Milton Kraus Seeks Republican Rep Nomination
Milton Kraus announces candidacy for renomination to the U S Congress on the Republican ticket in the upcoming primary held May 4. He records his declaration in the Denver Indiana political announcements.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
2
Milton Kraus announces candidacy for renomination to the U S Congress on the Republican ticket in the upcoming primary held May 4. He records his declaration in the Denver Indiana political announcements.
Huntington county resident Samuel E Cook seeks the Democratic nomination for congressman in Indiana's Eleventh district at the May 4, 1920 primary.
David E Rhodes announces his candidacy for the office of Judge of the Miami Circuit Court subject to the Democratic primary on May 4 and requests support from readers. He also announces a Republican ticket candidate for the same judge position subject to the primary nominating convention on May 4 1920.
Clyde B Stockdale announces his name as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Joint Representative of Miami and Fulton counties in the State Legislature, pending the May 4 Democratic primary election.
Rodney I Bayless announces his candidacy for the office of Prosecuting Attorney for Miami County subject to the Democratic Primary on May 4 1920. He is editor of the Denver Tribune and seeks the nomination in the upcoming election.
A candidate declares bid for the Miami County district seeking the Democratic primary decision. The announcement names the individual as a prospective representative and signals intent to compete in the party primary.
George S Burke announces Sueghor as candidate for Sheriff of Miami County subject to the Democratic primary convention on May 4 1920.
Hugh B. Holman of Rochester announces candidacy for Joint Representative to Indiana legislature for Miami and Fulton counties. Burton Green endorses re election ahead of the republican primary on May 4 in Rochester.
April weather brings rain and snow marks a cold month with fifty one snows this winter. Last Friday the Twelve Mile High School held its graduation exercises with seven graduates and a full crowd as Rev Whitman gave the address and Logansport orchestra provided music. Local church life notes include Bethlehem M E Church getting Rev O B Young, Interchurch World Movement talk in the Twelve Mile Christian Church, and Ruths Wise Choice sung by the Sunday School. Local items mention old apple tree on Sea born Doudgeon farm, Unoer Grover letters from Kansas City, and Hoosier potato price.
Advertisement for Davidson District Saskatchewan land sale promising high profits per acre with low taxes and production costs. Claims advantages of large acreage and urgent limited-time opportunity. Offers cheap excursion rate Tuesday, maps and facts provided by Kent Farm Agency Lemcke Ridge Indianapolis.
A shop advert promotes a chamois skin and sponge to protect car paint and keep varnish bright. Available at Hagee's Harness Store in Peru Indiana.
Classifieds advertise 40 to 50 used cars at Broadway Auto Exchange in Peru with trial use and guaranteed representations. Training options offered to become a nurse with Montrose Avenue Hospital in Chicago and private nurses pay weekly. Local society notes report visits and illnesses among Peru, Elwood, and nearby residents.
Frank Rody of Butler called on friends in Denver Saturday. Little Miss Julianna Farner was dinner guest of Mrs. J. W. Dice Tuesday. Mrs. D. C. Stowman is shopping in Peru and Logansport today. Mrs. Israel Keplinger of Peru, previously ill, is somewhat better. Trustee D. S. Hood of México transacted business in Denver Wednesday. Mrs. Ida Ege and Mrs. Eli Mentzer visited Mrs. Lizzie Tharp Sunday afternoon.
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