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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
4
One year contracts at 8 cents per inch. Contracts six months to under one year at 9 cents per inch. Contracts under six months at 10 cents per inch. Metal base electros priced at 6 cents per inch. Local rate for one insertion 8 cents per line. two or more insertions 6 cents per line per insertion.
J 4 Evans from Richland township states he is not a candidate for County Auditor and will rely on the will of Republican voters at the convent on, to be held in due time. Signed M D.
Fry Bryant announces his name for Republican nomination for Clerk of Fountain Circuit Court, after one term and Civil War service. Leroy Sanders seeks Democratic nomination for Clerk, with convention to decide.
Eéitor Republican reports WILL H. THOMPSON declares candidacy for County Treasurer pending Democratic County Convention decision to be held in Attics on Monday April 11, 1910. Very truly.
Robert B. Kerr announces intent to seek the Republican nomination for sheriff pending the decision of the Republican meeting convention. He states he will run if chosen and notes the process remains open to party voters and delegates.
Roosevelt demonstrates familiar strategies in an ancient setting, leveraging known approaches to achieve impact. The narrative highlights tactical acumen and references enduring principles of maneuvering in historical terrain.
A report notes ordnance identified as Cannon appears temporarily inoperable following a short incident. Details are limited in the available text with no injuries reported and no further official statements at this time.
Roosevelt in Egypt, hailed as the bead er of civilization, a remark suggesting a new chapter in civilization's history sparked by his visit.
A local resident argues that a little more tax revenue would help Troy township, framing it as a prudent step before utilizing a bankruptcy provision. The remark reflects an ongoing budget dispute and public comment on fiscal options.
The setting of the Democratic convention for an early date in April marks a shift from the party’s usual late schedule in Fountain County. Nominees will begin campaigning sooner and have ample time to explain their platforms and positions.
All eyes in Indiana are on the coming State Republican convention with focus on the platform. It appears Beveridge may be to this one day gathering what Hanly was to the previous two days event. Republicans align with the people's interests.
The piece argues against vilifying all men under evangelistic pressure. It contends many are moral, urging readers to assume good character unless proven otherwise. Confidence in neighbors, not harsh gossip, raises a community. The view challenges the notion that reputation relies on hidden faults.
A compact compilation of folk tales explaining why animals behave as they do. Solomons’s talking birds and a camel lesson explain a horse’s shudder on first meeting a camel, and myths from the Zuni and coyote lore connect locust songs, owl skies, and a cunning hollowed locust skin to a coyote’s escapades.
Fowler endured three fires in two days last week sparking excitement. An auto garage owned by Martin & Martin burned Friday at 3:30 AM causing about 2000 dollars in loss. no machines were inside. Nearby roofs on Lee Martin and Louis LaFountain residences were damaged. Thursday a newly bought home, owned by I A Chapman, suffered 3500 dollars in fire damage from chimney sparks. occupant John Bond had packed furniture and saved belongings. Chapman insured some furniture for 1000 dollars.
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press quotes a wife’s wry remark on marriage and staying out late. The brief dialogue suggests restless domestic routine and humor in adapting to a spouse's habits after more than a year of marriage.
Kennie Fox and Miss Virgie Butche wed last week in Cincinnati where Mr Fox holds a good position. Friends here extend best wishes. Both praised as excellent young people. Policeman Weibers faces manslaughter charge as George McDonald dies two days after a Lafayette shooting. McDonald, born at West Point, is son of Squire Will McDonald.
Market report lists grain and livestock prices across multiple cities including Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago St Louis East Buffalo and Toledo. Prices cover wheat corn oats cattle hogs sheep and lambs with bid ranges and cash premiums noted for J Loeb's Stores.
The First Presbyterian Church announces a sermon by H. K. Fox Ph. D. on the Bible. The evening theme is Other worldliness. Services at 620 Fourth Street, phone 59.
The notice lists Sunday School at 10 a m Worship at 11 a m and Thursday evening prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Union Service on Monday April 4 at 2 30 p m with additional services at M E church at 7 30 p m all are invited to attend these meetings
On Sunday April 3 1910 the Methodist Church holds preaching at 11 a.m. on The Treasure in the Field citing Matthew 13 44. Epworth League meets at 6 p.m. with an evening sermon at 7 30 p.m. titled Sins of the Tongue. A Bend service is at 2 30 p.m. The official board meets Tuesday evening not Monday. Prayer service Thursday at 7 p.m. Pastor Frank K Dougherty.
Attractions at English's Opera House Indianapolis week of April 4 feature Olga Nethersole in a cycle of renowned characterizations. The English actress, celebrated for Sapho Carmen Camille Hayd a The Second Mrs Tanqueray and The Writing on the Wall, performs Tuesday and Wednesday April 4th and 6th. Do not miss rugs at J Loeb's Store.
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