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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
2
Thursday September 21 1922 declaration urges voters to support E G Marburger for clerk of the Miami circuit court in November. He pledges painstaking service and public interest focus if elected.
In a district voter appeal Marion A. Boswell asks Democratic voters for support in the November general election. Her slogan is For Economy, Rightfully Administered, and the message is respectfully signed.
In a public appeal the Democratic nominee for Miami County Auditor asks voters for support in the November election. He pledges to continue serving taxpayers and fulfill duties to the best of his ability if re elected.
Indiana announces the lawful season for shooting ducks geese brant plover and other waterfowl from September 16 to December 20 with exceptions for ducks geese and brant to December 31. Woodcock season runs October 1 to November 30 and rabbits and squirrel seasons are noted. State game wardens in August arrested 114 violators. 108 convicted paying $2021.10. A Wabash river sweep seized 121 nets and traps. 15 violators were caught in the act with 12 convicted and three cases pending.
Local news notes heads to the Tribune Office with sale bills. John Simons trips to Peru Monday. Fred Garritson of Peru does business in Denver. Arthur Dock of Peru visits Denver. C B Stockdale travels to Fort Wayne. Caroline VanDusen dines with Perry Tharp and Edith. Mrs J M Cutler and Mrs Joe McMillen visit Mrs Daniel Baber in White Cloud Michigan.
Long column of local social visits and family news from Denver and nearby towns. Mentions Mrs. Ben Bell, Mrs. H. L. Mourey and Freda Mae. J. O. Quick illness update. Eckerley family visit in Denver. Converse Fair report. multiple travels between Peru, Denver, Converse, Rocher ter, and Indianapolis. Includes advertising for varnish and a rental want ad. postmaster A. Fouts and family trips. Happy Day washer claim.
L. L. Rush of Courter was an answer caller in Denver on Wednesday. This brief item notes his participation in a local operations role, reflecting community activities in the area.
One hundred dollars reward promises cure for catarrh. The ad touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as reliable for 35 years, claiming it acts through the blood to heal mucous surfaces and expel poisoning. It urges immediate use and offers testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio and broad drugstore distribution.
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