Report of Farmers Bank Indiana 1918 Condition
Report of the condition of the Farmers Bank a Private Bank at Denver in Indiana at the close of business on August 31 1918. Noble B Hunt cashier swears to the truth and signs the document September 5 1918 before notary W T Lee with commission expiry 1922.
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Farmers Bank
Denver
Indiana
State of Indiana
County of Miami
Noble
Hunt
The
Nose B
Mrs Jessie Taylor Dies in Milwaukee After Stroke
Mrs Jessie Taylor sister of Mrs Merritt Murphy of Denver died at her Milwaukee home on Monday September 2 after a stroke suffered September 1. Raised in Warsaw she returned there with her body and will be laid to rest at the Warsaw Methodist Church.
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Denver
Jessie Taylor
Merritt Murphy
Milwaukee
Wisc
Taylor
Murphy
Warsaw
Richardson
Amos Woolley
Calvin Yoder Bound Over to Circuit Court
Calvin Yoder, Union Township man, shot his brother-in-law John Brubaker in the back with a .22 rifle last Monday. He appeared at a preliminary hearing before Justice Matt and was bound over to the Miami circuit court in the sum of $1,000. Prosecutor Arnold charges assault and battery with intent to kill. trial likely at the next term starting October 7.
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Calvin Yoder
Union
John Brubaker
Matt
Arnold
Miami
Few Autos Sunday Delays Pleasure Riding in Denver
The federal fuel administrator urged a Sunday ban on automobile pleasure riding and Denver motorists largely complied. With limited car use, many turned to buggies and bicycles while planned trips were canceled or postponed.
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Denver
Embalmer Licensed for Lewis Gustin Undertaking Business
Lewis Gustin has secured a licensed embalmer to handle his undertaking business during his absence and Mrs Lula Gus is tending the furniture store.
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Lewis
Gustin
Lula
Gus
Incis
Soldier Letter From Paris Island Describes Marine Training
Private Geo. Harvey Lee writes his parents from Paris Island detailing detention camp, maneuver grounds, and bayonet practice with the U.S. Marines. He praises his company and officers, notes upcoming rifle range time, and asks family to write and share news about wheat. He asks parents to forward Carl’s address.
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W. F. Lee
Harvey
United States Army
Paris Island
8. S. Co
Bat. Z. U.S
Carl
Geo
Harvey Lee Co
Bat
Gdf
Carolin
Tyner Garage Notice to Debtors at Farme Bank Denver Ind
Tyner Garage asks patrons and corporations who owe accounts at Farme Bank in Denver Indiana to settle without delay or the business will be forced to quit. The note is signed by Fira Marshall and ends with Yours Respectfully.
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Farme Bank
Denver
Ind
Fira Marshall
Cash and the Lowest Prices. Canned and Staple Groceries
GOFE'S advertises low prices on canned goods and staple groceries. The message emphasizes cash savings and value for shoppers seeking affordable everyday items. It presents a simple sales pitch with no additional details or dates.
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Gofe's
Liberty Loan Sales Kick Off Early in Indiana
The fourth Liberty Loan opens September 14, earlier than planned, with Indiana aiming to finish statewide quotas in three days after strong third loan results. Dudley Brattin of Peru chairs county efforts, appointing precinct chairmen and organizing efforts in Peru and surrounding townships, with Carrie Rhein leading the women’s section. Local township leaders include A D Graff and Dee Hood of Jefferson, Jos L Keim and Marian Boswell of Richland, and Burton Green and Q F Hodges of Union, meeting in Peru to finalize plans.
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Liberty
Indiana
Miami County
Dudley Brat Tin
Peru Chamber of Commerce
Brattin
Peru
Chamber of Commerce
Carrie Rhein
Mr. Brattin
Jefferson Township
A. D. Graff
Mexico
Dee Hood
L. A. Dukes
Denver
Russell Haines
Richland
Jos. L. Keim
John L. Connor
Marian Boswell
Union
Burton Green
Q. F. Hodges
Samuel F. Robbins
K of P Members Visit Charley Gruwell for Melons
A Sunday walking party from the K of P visited Charles Gruwell east of Denver to sample his watermelons and celebrate a life milestone. The group praised the melons as some of the finest this year, though Glen Smith lamented a fox squirrel outrunning him for half a mile before escaping the cage.
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K. of P
Charles Gruwell
Denver
Charley
Glen Smith
Sprains Ankle After Work Incident At Clover Huller
Edward Benedict suffered a badly sprained ankle Thursday at his clover huller when his foot slipped. To avoid a fall he jumped from the top of the machine and twisted his ankle on a board. He now uses crutches though the ankle is not broken. Woodkirk Wright of the Great Lakes Naval Training School arrived in Denver Saturday for a five day furlough before possible deployment and plans to visit his parents and old friends.
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Edward Benedict
Woodkirk Wright
Great Lakes
Denver
J. R Wright
Wood
Liberty Bond Holders Urged to Convert 4 Per Cent Bonds
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reports only about one seventh of 4 per cent Liberty bonds converted to 4 4 per cent bonds. Conversion window ends November 9 1918. Officials warn of lost interest and possible market price gap after expiry. Investors urged to convert now for higher ongoing interest and price advantage.
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Liberty
Bond Department
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
United States
Weasaw Home Coming Seeks Wide Participation
The Weasaw Church hosts the annual Home Coming on Thursday October 8. Former residents travel from distant states to join old friends for a big basket dinner and a program featuring several speakers and music by Hoover Class alumni. Extra efforts aim to ensure an enjoyable day.
Mrs. Waymire Goes to Join Husband in Des Moines
Mrs Elbert S Waymire leaves for Des Moines Iowa to join Lieut E S Waymire recently ordered from Ft Riley Kansas to Camp Dodge as a medical officer in the 19th Sanitary Train formed as the medical detachment of the U S Army She will stay with him while he is stationed there.
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Elbert S. Waymire
Des Moines
Iowa
E.S. Waymire
Ft. Riley
Kansas
Camp Dodge
U.S. Army
Winter Apples Harvest Drive Near Denver
L. V. Doud announces 9000 bushels of fine Winter Apples with picking starting September 16 in Grimes section at Miller Orchard four miles north of Denver. Other varieties available in orchards north of Chili. Orders can be placed by phone or at the orchard. phone 245 Chili.
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Miller Orchard
Denver
Chili
Orchard
L. V. Doud
Sergeant Roger Williams Arrives in England
Mrs. Louisa Williams reports a letter from her son Sergeant Roger Williams stating he has arrived safely in England and that all is well. The letter, written August 4, mentions he did not get sea sick and enjoyed the voyage.
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Louisa Williams
Roger Williams
England
Roger
Publishers Must Use Less Paper War Measure Hits Subscribers
The War Industries Board orders weekly papers cut 15 percent in newsprint use and eliminates all free copies and delinquent subscriptions over three months in arrears. The Tribune urges cooperation, warns of Nov 1 reporting, and notes possible rate increases while keeping current $1.25 and $1.50 zones.
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War Industries Board
the Tribune
War Industrial Board
week _ly
The
Tribune
Brower Dinner Hosts Noted Cousins Gathering
Mrs. Samantha Brower gave a dinner at her Denver home on Thursday for Brower cousins and near relatives. Attendees included Mrs. Jane Moody from Deedsville, Mrs. Margaret Kinzie from Hoovers, Mrs. Hale Warner from Rensselaer, Effie Collett and daughter from Arkansas, Catharine Kauffman and children from Ripley Tennessee, Mrs. W. W. Kirby and daughter, Mrs. Miller and her son Wayne, Merritt Murphy, Della Cover, B. R. Fagan, and Lydia Woolley. The hosts report a fine dinner and pleasant day.
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Samantha Brower
Brower
Denver
Jane Moody
Deedsville
Margaret Kinzie
Hoovers
Hale Warner
Rensselear
Effie Collett
Porter
Arkansas
Catharine Kauffman
Ripley
Tenn
W. W. Kirby
Miller
Wayne
Notice of Election of Trustees for Weasaw Cemetery
A meeting will be held Thursday October 3 1918 at the Weasaw Church to elect trustees for the Weasaw cemetery. All interested persons are requested to be present. Joseph Berkheiser, President. Reliable Coffee 25¢ a pound at Goff's.
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Weasaw Church
Weasaw
Joseph
Berkheiser
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Henry Lewis
Levi S. Eikenberry
Nobile B. Hunt
U. S
U.S
Cirquit
Tyner Garage
Liberty Loan
Goff’s
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