Tribune Notice of Denver Postmark
The Tribune announces its status as a second class mail matter at the Denver Indiana post office with the April 12 1897 filing date.
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Denver
Indiana
She Lazar
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
2
Government to educate disabled soldiers through Federal Board
Colonel Arthur Woods outlines a program to reestablish disabled service members in civil life via the Federal Board for Vocational Education. The plan covers training and job placement, ongoing support, and special provisions for those with severe injuries, with monthly stipends and allowances for dependents during training.
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Arthur Woods
France
United States
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Congress
Bureau ‘of War Risk Insurance
Washington
Federal Board
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
War Department
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Salvation Army Boost for Denver Jefferson Apportionment
A message urges readers to raise 200 dollars for the Denver and East Jefferson apportionment through the Salvation Army. The note praises the army for aiding boys in wartime Europe without cost and calls for a one day fundraising push to support the organization’s work.
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God
Christ
Europe
Denver
Jefferson
Peru shoppers and visitors tied to local families report
Mrs John Yoder and children shopped in Peru with various items. Gordon Gimes from Denver, recently returned from overseas, stayed with local families. Mrs A L Graal and Nan Pattendale of Logansport visited Mrs Daniel Baker. Davis of Akron joined Nelson Cook family for a Denver outing. Newton Bell ill. daughter Mrs Carl Dunbar of Logansport helping.
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John Yoder
Peru
the Tribune
Companiosn
McCalls Magazine
Gordon Gimes
Denver
W. H. Howes
Charles Alderfer
Sylvia
W. T. Lee
A. L. Graal
Nan Pattendale
Logansport
Daniel Baker
Davis
Akron
Nelson Cook
Newton Bell
West of Town
Carl Dunbar
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Dice & Dice, Editors and Publishers
Hartmann
Hartmanky
Harry L. Hagee
Peru, Indiana
Hwe
Peru Furniture Co
McCaffreys
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