The Tribune Postmark Notice From Denver Indiana
The Tribune indicates second class matter status at the Denver Indiana post office dated April 12 1897.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
3
The Tribune indicates second class matter status at the Denver Indiana post office dated April 12 1897.
The Indiana fuel administrator announces coal storage is vital for households and utilities. Dealers must be on file, with prices listed for bituminous and anthracite, and restrictions on surcharges, car delivery, and diversion to noncustomers. Miami County report duties include reporting April May receipts and comparisons to 1917 and 1916.
Farmers urged to insure stored grain against loss as market price hovers near two dollars. Policy covers field, shock, sacks or bin from thirty days to a year. Contact Denver Tribune by telephone or mail to arrange coverage promptly.
Mr and Mrs A M Brown visited Mr and Mrs C O Derek Sunday afternoon for an afternoon gathering in their home.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications, systemic treatment required. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. The ad claims it is composed of tonics and blood purifiers and cites testimonials from physicians.
Mrs Cornelius Bell of South Yorick Street has endured an appendicitis attack for a week. Latest reports indicate slow improvement but she remains not out of danger.
Mr and Mrs W H Howes are giving their East Harrison Street house a new paint coat. Grimes and Mohler are performing the work.
A dense Los Angeles era style roundup lists visits and guests across Peru Twelve Mile Mexico and nearby communities. Families, soldiers and workers are cited with mentions of travel hospitality harvest farm work and social events plus a wartime public notice and a domestic scene involving a couple debating a stag party.
Sarventor relaxes after dinner and lights a cigar despite his wife's fears. He asks Willington if he has backed out of a small stag party at Henford's, showing concern about the social plans and his health.
An essay on economic interdependence, urging individuals to recognize the labor of countless others behind everyday meals and goods. It emphasizes cooperation across farming, manufacturing, transportation, and finance and warns against narrowing self interest without broader understanding. Industrial Conservation.
A fragment describes English notice of aristocrats taking humble positions in France. It lists Viscoun t Gort opening a shop and various nobles in ordinary roles such as innkeeper omnibus conductor flour mill worker postman clerk and grave digger. The tone contrasts wealth with common labor.
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