Tribune Post Office Notice From Denver Indiana
The Tribune announces its status as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office with a filing date of April 2 1897 and postal designation.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
2
The Tribune announces its status as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office with a filing date of April 2 1897 and postal designation.
A Denver editorial tone laments stingy business owners who hoard wealth and hinder civic progress. The band concert drew a large local crowd as readers hear a critique of parsimonious capitalists and praise for enterprising, generous citizens building the community.
The Fourth Committee schedules a Whitmore's Grove celebration with a 9:00 Grand Parade featuring auto, business feat, comic costume and couple prizes. Parade forms at town edge, moves through the city to the grove. A 10:30 program includes music and speaking, followed by games and a balloon ascension at noon.
A rural program lists Isona events with a 4:00 pm base game on the Public Square, a 7:30 pm home talent show and band concert, and a pigeon shoot from 9:30 am all day. Prizes for races, pie eating, hurdle, pole climbing, and other events plus quartets invited from nearby towns.
In Twelve Mile last week farming activity included a strawberry threshing ring organized by Lee Easter and 14 pickers, picking 432 quarts on Wednesday and 480 quarts on Friday. A strawberry festival occurred at the U B Church, and the Enyart family suffered measles with a dangerous prognosis for 17 year old daughter Vada. A six year old boy lost sight from a needle accident. Allen Henderson sold land near Skinner Church for 75 dollars per acre, with possession in January 1914. Measles deaths were noted for Mr. and Mrs. John Enyart’s young son Bearl.
Winona Flyer operates a through train between Goshen and Indianapolis with town stops only. For rates contact J. L. Keim, Ticket Agent in Chili. W. D Stansifer, A.G. FL. & P. A. Warsaw, Indiana.
The Methodist Epworth League hosts an ice cream social on Mrs Piper’s lawn this Saturday evening June 21. Everyone is invited to attend.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that cleanses the blood and mucous linings, claims to be prescribed by physicians, and cites testimonials. It notes the product sells for 75 cents and is distributed by F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio.
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