Tribune Postmark Notice at Denver Indiana
The notice records that The Tribune is entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office with a date of April 2 1897.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
2
The notice records that The Tribune is entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office with a date of April 2 1897.
Governor James P. Goodrich urges Indiana residents to back the Salvation Army drive to raise 13 million dollars for home service after World War I. The message appears alongside local notes from Twelve Mile, detailing farm work, plantings, and community activities.
A Twelve Mile update notes several days without rain, farmers pushing work to plant corn, and spring rains finally easing hindrances. Wheat oats and meadows look fine, business is booming, and hogs at 21 dollars per hundred pounds oats 75 cents a bushel eggs 42 cents a dozen. Edith Grabel adds a house addition on North Street. Visitors included Macy callers Thomas Clemmans John Clemmans Ephriam Bockover and son Earnest.
David Fisher subscribes for the Tribune for his Los Angeles son. John Yoder returns from Michigan to vote on Denver incorporation. On April 18 Henry Entley hosted guests from Pettysville Wabash Denver and others, enjoying music and praising Newman Bros piano players.
The Star Class meets weekly to craft a comfort item for a Kentucky mission. Mrs. Bertha Lee is on the sick list this week with Miss Margaret Allman assisting. Mrs. Rhoda Rhineberger visited Converse last week with sister Mrs. A. E. Miller and husband.
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