Tribune Denver Notice of Second-Class Postage
The Tribune Denver announces it is entered as second-class matter at the Denver Indiana post office with a filing date of April 12, 1897.
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Indiana
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
10
War Savings Stamps Offer Higher Return Than Liberty Bonds
The War Savings Stamp offers 4 percent compounded quarterly if held five years and never drops below par, paying 3 percent monthly over investment. New $100 and $1,000 stamps will debut, selling at $83.40 and maturing to $100 and $1,000, with profits of $17 and $170 respectively. John C. Mellett comments.
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Treasury Department
Indianapolis News
Springsteen
Indiana War Savings Committee
John C. Mellett
Spray Now To Save Remain Der Of Fruit
The article urges immediate spraying of fruit trees after April freezes to protect blighted crops. State entomologist Frank N. Wallace notes fruit that escaped frost will fetch higher values due to brief age, and growers fear neglecting even small crops could cost them later.
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Frank N. Wallace
Indiana growers hopeful for apples and peaches after frost
County Agent H. E. Ackerson notes fruit loss is not complete as some live blossoms remain. Purdue horticulture reports optimism despite rain delaying pollination. sprays recommended to protect any remaining fruit, with timing varying by region.
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H. E. Ackerson
Horticultural Department
Purdue University
Indiana
Family Gatherings Highlight Weekend Visits and Homecomings
Claude Yoder and family joined by Omer Lee and kin spent Sunday at a camp on Eel River with a noon fish dinner. Gordon Grimes returns from overseas duty to a Denver family gathering with multiple relatives present. Edwin Cunningham, recently home from France, and Rev. Charles Sharp visited A C Cunningham family. other local relatives shared meals and church attendance.
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Claude Yoder
Omer Lee
Daniel Baker
J. O. Quick
Emil Schnieder
Eel River
James Wilkinson
Peru
Charles Grimes
Denver
Gordon Grimes
Grimes
Lee Grimes
Pettysville
Hal Maus
Town
Clint Grimes
Robert
South
Edwin Cunningham
John and
Ethel Cunningham
Charles Theo Sharp
Linton
Ind
A. C. Cunningham
Edwin
France
Rainbow Division
Wilson backs Salvation Army Home Service Fund
President Wilson cables endorsement of the Salvation Army Home Service Fund Campaign to be held in May 1926. The message to Commander Miss E Booth of Salvation Army in New York expresses strong support and gratitude for the Army’s work.
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Wilson
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Miss E. Booth
Salvation Army
West Fourteenth Street, New York
Out of Love Club Sponsored by Salvation Army
The Out of Love Club is a Salvation Army program aiding loveless girls who regain workaday life. Life members pledge to maintain friendliness, dress simply, and avoid gossip with suspension possible. The club supports the House Service Fund campaign aiming for 13 million dollars in May 1926.
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Salvation Army
Salvation Army Corps
Salvation Army House Service Fund
Salvation Army Seeks Home Service Fund Support
New York report notes national campaign to replenish depleted resources and resume direct contact services with servicemen. The Salvation Army returns from overseas duties and plans peacetime activities after aiding 2,000,000 American troops.
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Our
New York
France
Salvation
Salvation Army appeals for 13 million Home Service Fund
The Salvation Army, praised by 2,000,000 Doughboys for gallantry, seeks a $13,000,000 Home Service Fund during a May 19 to 26 campaign in the United States. The drive aims to restore its finances and end ceaseless fundraisers, allowing workers to focus entirely on evangelistic and social service duties.
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Salvation Army
Pershing
France
America
United States
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