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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1918

Page

5

Seed corn survey set for February week

The Farmers Short Course heard stern warnings on seed corn supply. Indiana leaders push a sweeping seed stock survey across all farms with district and township leaders, aiming to map stock and labor needs before February 4. V A Place will visit soon to organize county meetings and plan surveys.

Prof Taff Iowa Agricultural College Indiana Iowa Miami County G. I. Christie C. Henry State Council of Defence V. A. Place Sid

Weasaw Sunday News and School Session Set

Weasaw residents share visits with local families including Mrs J W Dice ill, E E Platt, Mrs Laura Farner and Crllldren, and Ruth Berger from New Santa Fe. Weasaw Sunday School moves to 10 00 am with leaders Sullivan and Berger and listed officers invite everyone to attend.

Weasaw Sullivan Berger Mr. Sullivan Everett Platt Opal Farner Iva Robertson Bertha Sse P. S. Sullivan Hattie Berger Henry Robertson Ruth Ream Gus Cornell

Letter from a Tribune Subscriber in South Whitley Indiana

Samuel C Kinzie of South Whitley Ind writes to Editor Tribune Denver Ind describing a blizzard on January 12 1918 with drifting roads and mail delays. He notes widespread measles shortages high prices and local farm conditions including corn hay oats flour and asks readers Uncle Ezra and Uncle Tom to write back.

Tribune Denver Indiana The Frank Wiedenhoeft Frank Sam Jonas Earhart Tunker South Whitley Uncle Ezra Uncle Tom Samuel C. Kinzie R. R South Whitley Ind Mr. Kinzie

Sanol Promises Quick Relief for Kidney and Bladder Troubles

An advertisement touts Sanol as the best remedy for kidney and bladder issues with relief promised within 24 hours. It claims guaranteed results and markets bottles priced at 35 cents and one dollar at Donaldson's drug store.

Donaldson’s Drug Store

Churches Close Bells Silent in Denver as Congregations Meet at Home

For the first time in years Denver churches paused Sunday bells and closed all day to conserve fuel. Brethren held services in private homes while Baptist and Methodist members held only youth and league gatherings at homes. the action draws commendation under present conditions.

Denver Epworth League

Suburban Denver Resident Reopts Tribune Amid Snow Delays

A. G. Carson of the extreme southeastern part of Denver renews his Tribune subscription after a Saturday morning trip to the office. He notes carrier John Raber on Rural Route 2 has fallen behind due to heavy snowfall. Carson adds he and wife are faring well this winter.

A. G. Carson Denver The Tribune Grandpa Carson John Raber

Twelve Mile Snow Drifts Shut Roads and Business

Snow drifts ranged from six to ten feet everywhere around Twelve Mile hindering travel and commerce as locals cope with severe winter conditions and limited accessibility.

Charley Newman

Twelve Mile Weather and Obituary Notes in Cass County

Heavy snow and ice hamper Twelve Mile area with downed polls and buried wires. Mrs. John Hoover of Twelve Mile buried in Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Uncle Noah Fisher dies in Mexico aged about eighty. Twelve Mile High School closed all week for snow drifts. Local residents recount farm activity, sleighing, travel delays, and distant Denver news as winter wages on.

Mt. Carmel Adams Township John Hoover Twelve Mile Columbus Smith Logansport Mexico Noah Fisher Noah Cass Co Ola Jones

Ladies Aid Society Red Cross Benefit Entertainment

The Ladies Aid Society plans an upcoming entertainment show to raise funds for the Red Cross Society. Residents are urged not to miss this local charity event featuring performances by club members and community volunteers.

Ladies Aid Society Red Cross Society

Tain't Always theeddicated or the Well-Dressed

Aunt Lizbeth cuts her remark short as Cathy enters. A man asks for Miss Sherman and says he was told to shoot for the boss, indicating a tense confrontation in a Western or rural setting with wary characters and implied danger.

Lizbeth Cathy Miss Sherman

Farmhouse Shuffle Leads to Union and New Farm Plan

A wandering man calling himself Tick intrudes on Aunt Lizbeth and Cathy offering plumbing and farming services. He debates taking half the twenty acre lot for farming and half to work for pay, then reveals a marriage to Cathy funded by a hidden family inheritance. The couple marry, settle with Aunt Lizbeth, and plan to stay while buying the lot.

Cathy Lizbeth Tick Aunt Lizbeth Mick

Church notices invite all to Sunday services

Brethren church Bible study at 9 30 a m led by Omer Flora Superintendent welcomes all. Baptist Church next Sunday Sunday School at 9 80 a m B P U 6 30 p m Teacher Training Class every Wednesday evening at the parsonage all are welcome Wm Melton Pastor.

Omer Flora

Church Sunday Schedule and League Meetings

The text lists Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. under Superintendent Cheston Long, Junior League meeting at 2:30 p.m., Epworth League at 6:00 p.m. The pastor Alvin F. White invites the public to all services.

Cheston Long Epworth League Alvin F. White

For Sale Corn and Fodder Shocks Near Denver Area

About 450 shocks of corn and fodder offered for sale. Inquiries directed to Were Waters located 34 miles northwest of Denver and 1 mile west and 1 mile south of Deedsville.

Denver Deedsville

New License Drive Urges Prompt Renewal

An advertisement urges motorists to renew automobile or motorcycle licenses to avoid January delays. It warns against driving with old numbers and invites calls after five and on Saturdays to reach L. H. Dice, Notary Public.

L. H. Dice Notary Public

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nona Sullivan Peru Charles Richardson Albert Berger Mary Berger J. W. Dice E.E. Platt Laura Farner Truman Knauff Frank Farner Ruth Berger New Santa Fe Gilbert Sullivan Fred Skinner Skinner Chapple James Stratton Catharine Marion E. S. Kline Mr. Stratton Jimmy Tick and Brethren Church L. A. Myers, Paator Wm. Melton W. & Church Apstock Home Savings and Orth Broadway W. E. Burke North Broadway McCaffrey Palmar School Chiropractors First National Bank BuilDing Ghriopractor
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