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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
3
The entry states second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12 1897. This note records mailing classification and date for newspaper circulation.
The Denver Tribune, weekly in Denver Indiana, publishes April 1922 details. Publisher, Editor, Managing Editor, and Business Manager are L H Dice. Owners include L H Dice and Della M Dice. no bondholders or other security holders above 1 percent. Notary W T See verifies sworn April 9 1922.
Jones Hardware Peru offers Westinghouse receivers and parts with operable models in stock. Local shop lists radio supplies and receiver components for enthusiasts in the Peru area.
Huntington County Democrat Samuel E Cook, who ran for Congress in the Eleventh District two years ago, seeks re nomination and asks voters to support him in the Republican primary on May 2, 1922. The notice also carries Cook urging readers to announce his candidacy for re nomination on the Republican ticket for Member of Congress, Primary May 2 1922.
Editor Tribune publishes declarations from two candidates for clerk of the Miami Circuit Court. ED G Marburger seeks Democratic nomination subject to May 2 1922 primary. M E Andrews seeks Republican nomination subject to May 2 1922 primary.
Incumbent Charles Wolf announces his candidacy for renomination and re election as Miami County Auditor. He asks Democratic voters to support him at the primary election held on Tuesday May 2 1922 and appreciates any assistance from the electorate.
Two notices from Frank E. Bradley and Mack H. Moon announce candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Recorder of Miami County. They ask voters to support them in the primary on May 2, 1922, and solicit assistance.
A series of notices from local editors and candidates declare bids for the sheriff’s office in Miami County. Names include William McElwee Jonas A Hostetler Bruce A Kelley with party designations and primary date set for Tuesday May 2 1922.
Editor Tribune notes Clarence Flora files as candidate for Trustee in Jefferson Township for the Democratic primary on May 2 1922. Flora appeals for voter support and states hope for re election if voters decide at the May 2 primary.
Public auction set for April 20, 1922 in Peru Indiana to satisfy a Miami County Circuit Court decree against Clyde Stockdale Alta Stockdale E Peters Wabash Valley Trust Company Rudolph Streuss and Moses Mayer. The sale includes multiple parcels totaling about 10.52 to 104 acres plus other described tracts in Denver and surrounding sections. If the debt remains unpaid the sheriff will offer remainingProperty for sale without reduction of value or appraisal.
Local notes show Rev. Lyon preached his final sermon of the conference year on Sunday. He made a business trip to Logansport on Monday and his wife and daughter joined him for supper with the Lewis Frick family that evening.
Mrs Otho Bunnell visited Mrs Omer Yoder last Tuesday forenoon. neighbors called on each other through the week. Fern Bayless celebrated her 11th birthday with a party and supper attended by friends and Miss Carrie Long. The Junior League met at Mary Bacon’s home Saturday. Several local residents traveled to Peru Saturday evening. Sunday guests included Dee Rannells family and Frank McElwee, with others visiting in the area. Rev Golden preached at the Baptist Church Sunday.
In Miami circuit court January term 1922 estate of Elmer E. Seltner Deceased administratrix Leona E Seltner presents final account and vouchers for examination April 7 1922 heirs creditors or divers interested must appear and show cause to approve or oppose. Butler & Cuthbertson attorneys.
The Rural Patron can subscribe for a daily paper at four dollars yearly. The Indianapolis News is cited as a leading example among America’s top newspapers for scope and accuracy.
Social visits featured C O Darck and wife with Mr and Mrs Lee Grimes and wives. A L Graal and wife from Logansport spent the weekend in Denver with Daniel and Mrs Baker. W E Howes and daughter Ruth of Logansport toured Denver. J H Ream and family from North Manchester visited Mrs Katie Sunday. Lawrence Rush, Grover Lee and J O Quick traveled to Logansport for business and called on A L Graat and wife.
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