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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
2
Democratic candidate K G Marburger announces his bid for Miami County Clerk of the Miami circuit court. He urges voters to support him in November and pledges to perform duties painstakingly in the public interest.
The editor Chronicle prints a candidate statement from Marion A Boswell asking Democratic voters in the district to support him for county commissioner in the November general election. His slogan is For Economy Rightfully Administered.
County voters receive a campaign call from Tam Wolp the Democratic candidate for Miami County Auditor. He pledges to fulfill duties to the best of his ability and serve all taxpayers if re elected in November.
The Republican nominee William McElwel asks voters to support his bid for Miami County Sheriff. He pledges an economical administration and appeals to both women and men to back his candidacy.
The candidate asks Miami County voters to support the Republican ticket for re election as Clerk of Miami County. He earnestly solicits support from both ladies and gentlemen during the campaign and at the November election.
A candidate message announces the Republican nominee for Assessor of Miami county. The author solicits votes from all voters and pledges to run the office in the taxpayers' best interests if elected.
S. M. Clingaman, wife and five children were entertained at Sunday dinner at the home of Mrs. Sarah Fahl and Miss Iemma Berkheiser. Afternoon callers were Mrs. S. W. Butt, her daughter, Mrs. Gladys Garvin and two daughters, and Lois and Harold Wibel.
Public statement lists Denver Tribune weekly at Denver Indiana as owned by L H Dice and Della M Dice with L H Dice as editor managing editor and business manager. No bonds or mortgages held above 1 percent. Sworn before notary Jue October 10 1922 W T Ser.
Local items include Reverend W F Johnson joining Tribune subscribers, sale bills available, and numerous visits and travels among Denver residents and nearby towns. Highlights mention weddings, illnesses, farm rentals, and church activities with families the Haines Shoemaker Gustin Stockdale and Powell families prominent among social notices.
Perrysburg notes show Baptist Ladies Aid and M. E. Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs. Vandavener and Mrs. Omer Yoder. Several residents attended a home coming at Weasaw and visited relatives in nearby towns including Peru, Tipton, Macy, and Sharpsville.
The Rev. Trout filled his secular appointment at the M E Church on Sunday night, delivering a sermon to the congregation and announcing new duties within his post.
Elmer Fites and J W Stuber host diphtheria patients at home. Dr Waymire closes Frog Pond School until the 16th. Emma Buté and son Loren visit Wisconsin. Ollie DeHaven visits from Roann area with ill parents. Finger injury on Vada Stuber. Dewalt and companions return from Columbia City conference. Various locals travel or gather, with rainfall delaying road work and wheat sowing progress.
Curtis Stockdale signed a year contract with Frank Wilson of the former Wilson Carpenter Orchestra. Wilson now leads a seven piece band with Stockdale as drummer and Ollie Kelly on cornet. The group, reorganized after the Peru ensemble dissolved, has already performed several times and plans a full organization soon.
Readable text notes Holland flower bulbs including tulips hyacinths crocus and narcissus listed at Jones Hardware in Peru. The brief item highlights availability and store name for potential buyers.
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