The Tribune Records Denver Post Office Entry
The Tribune notes it is entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12, 1897.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
4
The Tribune notes it is entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12, 1897.
Indiana readers are urged to celebrate the Fourth of July with restraint. The State Fire Marshal cites rules banning retail sale of reworks, restricts use within municipalities to approved sites, and bars toy balloons and sky rockets. Officials must enforce local anti-fireworks ordinances. H. H. Friedley, State Fire Marshal.
Frank Brower and family near Mexico hosted Mr and Mrs Didman on Sunday. Omer Lee and wife and Everley Hoover and wife visited Paul Dewald and wife. Miss Ethel Berger spent Sunday with Miss Arvilla Ogle. Mrs Fannie Stanton and son from Denver visited 5 D Berger and family. Nona Sullivan called in the afternoon. Mary Dice returned home from Kansas to visit her parents. Mollie Murphy and Libbie Murphy visited Joe Murphy. Louisa Lantz and Elba from Peru and Elmer Lantz of Denver were dinner guests of Frank Matthias and sister. S D Berger and daughter Hazel, Mrs Danes and Mr and Mrs E O Sullivan were afternoon callers.
Mrs. Everett Gage and three children from Youngstown Ohio arrived in Denver Sunday for an extended visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Carson and family and other relatives.
Columbus Ohio Coliseum, rebuilt from cattle barns at a quarter million cost, now hosts a 50 000 dollar pipe organ and the nation’s largest stage. It seats 8000, with 2000 on stage and 75 in the orchestra pit, housing daily pageants, organ recitals, concerts, lectures by Lowell Thomas and more amid fine acoustics.
A persuasive plea contrasts the immense value tied up in diamonds with investing in War Savings Stamps. It argues that $2,000,000,000 in government securities could fund better times, suggesting graduates and brides-to-be choose War Savings Stamps now rather than diamonds for long term gains.
Local notice invites readers to obtain sale bills at the Tribune Office. Advertises prices as right and work guaranteed for printing and distribution services.
Mrs Hal Maus joins the Tribune list of new subscribers this week and Miss Margaret Smith works as a clerk at the J T Donaldson store this week.
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