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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
3
The Tribune carries a postal notice of entry as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office dated April 12 1897 with Dice and Dice as editors and publishers.
The Denver Tribune published weekly in Denver Indiana for October 1 1919 lists L H Dice as publisher editor managing editor and business manager with owners including Della M Dice. No bondholders or other security holders holding 1 percent or more are named. Notary W T See attested October 2 1919.
United States Department of Agriculture warns farmers that land values in the Corn Belt including Iowa rise sharply as normal conditions return. Speculators reap profits while bona fide farmers risk heavy losses, especially when financed by credit. Advises cautious selling and prudent purchases with clear payment terms to avoid a sudden land boom collapse.
A string of social calls and visits unfolds as residents from Chili Peru Woolleytown and nearby towns visit relatives and friends. frequent sitters include the Dewald Sollitt Murphy and Dice families with multiple engagements noted on weekends and Sundays.
Shop advertises new tops and side curtains for automobiles and repair services. Guarantees satisfaction and invites customers to view materials and estimates for a neat, durable result.
L. C. Dukes and W. W. Sellers with David Fish traveled to Michigan on Wednesday morning to visit Dukes’s brother Earl Sellers and family for a few days.
Dr. Huffman of Rochester hosted by Miss Ethel Yoder over Sunday. Mrs. Gary Miller near Chili visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller Saturday. Mrs. J. M. Lee hosted her Leedy grandchildren of Deedsville over Sunday. Harve Ream and family from Huntington spent Sunday with Perry Tharp.
Ordinance No 3 establishes license fees in Denver Indiana for traveling peddlers auction concerns circuses and traveling entertainments. Fees range from 1.00 to 7.50 per day plus 2.00 for side shows and 2.50 for each day of entertainment. Violators face fines up to 10.00 or equal to the license fee and enforcement may proceed in local courts. The ordinance takes effect immediately after adoption.
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