Tribune notice from Denver Indiana opens second class
An item in The Tribune records an April filing noting second class matter status at Denver Indiana with postal processing details and archival reference.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
3
An item in The Tribune records an April filing noting second class matter status at Denver Indiana with postal processing details and archival reference.
The article warns that favorable conditions and a wet spring have boosted San Jose scale in southern Indiana. It urges dormant sprays now and recommends lime sulfur for summer treatment, with nicotine sulfate added in heavily infested orchards, to reach scales on twigs and branches.
W T See of Denver Indiana urges buyers to get his wool prices before selling this year. The note emphasizes competitive pricing and urges prompt contact. He plans to supply wool at favorable rates.
Local advertisement from Jones Hardware in Peru highlights black screen wire available in 3c square foot quantities and all widths. The listing emphasizes variety and pricing, suggesting a hardware option for wiring or display setups.
Indianapolis May 25 Forester Chas Deam of the state department of conservation begins inspections of woodland owners seeking forest land classification under a legislated program to encourage private forestry. Officials plan to supply thousands of seedlings from two state nurseries and expect to visit many counties to prevent further clearing and boost timber production while aiding wildlife and public health.
Local notes detail preparations at Donaldson's store for Avalon Farms products. Various residents and visitors from Peru and nearby towns are mentioned with shopping, travel, and social visits. The item lists discounts on furniture and autos, plus community events and dinners involving local families and business people.
Mrs James Staller spent Sunday with Lowell Ballee and wife. Mr and Mrs C O Derek motor to South Bend to visit his sister Mrs E E Saline and family, returning Sunday evening. Ager and Wiseley promote bird feed and farm supplies in Peru, announcing money saving options and Purina products. Remnants sale offered May 25 to 27 featuring half to one third off on fabrics and materials with many uses, inviting readers to visit town stores.
Local notice directs readers to obtain sale bills at the Tribune office. It notes the required handling of sale documents and may indicate dates or deadlines for pickup. The brief emphasizes convenience and public access to official sale material.
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