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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
2
Milton Kraus announces Republican bid for re election to Congress at the primary on May 4. He seeks renomination and asks party voters to support him in the contest.
Samuel E. Cook of Huntington County seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Eleventh district in the May 4 1920 primary. Chas A Cole declares candidacy for Judge of the Miami Circuit Court on the Democratic ticket subject to the same primary. David E Rhodes runs as Republican for Judge of the Miami Circuit Court in the May 1920 primary.
Editor Tribune announces Clyde B stockdale as a candidate for the Democratic primary on May 4 seeking nomination as Joint Representative for Miami and Fulton counties in the State Legislature.
Rodney H Bayless declares his bid for Prosecuting Attorney of Miami County subject to the Democratic primary on May 4 1920. The Denver Tribune editor confirms Bayless as a candidate for the nomination in the primary.
A candidate for the Miami County representative seat must navigate the Democratic primary. The outcome will determine the party’s nominee for the upcoming election cycle and influence local political proceedings.
Georges Burke seeks the Democratic primary nomination for Sheriff of Miami County subject to the May 4 1920 primary decision. Burke runs as a candidate in the county race.
Hugh B Holman announces candidacy for Joint Representative to Indiana Legislature for Miami and Fulton counties. Burton Green notes re election plans subject to Republican primary on May 4. Rochester Indiana editor Tribune publishes the notice.
A regional land-buyer pitch touts high profits per acre in Saskatchewan's Davidson District with promises of low taxes and cheap excursion rates. The ad claims large yields with minimal effort and invites readers to request maps and facts by sending a postal today. It targets buyers via the Kent Farm Agency based in Lemeke Ridge, Indianapolis.
For sale at all times 40 to 50 used cars in best shape ready for use Trial allowed All representations guaranteed In our present location for 40 years Open evenings and Sunday mornings Broadway Auto Exchange 109 111 South Broadway Peru Ind.
An excellent surgical and medical training offer with liberal salary board and room. Graduate registered nurse in two years under Illinois law. Two and three year courses. Information at Montrose Ave Hospital 2546 Montrose Ave Chicago Illinois. Private nurses earn 85 to 50 dollars weekly including room and board.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy that treats catarrh through the blood and mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered for any case not cured, with circulars and testimonials available and the product sold by druggists.
Assessments are due and must be paid by June 1. Assessments payable at Citizens State Bank, Denver. Cemetery Trustees.
Mrs Rollie Bacon visited Mrs Omer Yoder on Tuesday afternoon. Maude Yoder and Roth Buck stayed overnight in Denver with the grandmother Mrs Daniel Sunday and traveled to Peru Wednesday morning. Omer Rannells pair visited Peru Friday. Maude Yoder spent last week with brother Claude Yoder near Loree. Omer Yoder and Hazel attended Peru Saturday afternoon. Ray Bunnell, employed in Indianapolis, was home over Sunday. Vera Flarris of Indianapolis visited relatives and returned to her school Monday. Rev Duryee preached at the M E Church Sunday evening. Baptists held services both morning and evening. Florence Knauff of Peru visited her parents Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Henry Knauf and the Knauff family visited the elder Knaufs home on Sunday. Charles Bayless and family returned to Perryaburg Saturday after purchasing the Albert Fair property. Mr and Mrs George Staller and their son Ellis from Mexico were in Perrysburg Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Mattie Conn spent the weekend in Logansport. Samuel Shoemaker is rather poorly at this writing. Mrs. Henry Keim spent Friday with Mrs. Henry Donald. Floyd Conn was in Gilead Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heeter and son George have returned to their home east of Gilead after spending the winter in Florida. Mrs. Truman Hartzler spent several days with her father last week. Several from this vicinity have been attending the Myers trial at Peru. Loren and Elmer Butt of Hammond spent the weekend with their parents. Everly Hoover had the measles. Alfred Easterday was in Macy Saturday evening. Vernon Zegaluse and Truman Hartzler were in Peru Saturday. Valentine Easterday called on Henry Dawald Sunday.
L H Dice transacted business in Chili Wednesday evening. Mrs Kate Stowman of Mexico is a new subscriber to the Tri bune. Dr KE Waymire and wife returned home from Fort Wayne. Harley Myers of Chili traveled to Denver Wednesday forenoon. Carrie Shoemaker spent weekend with friends in Rochester. Mrs Edgar Stanton and son Edward shopped in Peru Wednesday. Forest Long of Peru visited his aunt Ina Fouts on East Harrison. Mrs Sarah Smith of Churubusco is in Denver visiting Glenn Smith family. Jesse Guise and daughter Esther visiting southern state relatives. Sarver family were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs John Fahl and Miss Emma Berkheiser. W R Doty and wife returned to Logansport after visiting Denver. Jones Hardware Peru offers special sale next Monday and Tuesday. Norman Patterson, recently in Detroit, returns home to spend summer with mother Mrs P M Smith. Mrs Floyd Guinn visited Orphans Home School primary room. Sapho Wright, sister of Mrs Guinn, is the teacher. Fruit trees grapes rose bushes at special low prices. Mrs Charles Stowman of Kansas City was in Denver visiting her husband’s parents. she then visited Logansport before returning home. Mr and Mrs Foster Long hosted Sunday dinner with Amos Long and family. Rev H W Park, Clyde Stockdale and families, Curtis Stockdale, Charles Long, Elvin Long and daughter Florence, Ina Fouts and Forest Long.
April 18 brought heavy rain as Arthur Ward drove his daughter Marie and Miss Carrie Long to North Manchester to enroll in school. Lon Luckenbill and wife visited in Peru. Mrs. E. B. Smith hosted family visits with various relatives. James Read is reported very poorly.
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