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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
2
The notice states the Tribune is entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12 1897 and identifies filing or mailing status for publication.
The notice runs in the April 13 1922 political announcements. It states Samuel E Cook of Huntington County is a Democratic candidate for Congress in the eleventh district seeking renomination and asks support at the May 2 1922 primary. It also contains an editor request announcing candidacy for reelection on the Republican ticket for member of Congress in the May 2 1922 primary.
Editor Ed G. Marburger announces his Democratic bid for clerk of the Miami Circuit Court subject to the May 2 1922 primary. M E Andrews states he is a Republican candidate for the same office pending voter decision on May 2.
Multiple notices from William McElwee Mac Luey Atkammay and Bruce A. Kelley request Tribune publication of their candidacies for Sheriff of Miami County subject to the May 2, 1922 primary. Each letter asks for editor support and party nomination consideration.
Frank E. Bradley and Mack H. Moon announce their candidacies for the Democratic nomination for Recorder of Miami county. They compel voter support in the upcoming primary election on May 2, 1922, and request any assistance from supporters.
Announcing candidacy for renomination and re election to the office of County Auditor. Sends a message to the Democratic voters of Miami County urging support in the upcoming primary.
A candidate named Charles Wolf asks voters for support ahead of the Tuesday May 2 1922 election and expresses appreciation for any assistance.
Editor Tribune announces Clarence Flora seeks Democratic nomination for Trustee in Jefferson Township with May 2 1922 primaries. Flora asks voters support at the township primaries. The notice notes Flora seeks the Republican nomination for re election to Trustee, subject to township voters on May 2 1922 and asks for support.
The undersigned will offer to the highest bidder at the M. E. Parsonage in Mexico on Friday April 21 1922 items include beds dressers tables chairs rugs lamp s sewing machine and kitchen cabinets. Sale begins 1 o clock with cash terms and property to be removed only after terms met. Oscar B Lyon cart C Fisher auctioneer Ross Steel clerk.
Rural route notes list guests and visits across Denver Rochester Logansport and surrounding families. Individuals named include Ola Newbold Irvin Hetazner Glenn Brown Marie Lantz and several Reams plus the Berbers and Sullivans as community ties are described through Sunday and Wednesday gatherings. Illness of Mrs John L Dewald is also noted.
An elderly note recalls rat problems faced by Mr N Windsor of Rhode Island and promotes Rat Snap as an effective poison. It claims the product kills rats without affecting house pets and notes prices of 35c 65c and 1.25 with guarantee.
NEVSVILLE and Twelve Mile residents plus visitors share Sunday visits. The piece lists numerous households hosting relatives and friends from Huntington to Perrysburg, with church attendance noted and plans for a Juniors' play titled The Dust of the Earth. Edna Lockwood plans college in North Manchester while school ends next week.
Charles Webster and Gene La Rue haul wood from Tom ey's woods. The Baptist group redecorates their church. Charles Black and Lewis Frick trip to Penn. M E Ladies Aid met at Mrs. C. M. Harper's home. Otto Raber family motored to Marshall County. Charley Black business trip to Roan. Rev. Lyon and family plan move to Indianapolis. C F Golden bought spring wheat from Lewis Frick. Ernest Raber Robert Kennedy Lyman Breichbiel fished about seventy five fish. Rader and mother were in Peru trading.
Dr and Mrs B Andrews of Peru were Sunday visitors at the home of Merritt Murphy and his wife, the latter’s parents.
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