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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
5
The notice identifies Dice and Dice as editors and publishers with the paper entering second class mail at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12 1997.
A political notice dated Thursday April 20 1922 announces candidacy for Congress. The brief item states the person will seek election and outlines intent to campaign locally and respond to constituents. No further details on name or district are provided in the excerpt.
Samuel F. E. Cook of Huntington County seeks re nomination for Congress in the eleventh district as a Republican. He asks voters to support his candidacy at the primary on May 2, 1922.
ED. G. Marburger announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the Miami Circuit Court with primary on May 2 1922 and solicits voter support. M. Kk. Andrews announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for clerk of the Miami Circuit Court with primary on May 2 1922.
William McElwee editor announces as sheriff candidate in Minami county under Democratic banner for May 2 1922 primary. Joseph Sell, editor, seeks Republican nomination for sheriff of Miami county on May 2 1922 primary. Bruce A Kelley announces Democratic nomination for sheriff of Miami county with May 2 1922 primary.
Two local notices announce candidates for the Democratic nomination for Recorder of Miami County to be decided at the May 2, 1922 primary. Frank E. Bradley and Mack H. Moon urge voter support and assistance.
Fox announces candidacy for renomination and reelection to County Auditor as a Democrat in Miami County, seeking the voters’ support at the upcoming primary.
Charles Wolf solicits voter support for the upcoming May 2 1922 election and asks for any assistance to help his campaign. He thanks readers and urges favorable consideration from the electorate.
Clarence Flora announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Trustee of Jefferson Township with support sought from voters at the May 2 1922 primary. A reply is requested to favor the Republican re election bid and to secure voter support at the same May 2 1922 primary.
Mrs. Charles Bayless and family travelled to Mexico to visit relatives while others in Perrysburg kept up with visits across town. The piece lists numerous callers including the Yoders, Bunnells, and Dague family, plus notes Delbert Mills returning from North Manchester and Ruth Powell joining the Long household for summer duties.
An advertisement claims Mr M Batty of R I promotes Rat Snap bait with a guarantee. It boasts about killing rats for two weeks then stopping, and questions who informed them about the product. It lists prices five cents, one dollar twenty five cents, five cents.
Edna Fabl Irene Charlotta Kotterman Ester Ruth Frick attended a Sunday gathering hosted by Lacey and Beulah Bader. Gale Rader and family and Henry Rader group visited Logansport. Charley Black visited Peru on business. Rev Trout moved into the parsonage. Regular Parent-Teachers meeting drew large attendance with a good program. Several area residents called on Lewis Frick and family Sunday afternoon. Methodist parsonage is being papered.
Walter Schroll his wife and daughter and Joe Wikel and his wife spent Sunday afternoon in Deedsville enjoying a quiet social outing.
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