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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
4
The First to Third Postal Zones publish at 1.25 per year or 0.65 for six months and 0.385 for three months. The Fourth to Eighth Zones rate 1.50 per year or 0.50 for six months and 0.40 for three months. Single copies mailed at 5 cents.
Marion voter list shows George W. Rauch for Joint Senator with Howard and Miami. Edward L. Willson for Joint Representative Fulton and Minot. George W. Wolf for Miami County Representative. Jaconr A. Cunningham for Prosecuting Attorney. Leroy O. Arnold for Clerk of Miami Circuit Court. W. R. Lehman for County Auditor. Charles Wolf for County Coroner. Dr M. L. Wagner for County Commissioner 1st District. A J Uspach for County Commissioner 3rd. Andrew Locke for County Commissioner 3rd District.
Republican candidate Charles E. Reyburn pledges an honest, competent, economical service and asks voters to check the Republican column on the county ballot or voting machines. He emphasizes being a man of integrity and invites inquiries from constituents.
Frank Spaulding asks Miami County voters for support in the race for auditor. He pledges courteous treatment and efficient service, noting his name appears on the ballot under an eagle emblem.
The statement notes Homer Fenters a Republican candidate for Miami County sheriff vows strict law enforcement and a fair square deal for all. He emphasizes a strong crime stance and evenhanded governance to appeal to voters.
Wren Mohler of Detroit arrived in Denver Monday to visit friends and relatives. Glen Grumpp and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Levi Armantrout and son Rollin south of Denver. Effie Yoder and three children of near Perrysburg spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs Dan Sunday. O V L Harbor of Laketon was the guest of Rev and Mrs White between trains Monday while en route home from Tipton. Ghoston Long and family ill with influenza and confined to bed though improving now.
The Republican slate lists county and judicial candidates led by Milton Kraus for Congress and includes positions such as Prosecuting Attorney Russell Wildman Clerk Circuit Court M. E. Andrews County Treasurer Charles Reyburn and others. Rural Route 2 reports social visits and several family names from Peru Indiana with local gatherings and a burial noted for the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Benedict.
War Industries Board allows farm new construction under 1000 dollars and repairs under 2500 without permits. Projects over 1000 tied to farm efficiency may seek state permits. Emphasizes use of farmer labor where possible and storing grain or housing livestock to prevent waste. Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Co urges prudent, economical building with available lumber. Glenn Smith, Mer.
Mrs. George Staller spent Wednesday afternoon with her daughter Mrs. Charles Bayless. Several groups visited friends in Deedsville North Manchester and near Rochester. Bert Hamilton left for Illinois to shuck corn and Mrs. William Mills recovered from influenza at home.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Powell and the family is proud. Mrs. Olive Miller was ill with nervous trouble last week and Dr. Hikenberry of Peru was called on Friday. Mrs. Miller is improving and getting along nicely.
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