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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
2
Dice and Dice editors announce subscription rates dated September 12 1918. Rates vary by postal zones with annual and half year prices listed for first to third zones and fourth to eighth zones. Single copies mailed at five cents each.
Mr and Mrs Claude Yoder moved to a farm six miles south of Peru last Thursday. Mrs Yoder will be missed in the church and Sunday School. Several families were guests or visitors including the Bayless, Staller, Raber and Walser households. Rev Mikel preached at the M E Church Sunday evening. A Raber reunion occurred at Denver at the home of S D Raber. The Ol gens from Chicago visited to spend time with Mrs Olsen s mother Mrs Charles Walser. Maude Yoder is visiting her brother Claude.
You can deposit or withdraw without expense without disturbing the interest on the remainder of your account. Deposits before the 3rd start to draw interest immediately, otherwise from month end. All deposits draw 5 percent interest compounded quarterly. Investigate our savings plan at Home Savings & Loan Association 67 North Broadway Peru.
Walter Castor and family visited Mrs. Castor's parents, Charles Walser and wife. There were very few automobiles seen on the Rochester and Peru road Sunday, unlike previous Sundays when five or six push machines passed through.
Charles Eye and wife spent Sunday with P S Sullivan and wife. John Berger visits relatives in Peru this week. Margaret Smith of Denver guests of Hazel and Ethel Berger Tuesday night. Clarence Keim of Gilead visits uncle 8 D Berger Saturday night. Oma Steel and daughter of Kokomo guests of aunt Mary Sullivan. Edna Ream visits Mrs Alvena Ream Monday. Mary Berger and son John visit Mrs Mary Dewald Friday. John Yoder daughters Ethel and Orpha Maudie Gruwell Martha Fisher guests of S D Berger Monday. Ike Anson and family of Wabash visit with Joe Dillman and Will Ream families. Gladys Benedict Alta Berger Clarence Keim Art Yarian guests of Hazel and Ethel Berger Sunday. Lucile Harding visits grandparents at Fulton last week. Walt Murphy and wife of Akron call on son Frank Murphy and wife Saturday.
The notice area covers the Great War Fair dates September 23 to 28, 1918, and local items from North Manchester. It mentions groceries at Goffs and 25 cent coffee, moves by Alex White to Denver, Hog Tone tonic for hog income, Uncle Sam service, and a birthday party for Miss Ethel Berger with several attendees. Gerald Haines is at Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Russell Haines visits Hammond then returns for registration day.
A dramatic claim offers $100 to any case Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. The advertisement states the remedy acts through the blood to cure catarrh in all stages and promises constitutional benefit, urging readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio, with druggist sales at one dollar.
Roscoe Clingerman and family visited Floyd Hartzler and wife. Mrs Jno Shanks is ill with heart trouble. Farmers work silos and corn. Mrs Cox and daughter returned from Kokomo visit. Mrs Noah Miller hosts Colorado visitors. H P Berger and son dined with daughter Mrs Frank Whistler. Mrs Jno Tiller listed as sick. Mrs Paul Griswold back from West Point Kentucky. Flora Stuber family visited Charles Dewalt near Denver. Nellie Hartzler works for Frank Murphy near Weasaw.
The sugar division of the United States Food Administration states no extra sugar allowances for wine making, even for sacramental purposes, will be permitted in Indiana. The notice addresses restrictions on sugar allocations and emphasizes compliance with wartime control measures.
Dr. Harry E. Barnard, Indiana federal food administrator, says pastors may solicit sugar from congregations for sacramental wine. The plan requires contributions from home tables to avoid health risks. One other county is under investigation for similar sugar canning for wine.
GOFF'S promotes low prices on cash purchases across canned goods and staple groceries. The campaign highlights affordable everyday essentials and emphasizes value for money with simple checkout options.
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