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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
3
The Tribune states the publication is entered as second class matter at the post office in Denver Indiana with a filing date of April 1897.
Democratic candidate Samuel E Cook of Huntington County runs for re nomination in the eleventh district at the 1922 primary. Editor announces Cook also seeks Republican nomination for Member of Congress in the May 2 primary.
Two candidate notices for Miami Circuit Court clerk show D G Marburger seeking Democratic nomination and M E Andrews seeking Republican nomination. Both announce candidacy and urge voter support ahead of the May 2 1922 primary.
Editor Tribune prints multiple notices from George W. Doggett William McElwee and Bruce A. Kelley announcing their candidacies for sheriff of Miami County. All are subject to party primaries on Tuesday May 2 1922 and seek voter support.
Charles Wolf asks voters for support in the upcoming election on Tuesday May 2 1922. He expresses appreciation for any assistance and urges help from the community.
Editor Tribune announces Clarence Flora as a Democratic candidate for Jefferson Township Trustee in the May 2, 1922 primaries seeking Democratic voter support. Also notes Flora seeks Republican renomination for the same office and asks voters for support in the May 2 election.
Two Democratic nomination notices run by Frank E. Bradley and Mack H. Moon. They ask voters to support them at the primary on May 2, 1922, noting the decision rests with Democratic voters and soliciting assistance.
AvupiTor seeks renomination and re election to the office of County Auditor subject to the will of the Democratic voters of Miami County at the primary.
The author narrates a health recovery in 1922 and invites readers to join a hay-loading trip from Evergreen Farm across South Dakota routes. He explains local power lines, dangers, and a unique regional landscape including the Figure Eight landmark, the L. t. L. highway, and multiple town connections. The piece notes Florea estate lands, prairie grasses, and booster plans for a Franklin Highway event from Sioux Falls to Armour, with regional interest from surrounding towns.
The entry notes farmers in the field planting small grain while alfalfa greens and hogs feed on fresh spring grass. It mentions a wet last week with mild dishing and a card from Uncle Howard in Florida showing two darkey children with a caption about love.
Easter Sunday services in Denver featured special programs at the Methodist and Baptist churches. The Methodist Church held a large Sunday School with 135 attendees, distributed candy favors, welcomed new members Rev H W Park baptized six converts and led two baptisms including Gladys and Juanita. The Baptist Church offered Easter music and a sermon by Pastor C F Golden followed by six baptisms including Treva Ream and family.
Numerous Peru residents and relatives from Indianapolis Kokomo Stansville Eben ez er and nearby towns spent the weekend visiting family members. Highlights include Harry Varney dining with S D Stoffer and family and Easter dinners with the Woolleys Keisters Solts and Dixons, plus trips to Denver and Stansville.
In Mire Crandall Iowa she recalls last spring when rats killed many baby chicks. She says Rat-Snap saved later hatches and was sold in small packages at low cost.
DUKES HARDWARE offers wall paper cleaner at 10c via Mrs Sarah Fahl who has improved from illness. Mr and Mrs Elbert Zook of Logansport visited Denver relatives. Lewis Shafer and family hosted Easter dinner for Claude Haines Louis Haines and James Staller and families. Merritt Murphy travelled to Peru for cousin Mettie Metsker’s illness and Metsker moved to Dukes Hospital for care. Isab eggs from Buff Orphingtons offered by THOMAS DeFABRITUS. Lee Fisher Nora Fouts and Floyd spent Easter at Mexico with Mrs Walter Bond family. Ver nice, Ashland College student, spent Easter with parents.
KE D Leavitt, formerly of Denver and Perrysburg, has moved back to Shirley to reopen his old general store. He reported strong early business on opening day, including taking in more than one thousand dozen eggs. He previously sold real estate in Rochester after leaving Shirley.
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