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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
7
An insurance pitch touts a $5 000 to $7 500 accident policy for automobile injuries. It promises cumulative benefits, simple terms, and low first year cost of $10 with decreasing yearly payments. Lewis H Dice, Denver, invites contact.
Seeley truss expert from Chicago will be at the Arlington Hotel Rochester Wednesday August 1. He claims the Spermatic Shield retains ruptures and closes openings in about ten days, no surgery or injections needed. The notice says the device earned awards in England and Spain and comes with U.S. government inspection documents.
Rural Route 2 residents Wm Balsbaugh and wife hosted Mr and Mrs Ballee Tuesday evening. ER O Sullivan visited Peru Saturday. Miss Ruth Newbold and Lucile Balsbaugh vacationed in Peru over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Johnson of Fort Wayne dined with W F Newbold and wife. Ross Floyd and family, plus Mr and Mrs Johnson, called on the Balsbaughs Sunday. Mrs Mary Berger visited Mrs Edna Sarver Sunday.
W. R. Dubois of Hoover traveled to Denver on Tuesday for a visit. He had dinner with Mrs. Ed Hoover near De Long, Mrs. Sar eh Fahl, and Miss Emma Berkheis on Monday.
A fragment mentions an old fashioned sickle as a tool for ring making and craft. The note hints at a revival of traditional techniques and local interest in handmade items. No dates or people clearly identified in the readable text.
Uncle Henry reports 92 to 94 degree heat in Armour South Dakota with corn maturing fast. He notes harvest near and threshing starting in eastern South Dakota while recounting local events, the Geddes boosters visit, American Legion gathering, and a state road tour affecting daily life.
A fragmentary excerpt depicts a figure identified as Uncle Henry standing still while young chickens peck at him. The brief scene suggests rural domestic life and a moment of calm interaction between person and poultry.
Lewis H. Dice of Denver Indiana advertises a Special Grain Certificate to guard stored grain against fire. Policies range from one to eight months with varying per hundred dollar costs and cover grain in shacks stacks bags and bins on the farm.
For over forty years Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat catarrh. The product includes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists. J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
A Hoosier State Auto Association statement decries excessive speed and road hogging in Indiana. It urges motorists to adopt caution and courtesy, warns of possible future restrictions, notes relocation of headquarters, and calls for increased membership to fund safety programs and more danger and direction signs statewide.
A Hoosier State Auto Association message urges safer driving to prevent tragedies. It stresses alert driving, anticipating dangers, obeying laws, and sharing road right of way with courtesy. The piece cites Illinois warning signs and emphasizes caution at crossings and the dangers of reckless behavior.
Gray Silver of the Farm Bureau explains that Indiana farmers will soon access real money via the National Agricultural Credits bank system. The federal Farm Loan Bank network, under the Agricultural Credits act, will assess farmer credit by turnover volume, normalizing it across the nation to convert farm production into liquid assets and replace frozen credits.
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