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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1898
Page
3
The article reports a county dispute involving contracts with the Contractors Was Sinihs and others. It describes accusations of inflated fees, court costs, and special attorney fees, with figures cited for interest and expenses. It notes alleged public pressure and calls for accountability from officials.
A garbled note discusses newspaper delivery payments and publisher rights. It mentions that failure to take or return newspapers can justify collection of full amounts. Courts rule that refusing delivery can be prima facie evidence of intentional fraud.
A Saturday evening convention at the courthouse seeks to nominate citizens for local offices including prosecutor of Warren and Petruith counties. Mentions votes, tickets, and eligibility rules, with emphasis on attendance and formal filings.
The Disease Times-Terald interviews prominent Munoresien figures regarding the Cuba crisis. The piece weighs support for Cuban independence, opposition to Spain's control, and calls for presidential and congressional action amid national emergency concerns.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a boy, a group, a place, and a time near a university setting. The text is incomplete but suggests a personal or school context with a possible date. No clear names, events, or outcomes are readable.
Lucy Murry quits school and literary work shifts to Friday assignments. students debate Spain war, praising U S justified entry after Maine wreck, with Roy Gwynn Jyde Layton and others delivering speeches. Visitors include Miss Ila Wescosti Lizzie Boges Claudia Wakely and Fairchild Danville teachers.
A fragment describes spring renewal and spring fever with remedies like Peruna and local ads. It mentions assessors, dog taxes, and upcoming city and county elections with ballot changes including stamp use and party device placement. The text reflects local notices and consumer ads in Crafton Kentucky and nearby Columbus Ohio interactions.
Re count of local school events shows Mies dntin Large entering Normal Monday. Mr. Holloway visited Williamsport last Tuesday. Miss Currie Lewis visited friends in the city last Friday and again Saturday. Miss Florence Hiatt will enter next Monday for the teachers course. Prof. Stanbaugh, former student, visited the school after the gradual recitation. Miss Laverne and Loyola McCoutas visited Tuesday afternoon.
Scott's Emulsion is a strengthening food and tonic noted for its flesh forming properties. It contains cod liver oil emulsified with lime and soda hypophosphites to enhance potency.
The text asserts a product can arrest flesh loss and restore health across ages, enrich a dreary throat, stop coughing, and cure incipient consumption. It cites seventy-five years of experience and tens of thousands of cases as proof.
Miss Anna K Althoff, a Belleville Swansea resident, drafts a petition to John A Day to extend the Miserio Street railway to Swansea. She faces initial resistance from merchants but wins signatures through bold persistence and charm, gaining momentum for the project.
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