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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
4
Indianapolis promoter Wayne Emmelmann leads a statewide push to crown Indiana’s Amateur Independent Basketball Champion. He previously organized a two day tourney in Indianapolis with twenty top amateur teams in the 150 pound class, delivering high quality basketball.
Twenty sectional tournaments will be held across the state. Winners proceed to the final at Indianapolis to determine the rightful champions of Indiana. Entry blanks for the big class will be ready this month and teams should write Wayos Emmelmann at 219 West Washington Street Indianapolis for information.
Indianapolis officials report sixty arrests for fish and game law violations in the week ending November 6. Additional reports suggest arrests for similar violations will rise this week. Last November saw 806 arrests.
700 Downing Gooseberries bushes offered at 25 or 35 cents each. Ground leased to Indiana Basket Mfg Co prompting sale. Mrs Charles Ege Denver Indiana.
The oldest established chiropractor in Millam County advertises treatments for all diseases including acute and chronic cases. Offers electricity massage and Swedish movements with free consultation and examination. Lady attendant available. Hours 9 to 11:30, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9. 564 North Broadway Peru Indiana. Phone 1842. Residence 1286.
The American Red Cross unveils a nationwideHealth Center program to fight disease and disability. Centers operate as community health stores with displays lectures and demonstrations to educate the public on prevention and care while linking residents to clinics hospitals and nurses.
Jesse Miller and family shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs A. A. Miller. Bertha Fah of Twelve Mile was in Denver on business.
Local residents and visitors are mentioned in a string of Sunday and weekend social roundups. Families travel to Indianapolis and Peru for gatherings, with Mrs. Maude Rohrer and others visiting relatives in Argos and Denver. Dr. E S Waymire and Clark Holtenbeck attend Shrine ceremonies in Murat Temple in Indianapolis.
Readers are urged to gift a year of The Youth's Companion at 2.50 for 52 issues, a Christmas present for all ages. New subscribers receive 1921 issues, remaining 1920 issues, a 1921 calendar, and McCall's Magazine for 1.50, all for 38.50. Subscriptions offered by Commonwealth Ave and St. Paul Street, Boston Mass.
Clifford Murphy of Stark Wisconsin becomes a Tribune subscriber. Mrs Murphy and their young son, who spent the summer in Denver, plan to return to their Wisconsin home the first of next week.
Notice calls all motor car owners to repair and recharge storage batteries and magnetos with reboring cylinder work and acetylene welding offered as specialties. Listing ends with a customer service pledge “Yours for Service.”
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