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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
7
An agricultural note explains that yellow corn provides larger and more economical gains for pigs than white corn, especially under limited green feed. Trials show yellow corn with tankage yields higher daily gain and lower feed per 100 pounds gain, even when priced similarly.
RURAB Route 2 resident Will Ream hauled wheat to Denver last week. Mr Dillman sat in a chair part of the time and remains very thin. A M Moore and family visited Mrs Moore’s mother Mary Berger last Friday. The Dewald Reunion is set for May 21 1922 at Weasaw. Gaylord See visited his uncle and aunt S D Berger for a few days. Mrs Henry See and children called on Mrs Sarah Berger Wednesday afternoon. Will Ream and family drove to Wabash Sunday to visit Ike Anson and family. Barger and Wm Gru also mentioned.
A young state college professor, seeking affection from female students, jokes about cake boxes. The women tease him, then later torment him on campus by pairing his crust comment with a reactionary scene. The next morning his chalkboard reads a taunting line about yesterday’s crust.
A reader quotes a remark about theft involving a wagon load of laundry valued at $50,000. The remark suggests the theft was a distinctly neat or spotless job.
An elderly shopkeeper claims keen observation proves a young couple will marry soon. He notes the girl bought paper and envelopes in rising amounts, then only half a dozen envelopes with five times as much paper, and misreads a reply about buying more as a sign of an impending wedding.
Nine pupils passed the second examination. They are Rose Griffith, Herman Hood, Howard Hiver, Vernault Francis Raber, Lois Miller, Allene Moore, Mary Greer, and Viole Pugh. Six were marked as conditionally passed while the rest failed. Albert Crowel has been on the sick list but is somewhat better.
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