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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
5
Announcer G. Marburger asks Miami County voters for support as the Democratic candidate for Clerk of the Miami circuit court. He pledges to perform duties painstakingly and act in the public interest if elected.
The candidate urges Democratic voters to support him in the November general election. His campaign slogan is For Economy Rightfully Administered and the note is signed respectfully by Marion A Boswell.
A letter from Charles Wolf announces his run as the Democratic candidate for Miami County Auditor and pledges to uphold taxpayers' interests if re-elected. It also notes William McElwee as the Republican nominee for Miami County Sheriff, seeking broad support and promising an economical administration.
County Clerk candidate announces reelection bid on the Republican ticket for Miami County. He urges support from all voters during the campaign and at the November election, pledging to manage the office in taxpayers' best interests.
Editor Tribune announces Clarence Flora as the Democratic candidate for Township Trustee in Jefferson township and appeals for voter support at the November election pledging economical service and taxpayers’ best interests. A. C. Baldwin also seeks Democratic support for Treasurer of Miami County on November 7, 1922.
Mrs. E. E. Saline of South Bend visits sister Mrs. O. Derek and husband along with other relatives. Orville Denison and wife also of South Bend spent the weekend with Glenn Brown and wife near Denver. Guests at the Brown home Sunday include Miss Lizzie Wright and Glen Crist.
Armour, South Dakota. Oct 16, 1922. UNCLE HENRY writes fondly of youth memories, family letters, and a planned westward trip by Auntie and Uncle Ezra. He contrasts old home scenes with a Mount Rushmorelike journey past Sioux rivers, Custer Battlefield, Devil's Tower, and Seattle while noting prune shipments, game-hunting warnings, and a playful election pole anecdote.
Miss Loren Raber visits Perry Tharp and wife alongside Miss Edith Van Dusen for Sunday dinner. Mrs A T Sargent and Ruth of Peru spend Thursday in Denver with Mr and Mrs B Poorman. Hazel Eby and Geraldine Joy of Wisconsin visit C F Golden family east of town. Esther Clifford and Raymond of Chicago arrive in Denver for a week with Mr and Mrs A C Burns.
Mrs Glen Thoenness of Peru visits parents in town. Items note for sale pallets and local people socializing, illness of Miss Loren Lee, dining visits by Murphy and Waggoner families, Stockdale family trip to Indianapolis, Mrs T M Greer returning from California, construction on L C Dukes residence by Charles Dewald crew, Foster and Cheston Long in Indianapolis promoting Golden Compass Co, Mrs W O Piper visiting Denver, various dinners and guests including Mr and Mrs Oscar Brown and son James, V W Spinning and others making calls.
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