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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
5
The notice outlines annual and half yearly subscription prices by postal zones. First to third zones charge 1.25 per year, 0.65 for six months, 0.35 for three months. Fourth to eighth zones charge 1.50 per year, 0.75 for six months, 0.40 for three months. Single copies cost 5 cents each.
Federal Fuel Administration for Indiana requests county fuel chiefs urge abstaining from Sunday automobile use during the Liberty Loan Campaign on September 29. The note explains the request is voluntary and aims to stock gasoline by choosing alternate travel dates. Local notices mention various residents and travel plans, including Ed Miller, Edythe Baker, J. W. Garritson, Mrs. W. Q. Piper, and Mrs. Smeltzly moving to Texas.
Farmers are urged that tile drained land can be worked sooner and yield crops earlier than undrained soil. Drainage boosts production and land value, with first year gains often covering the cost. The message appeals to duty to country and family to invest in drainage.
A brief wartime appeal urges farmers to strive for a bigger and better crop next year and to avoid disappointing the country. The note emphasizes national morale and agricultural progress.
Mrs. Mary Smith of Walton and Mrs. Frank Packard of Onward visited Mrs. A. L. Davis Wednesday night with Mrs. Ann Arnest joining for dinner and supper. Guests include Mrs. Blair Frickie and son Robert visiting from her parents in town and plans to join her husband in Washington DC. Various residents from Peru, Deedsville, Twelve Mile, and nearby farms were noted visiting, church activities, and travel for work or social visits.
The annual Weasaw Home Coming will be held at the Wea Saw Church northwest of Denver next Thursday October 3rd. Organizers expect a large crowd and are making plans for a big day.
Mr and Mrs B Green and daughter Susie spent last Thursday visiting friends near Rochester.
Public sale of household goods on Thursday October 3 1918 at the Athia home in Mexico Indiana includes beds, springs, mattresses, a Singer sewing machine, tables chairs and dishes plus stove plumbing and garden tools. Terms announced day of sale. Rufus Kinzie as auctioneer.
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