Tribune Notice of Post Office Filing in Denver
The item notes the publication as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office with an April 12 1897 filing date and registration.
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Denver
Indiana
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
2
Samuel E Cook Seeks renomination in 1922 primary
Huntington County Democratic candidate Samuel E Cook, former Congressman in the eleventh district, runs for re nomination and asks voters support at the May 2 1922 primary.
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Samuel E. Cook
Huntington County
Hoover Notes Of Daily Life And Local Changes
Local column recounts visits and quarrels at Hoover with Crumpacker family, Osage County residents, and nearby trades. It notes railroad schedule changes, a shopper selling a store, rising illnesses, a buried resident May Harvey, hog shipments, and a move by E Grandstaff. Mentions crane-like snow nostalgia and sleigh riding lore.
Old Winter Memories From Peru and Pulaski County
A reader recalls severe winters in Peru and Pulaski County Indiana detailing snows from 1883 1885 and 1900 along with ice floods touching 3rd Street and 40 acres of wheat loss. The note mentions local farmers threshing feeding cattle and hardships from sand dunes pests and harsh early farming conditions while noting neighbors and community activities during those cold spells.
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Peru
Wabash
3Rd
Pulaski County
Ind
Buffalo robes and cutters in frontier outfits
Uncle John recalls horse and cow herd life with bells guiding to the outfit. Reverses show a fine cutter with buffalo robes. rigs cost twenty to forty dollars and were as prized as an automobile today.
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John
Mrs Ida Frick and Mrs Otto Baber Call on Mrs Henry Webster
Mrs Ida Frick and Mrs Otto Baber called on Mrs Henry Webster Monday afternoon, sharing news and updates in a informal social visit.
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Ida Frick
Otto’ Baber
Henry Webster
Christmas Entertainment At J N Boyce Residence
Mr and Mrs J N Boyce hosted a Christmas dinner at their west Yamhill home with relatives including A M Boyce W A Stroup Wayne Stroup E J Grimes from McMinnville Neil Stroup and daughter Marjorie and Mir iam Boyce of Portland O R Thompson from Sheridan Mrs Perry Tharp of Denver Indiana Homer Dilley and children Ruth and Lowell Boyce Also Miss Beatrice Long of Peru visited Mrs Tea Fouts. Lewis Gustin and wife returned to Denver from Franklin Jo Victor Long wife and daughter Lois visited Mr and Mrs A L Fouts. Mr and Mrs Cleve Staller of Perrysburg area visited Denver to see David Rockey and wife. Rev H W Park and son Paul Mrs Benson Park and Miss Nellie Waggoner were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs George Smith and daughter Pearl Sun ny
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Boyce
Yamhill
A. M. Boyce
W. A. Stroup
Wayne Stroup
E. J. Grimes
McMinnsville
Neil Stroup
Marjorie
Miriam Boyce
Portland
O. R. Thompson
Sheridan
Perry Tharp
Denver, Indiana
Homer Dilley
Ruth and
Lowell Boyce
Portland, Oregon
H. W. Park
Paul
Benson Park
Nellie Waggoner
George ‘Smith
Pearl
Sunny
Funeral Services and Local Notices in Mexico
Funeral of Aaron Maus held at the church of the Brethren with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery. Isaac Malott died suddenly of blood poisoning and was buried at Mount Hope Cemetery in Peru. Community updates note visits, quilting, illness, a shower for Mrs. Martha Kerschner, and local social calls.
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Aaron Maus
Church of the Brethren
Appleman
Plymouth
Greenlawn
Sam Sargent
Isaac Malott
Irvin Fisher
Mount Hope
Peru
Lewis Frick
Charley Black
M. E
Fritch
John McGuire
Otto Baker
Henry Webster
Mexico
Martha Kerschner
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Pet Snyder
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Oliver Cool
Perrysburg
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Oliver
Dale W, Flora
L. A. Shively
Carl Fisher
Auds
H. J. See
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Lewis Gustin
Franklin, Jo
Victor Long
Lois
Mrs. Long
Mrs
A. L. Fouts
Cleve Staller
David Rockey
Kline McGuire
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