Denver Indiana Post Office Second Class Matter Date
The notice marks the item as second class mail with entry at the Denver Indiana post office dated April 2, 1897.
22 Nov 1923
Page 2
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1923
Page
2
The notice marks the item as second class mail with entry at the Denver Indiana post office dated April 2, 1897.
A bill booster claims citizens engage in widespread “heir buying,” noting Chicago shoppers head to New York while Londoners patronize Paris. The muddled piece argues local buying habits are inefficient and the Hull scheme would improve trade.
Henry Knraff traveled to Peru on business last Tuesday. Mrs Elvis Wildman and baby of Deedsville visited her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Bulsbaugh. Don Trent and family of Denver visited Otho Bunnell and family Tuesday. Emanuel Yoder owns a new Buick. Harry Knapp and Delbert Mills went to Peru Thursday night for The Covered Wagon at Liberty Theatre. Rosco Miller and Omer Yoder spent Friday in Deedsville then helped John Miller in Peru Saturday. Mrs L L Buck shopped in Peru Saturday. Ray and wife of Peru visited home folks Saturday night and Sunday. Charles Bayless and family visited Truman Knraff. C C Harris and wife with Otho Bunnell and daughter Evelyn and John Brubaker and wife visited Milton Wilson. Mrs L L Buck called on Mrs Omer Yoder and daughter Sunday afternoon. Rev Golden and Rev Johnson led a girls and boys meeting Sunday afternoon. Ellen and Nora Cunningham visited their uncle George Brubaker. Chester Raber and family visited Charles Knauff. Cecil Buck, working east of Peru for Carter Butt, spent Sunday with his parents. W M Teel, wife and baby and Mrs L L Buck went to Peru Monday forenoon. Henry Knraff and Omer Yoder were in Peru Monday afternoon. Mirel Kruell moved from C C Harris farm south of the Burg to a farm near Akron.
Lowell Ballee made a business trip to Peru Saturday evening. Mrs. Mary Berger was the guest.
In Denver and Rochester area homes, residents exchanged calls and visits. Names such as Mia, Sarah Fahl, Miss Idm ae Berkheiser, Mrs Tessie Ballea, Mary Berger, Ambrose Moore, Peru, and South Bend guests were noted as visiting relatives and friends over the weekend.
Grandmother Mrs. Snyder is very sick and staying at her son Bert Snyder's home. Several local residents are named in a string of neighborhood notes including visits, calls, and small domestic events from the prior days and weekend.
Quote emphasizes that broad education is essential for democracy. It argues that progress depends on raising the average level of intelligence across society, not just among a few educated individuals, and cites the role of educators in addressing this shared challenge.
Local column lists items and notices including a kitchen cabinet for sale at 18 dollars. Families warn trespassing and hunting restrictions on farms owned by Mrs Russell Long and others. Named individuals Ira and Charles Eikenberry and A J Long appear with farm access refusals.
Special 69c price on Gem and Ever-Ready safety razors at Jones Hardware in Peru. Xmas is coming and repair shop Ager and Wiseley at 22 26 West 3rd Street offers auto repairs including new side curtains, celluloid work, and repairs. call for service.
A historical overview traces the Christmas Seal movement in America from its 1907 start selling 300,000 seals to 384 million in 1922 and over 1 billion distributed in a given year. It notes the shift from Red Cross sponsorship to the National Tuberculosis Association and aims for Indiana's $200,000 state goal with select counties contributing roughly ten cents per capita.
Lydia Jane Sarver, widow of Ballard Sarver, died at her Mexico home Saturday afternoon after a two year heart illness. Born in West Virginia on August 3, 1846, she was 77. Survived by daughter Victoria Ann Dixon. sons David Sarver, C W Sarver, and John. eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 PM Monday at the Methodist Church in Mexico. interment Green Lawn Cemetery. Rev. Trout officiated. She had long been a Methodist church member.
Mrs. Nora Fouts who underwent an operation at Logansport hospital was moved Sunday to the home of her sister Mrs. Walter Bond and her husband in Mexico where she is convalescing nicely. Atkins cross cut saws priced from 4.65 dollars and up. Sig values in axes Winchester and Kelly Jones Hardware Peru.
The ad argues catarrh worsens when run down and claims the remedy treats local symptoms with an ointment and boosts health with an internal tonic. It asserts decades of sales and credits FB J. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio as the maker and distributor.
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