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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
3
Officials warn of mass tb cases among recalled troops and the need for tuberculosis hospitals. Indiana counties lag in provision, with only minimal postwar care planned. Red Goose Christmas parcels limited to one per soldier with labeled shipments and specific deadlines.
Announcement from Charles E. Reyburn Republican candidate for Miami County Treasurer. He appeals to voters as an honest, competent, and strict spender, urging support on the Republican ticket. He notes his number 21 B on the voting machines and county ballot.
Frank Spaulding asks Miami County voters for support in the auditor race promising courteous treatment and efficient service. He notes his name on the ballot under the Eagle emblem and appeals directly to voters.
Republican Homer Fenters declares a platform of strict law enforcement and a fair square deal for all as he runs for Miami County sheriff.
The Indiana State Council of Defense Committee on Proposed Construction denied endorsements for many permit applications to start building projects needed for essential war work. Other applications aiding the war program were sent to the War Industries Board in Washington for potential approval. County councils of Defense have formed committees to hear petitions, which then go to the state council for certification to Washington.
Rural Route 2 reports frequent visits and social calls among Berger Matthias and Staller families in Peru Perrysburg and Gilead. Edgar Stanton and family visited Steger in Indiana. Otto Goodwin and family move into the Baker house. E A Platt family relocate to Lafayette. Sale bills available at the Tribune Office.
The council of defense voted to continue support for the reclamation of children inaugurated during child welfare week. Ninety four thousand eight hundred sixty one Indiana children were weighed and measured, and the follow up program aims to secure medical and hospital care to save children suffering from preventable or curable ailments that threaten their development.
The proposed census of livestock on Indiana farms, to be taken by school children in October, has been postponed because schools are closed during the influenza epidemic. The Food Administration will set a new census date later.
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