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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
8
Community items from Denver Indiana list health updates and visits. Burton Gree of Perrysburg travels to Denver while families, local schools, and merchants discuss sales join subscriptions to Tribune and Youths Companion. Cancer flu health, moving plans, and local trades feature amid a busy social calendar.
A short notice urges readers to apply for an automobile license promptly. It cautions against waiting until a need arises and risking arrest for motor law violations. The ad mentions an application filled by Dice and directed to a public authority.
The notice lists several 1919 clubbing deals adding Tribune with magazines and papers at discounted yearly rates. Examples include McCalls Magazine with the Tribune for 1.95 and The Youths Companion with the Tribune for 3.00. Additional combinations add other titles and zones pricing.
The Tribune and four magazines for $1.80. Miss Pearl Ballee visited her parents Mr and Mrs W H Ballee Saturday night and Sunday. H Johnson of Little Rock Ark was in Denver Monday visiting his brother in law D C Stowman and wife before returning home. Curtis Stockdale seeks band organizers in Denver. Mrs Ann Arnest remains ill. Sam Kinzie and two children visited Newton Bell. John Charles left Kokomo for Komomo due to his son in law George Lane's influenza illness. Lane showed slight improvement upon Charles leaving Saturday evening.
W H Burke announces the oldest established chiropractor in Miami County offering electric, massage and Swedish movements for acute or chronic diseases. Free consultation and examination with a lady attendant. Office hours from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9, at North Broadway opposite McCaffrey's Store, 1842. Residence 1286.
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