrs Edgar Howard and children Dorotha Louise and Robbie of Peru Verne Schroll with wife and son Harold of Denver Arthur Warren with wife Arcella of Roann and Clyde Butt with wife of Chili Santa distributed presents after a fine noon dinner The group wished the hosts a merry Christmas and happy New Year.
A string of holiday visits ties together Deedsville Perrysburg and nearby areas. Trent and Virgil Trent guests of Mrs. Margaret Grimes. Robert Dubois from Detroit visiting Denver father W R Dubois and family. Lewis Gustin and Ray Bunnell with wives visiting Otho Bunnell and family. Lester Keg begins at Guinn Garage. Davis English leaves Peru post. Mrs. Nettie Hurst and daughters Mercedes and Grace celebrate in Denver with Harriet Miller family. Mrs. George Heckenkamp returns from Moberney Missouri. Rev W F Johnson and son Herbert drive to Ohio. Dora Johnson joins them. Mrs. Edgar Lewis visits Wm Wright near North Manchester. Christmas Day spent with husband. Mrs. J H Cunningham recovering at home. Mrs. Harry Holton and two Peru children help care for her mother.
A scene of propriety unfolds as a couple discusses engagement and seeking the father’s blessing, while a warning about improper language underscores social expectations. The exchange hints at tensions between romance and inherited restraint.
The prince of Wales holds multiple titles including Earl of Chester Duke of Cornwall and Duke of Rothesay as well as Scottish peerages such as Duke of Rothesay Earl of Carrick Baron of Renfrew and Lord of the Salea.
A collage of wry observations on money and industry, radio, fashion, and social norms. It touches on bank theft, hats as telephones, the value of circulation, and the clash between tradition and modern life, revealing humorous reflections across various topics.
The piece humorously compares statistics on price declines with politics and government finance. It laments oversubscription of a government offering and mocks dishonest claims in campaigns while promoting practical views on duties and household labor.
Norman Patterson family and relatives shared Christmas Day dinner with the Mahler and Long households. Guests included Marley of Marion Moody families of Shelbyville Peru and Chili, plus McMillen guests and university students from Michigan. Separate six o'clock dinner hosted by Oliia Dukes featured Zella Carr George Meeker Howard Taylor visiting from Peru Macy.
The Civil Service Commission announces a reheld examination for assistant observer in meteorology weather bureau due to insufficient applicant turnout in Indianapolis and other U S cities. Interested individuals should contact the Secretary of the U S Civil Service Board at the local post office for details and blanks.
Mr and Mrs Lyman Bond spent Sunday and Monday in Peru as guests of Milton Eikenberry and wife. Oscar Bond and daughter Elizabeth along with Robert Bond also traveled to Peru on Christmas Day to dine with the Eikenberry family.
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