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Advertisement for a McGeorge Block listing at the southeast corner telephone 115 offering long distance services.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1904
Page
4
Advertisement for a McGeorge Block listing at the southeast corner telephone 115 offering long distance services.
The Covington city Republican slate, chosen in Monday’s primary and ward meetings, is praised as strong representative and nonpartisan. It appeals to business owners, property owners, and taxpayers seeking better government, a moral city zone, and cleaner administration. Citizens are urged to support this ticket across party lines for reform.
A bold call urges gentlemen to prove their courage and stand out. The message challenges the audience to act and be counted, stressing collective responsibility and resolve.
IT is now less than a month until the Republican state convention will be held.
Advice on consumption describes lungs as weak weeds and recommends Scott's Emulsion with fresh air and rest. It warns early signs and urges rigid, regular treatment, promising improvement even if cure isn’t immediate, and offers a free sample.
Women of Covington are urged to perform a political duty in the city campaign. Take a hand wives and mothers to help see that a good ticket is elected.
Hanly May may not be the biggest man in Indiana yet his accomplishments and the public belief in him boost his gubernatorial prospects.
The piece urges careful ticket naming for the county offices to be filled at the coming election and notes that the primary poses little danger. It emphasizes that the GOP has nominated good men for the roles and highlights the importance of a strong slate.
The article notes that many worthy men sought the same office and, while defeated, gain strength for future runs, predicting similar outcomes for those who failed in Monday's primary.
A civic exhortation urges voters to consider the city's interests and elect the best men. It warns that failing to act shows cowardice and invites blame for resulting misfortunes.
The Republican ticket faced no defeats in city nominations on Monday as the entire party unified. Supporters say the convention showed broad party participation and there is nothing left but to cheerfully acquiesce and back the slate.
The city plans an election in four weeks from Tuesday with nominations completed in both parties. Citizens are urged to perform their civic duty to elect capable officials and keep Covington on a path to excellence.
The author argues that the city's financial state is hidden by misleading reports and urges obtaining a city warrant to reveal true conditions. They call for a change of officers and opening the books to clarify finances for voters.
The Covington women are urged to use their voice to support the men nominated for city offices. The call emphasizes law, family protection, and strong maternal influence in shaping local government during the upcoming city election.
Mark Rodgers was chosen as two delegates from his township to attend the state convention last Friday. Rumors circulate that Mark may vote for Frank at the gathering.
An advertisement extols Peruna as the cure for catarrh and related ailments, citing endorsements by U.S. Senator Corbin and other figures. It claims Peruna cures colds and catarrh in various stages, promises free literature, and includes testimonial letters praising recovery from consumption and bronchitis after using the medicine.
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