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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
2
Public notice records indicate the Denver Indiana post office is designated as second class matter with filing date April 12 1897 per Tribune notices.
Samuel E. Cook of Huntington County announces his candidacy for re nomination to Congress on the Republican ticket in the May 2, 1922 primary. He was the Democratic candidate for the eleventh district two years ago and seeks party support for another run.
Ed G. Marburger announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the Miami Circuit Court. He asks Miami County voters to support him in the primary on Tuesday May 2 1922 and requests any assistance from supporters.
County Clerk candidate M E Andrews declares intent to seek the Republican nomination for clerk of the Miami Circuit Court. The decision rests with voters at the primary on Tuesday May 2.
Auditor candidate Charles Wolf announces he is seeking renomination and re election to the office of County Auditor in Miami County. He asks the Democratic voters to support him at the primary election on Tuesday May 2 1922 and appreciates any assistance.
The undersigned announces candidacy for Democratic nomination for Recorder of Miami County subject to the voters at the May 2 1922 primary. Bradley seeks the support of voters and will highly appreciate their backing.
Jefferson Township voters are asked to support Clarence Flora in the May 2 1922 primary for the office of Trustee. Flora requests voter approval and places his candidacy before the Democratic electorate.
Campaign note from Tack H. Moon announcing candidacy for Miami County recorder. He seeks support from Democratic voters at the primary on Tuesday May 2, 1922. Moon asks for any assistance to his bid.
George W Doggett announces his bid for sheriff of Miami County as the Democratic Party candidate in the upcoming primary on Tuesday May 2 1922. Voters’ support is solicited.
In the Miami County Indiana circuit court a decree requires Clyde B Stockdale et al to pay Citizens State Bank of Denver a sum of 46091.07 with interest and costs. Sheriff Homer Fenters will offer the property at public sale April 20 1922 between 10 AM and 4 PM at the Miami County Court House Denver Indiana. The description covers multiple parcels including parts of sections 17 18 19 in Township 28 North Range 4 East and adjoining tracts totaling 12.78 acres up to 104 acres with various boundaries and exceptions and a 27 acre parcel. If rents and profits do not cover the decree the sheriff may sell additional parcels to satisfy the judgment. The sale is without relief from valuation or appraisement laws.
Estate No. 5170 Miami circuit court January term 1922 notices Leona E Leitner Administratrix filed final settlement for the estate of Eimer E Seitner Deceased. The final account will be examined April 7 1922 all heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Witness Andrew Clerk Miami Circuit Court Peru Indiana March 18 1922 Butler and Cuthbertson Attorneys for Estate.
The Miami Circuit Court appointed Walter H. Nisbet administrator of the estate of William McClellan Nisbet, late of Miami County, Indiana, on March 24, 1922. The estate is believed solvent. Attest: M. E. Andrews, Clerk. Tillett & Lawrence, Attorneys.
The undersigned was by the Clerk of Miami Circuit Indiana in vacation on March 28 1922 appointed Administrator of the estate of Mary A Peters late of Miami County deceased. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. R J D Peters Attest M FE Andrews Clerk
Seed stock bulk sale listed by Jones Hardware covering fresh garden seeds available in Peru and Mexico. Local shoppers urged to visit store for current varieties and pricing.
An advertisement from Gi G Dukes Co cites a customer’s report of using one Rat Snap package to kill forty eight rats. The vendor warns rats breed fast and ruin property, with prices listed as 38c 65c and 81.25.
A rambling column from Woolley Town and Pike Street blends homey anecdotes with political jabs. It laments hard times, recalls stories of cows, a cautionary tale about a colt booing a frightened animal, and notes local events including Jim Tillett's sale and community helpers like Isabelle and Easter Yi. It also mentions newspaper contrasts in New York and local prices, with references to Uncle John's views and local personalities such as Mack Moon and Vic Leffel.
A promotional note asserts readers cannot afford to miss The Indianapolis News at a subscription price of four dollars per year. It emphasizes value and urges subscription.
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