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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
3
The Tribune Deaver Indiana notes its second class mail status and Denver Indiana post office entry date of April 12 1897 indicating historic newspaper mailing designation.
Commissioner David H. Blair launches a new program for the Internal Revenue Bulletin delivering weekly rulings and opinions on tax and prohibition matters. The bulletin will include summaries and full rulings, with supplements and semi annual digests, aiming to broaden access and speed of information to over 20,000 subscribers.
The annual 1923 assessment is due by June first and may lead to sale for delinquent payment. Dues are payable at Citizens State Bank Denver Ind. Full lots 1 dollar, half lots one dollar. By order of Trustees James Staller Secretary.
Purdue and county agents promote well balanced feed for livestock. A Deer Creek incident shows a boy feeding a balanced ration to a runt pig, selling a 320 pound hog after summer growth, while the vendor joked about the pig. Max Glazier adds a note on balanced rations and profit from good feeding.
A Kansas City company reports rapid growth for Lucky Tiger Hair Remedy. In five years the product sold over two million bottles through druggists, with additional volumes sold via the barber trade, reflecting strong market expansion and investor confidence.
George Rhineberger and family from Peru traveled to Denver in a new Ford sedan to visit Mrs. Rhoda Rhineberger and relatives. Glenn and Oscar Brown also toured Lukens Lake. James Brown stayed with grandparents A. M. Brown. E S Kline and guests Martha Kline and Rose Simona rode to Fulton and Rochester, with Simons finding the trip especially enjoyable despite ill health.
The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a $100 reward for incurable cases. It claims the remedy has 35 years of use, works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces, and improves general health after short use. Send for testimonials free from Bney & 60.2 Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a prison scene with a mob approaching through pines. Shouts and gunfire are implied as officers try to contain the disturbance. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
A mob gathers to lynch a man accused of attacking a lone woman. Sheriff Hale, famed for honesty, stands firm disarming the crowd, speaking of duty, then is knocked down as the mob overruns the jail. He reveals the real culprit fled on a freight to Fitchburg. The crowd backs off as they learn the truth.
Roberts passes time in a tiny village while waiting for a train. He chats with an elderly man who notes the land looks good and fertile. The man weighs land value, saying it’s worth more than ants could count, hinting at rich farming potential.
Mrs Charles Confer and Mrs Vera Kinsey shopped in Peru Saturday. Miss Ruth Ream spent Saturday night with Rufus Fisher and family. O Chase and Fred Berger of Pict visited in Denver Friday. N B Hunt and L H Dice did business in Peru and Twelve Mile Friday. Lew Marburger and family visited Louisa Williams. Harley Cover returned to Denver from Miami to visit grandmother Sarah Pontius. Melon potato and cucumber finish noted. Frank Cool joined Tribune list. connected to Mrs Tharp. Ivan Johnson and family visited Posttanaoga relatives and W F Johnson family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Newbold inform that no trespassing is allowed on their farm and trespassers will be prosecuted.
Advertising a wholesale groceries and paints business run by GEO. M. STURGEON of Denver Indiana. Offers groceries of all kinds at savings and paints oils and varnishes of superior quality with a satisfaction guarantee and money savings. Telegraph address Denver 49 R.
The Miami Circuit of Indiana appoints Ernest Chapman administrator of the estate of Caroline Chapman late of Miami County deceased on May 22 1923. The estate is believed solvent. M E Andrews clerk and R J Whitman attorney.
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