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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
4
Store announces replenished stock across departments with silk sport hats priced at 8.95 each. Also features Women and Misses Wooltex Canta and Suits in navy serge tricotine and mixes with sale prices from 19.75 to 39.75. Coats in Wooltex and other fabrics offered 24.95 to 49.95. Fall corsets LaCamille in 10 styles 4.50 to 12.50.
Mrs Mary Berger accompanies her daughter as H F Ream of Huntington visits to oversee farm tasks and help haul wheat to market. Will Ream hauls logs to Fulton last week while Norman Hay has been spotted near the back street by the blacksmith shop this spring.
Cold rainy weather grinds through Deedsville with hail drowning several chickens and rats taking many birds. Farmers meet at the church to organize squads and invite joiners to the Farmers Federation as corn and hay look promising and workers prepare for further field work.
Community notes list sale bills at the Tribune Office and various local updates. Visitors include Will Landis and wife from Spencer New York and multiple families traveling to Kokomo for visits. Several residents report health changes with operations noted in Logansport and Indianapolis. Hominy meal and hog feed advertised at Hagee's Harness Store in Peru Indiana.
Mrs W S Danes of Peru hosted P B Sullivan and family Sunday guests. Elmer Ream of Denver dined with Frank Matthias. Roy Dillman and wife of Macy visited with Everly Hoover family. Mrs Louisa Lantz and daughter Elba with Mrs Alvena Kim visited Mary Sullivan. Mabel Lee and sister Wilma spent time with Mrs Swigart and Miss Dewald near Gilead. Mrs Canada of Peru called on the bedside of a sick brother.
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