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Denver Tribune in Denver, Indiana

03 Jun 1920

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Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1920

Page

2

Indiana Farm News and Public Notices Roundup

A wide scan shows fruit shipments from Floyd county and growing yields for peaches and apples in southern Indiana. Officials report increased wool pooling near Muncie, and city status changes in East Chicago. Meetings in Indianapolis name leaders of Odd Fellows and Rebekah Assembly. Police and fire chauffeurs gain pay boosts, while a hunting accident near Marengo is reported. Public notices include Purdue Union funding support and hospital bids in Clinton.

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New Albany Floyd County Indianapolis Chicago Seymour Roland P. Flofmann Proll Indiana Paoli Judiana Washington, D. C Harry B. Smith Guard Otto A. Beyer South Bend Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows of George E. Jlershman Crown Point Emma W. Wilson Jasper Rebakah Assembly of Eva L. McDaniel Shelbyville Emily Wedgewood East Chicago Valetta Kimmel Kendallville Laura M. Morris Frankfort Terre Haute William Wood Parsons Indiana State Normal School Lafayette Tippecanoe County Purdue University Union Clyde BE. Titus Indiana Funeral Directors’ Association Huntington Huntington County Clifford Funderburg Gary Ruth Harriet Windlad Ephran Windlad Clinton Vermilion County Seasion Thomas R. Marshall League of Nations Marshall Thomas Taggart Ralston Alice Foster McCulloch Bessie Lavenstein Evansville Mary K. McNutt Hortense Tapp Moore Rockville Mason J. Nibmack United States French Lick Carleton B. MccCulloch Samuel M. Foster Fort Wayne Indiannapolis Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations Anderson Madison Henry Delaware Randolph Muncie Madison County James Burns Washington Boards of Safety, Public Works and Park Commissioners Indiana Woman's Association Commerce Emma May Julia A. McAndrew Vincennes Mary Torrence Ida O. Miller Anna Steinmehl Snider Indiana Division Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Churches of Christ of Indiana Tinton State Brotherhood Shields Kokomo Roy Deadman Lebanon H. Diltford Mount Vernon Valparaiso Edgar Dean Crumpacker Congress Crumpacker Albert J. Beveridge Greencastle DePauw DePauw University Jeffersonville Clark County Crawfordsville Montgomery County Karl James
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Pilgrim Tercentenary Observances Move Forward

The House approved 400000 for federal participation in the Pilgrim tercentenary observances to be carried out with a commission. Funds will restore Plymouth Rock and shoreline, improve burial grounds, and place markers in Pilgrim sites across Massachusetts including Provincetown Truro Wellfleet and Eastham. Massachusetts and Plymouth also allocated substantial sums and private groups contribute.

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AJ Ashington House Provincetown Sion Mass Truro Wellfleet Eastham Pilgrim Tercentenary Commission Plymouth Rock Coles Hill Burial Hill Plymouth Old Colony Massachusetts
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Oklahoma’s Early Prosperity Highlighted in 81st Territory Speech

Representative Everette B. Howard of Oklahoma discussed the 81st anniversary of the Indian Territory homestead era. He cited 1919 crop value at 547.8 million dollars and livestock value at 214.2 million, noting Oklahoma's rise to tenth in crop value and farm families averaging 3600 dollars. He called attention to oil leases, royalties, and a total landowner income of 840.0 million dollars from crops and livestock.

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Everette B. Howard Oklahoma Indian Territory South Atlantic South Central
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Every Child in a Garden Army Expands in 1920

The U S G A reports 2 500 000 children enrolled in 1919 with aims to grow the garden army this year. Emphasis on school home gardening as a credited subject, forming companies of ten to sixty with captains and lieutenants, 1920 insignias ready for distribution, and free manuals for teachers from the Government Printing Office in Washington.

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Hildren United States School Garden Army Garden Army U. S
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Milk Prices Spare Farmers? Half of Housewife Cost in 1918

The article notes that housewives pay about 15.9 cents a quart for milk, while farmers receive 4 to 13 cents with an average of 8 cents. It cites regional variations from New England to Pacific, compares 1914 1918 trends, and argues farmers are not profiteering as food costs rise.

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United States Union Department of Agriculture New England North Central States South Atlantic States East South Central Region South Central States Mountain States Pacific States
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Women Find Swamp Root Helps Kidney Trouble

Health advertisement explains that many female complaints stem from kidney or bladder disease and that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root restores kidney health. Women are urged to send ten cents for a sample bottle from Dr. Kilmer & Co. and to buy larger sizes at drug stores.

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Man with long head and strong arm may make good

A short, crisp remark suggests that a man with a long head and a strong arm is likely to succeed in his endeavors. The line emphasizes physical prowess paired with intelligence as a formula for making good.

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Housewife praises Red Cross Bell Blue at grocers

A housewife smiles at a basket of clear white clothes and thanks Red Cross Bell Blue gathered at grocers where 5c was charged. A saying notes the man who takes himself seriously typically marries a woman who doesn’t.

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Red Cross Bell
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