Local advertising rates and policies noted for Covington
Rate card details show display ads priced per inch at 15 and 20 cents and locals on front page per line at 20 cents with 12 cent locals and 6 cent light type per insertion. Blackface locals allowed on any page except Si Card of Thanks. Public sales billed per line with first insertion at 6 cents. Ads run until forbidden and must be ordered by Tuesday noon or charged in the week issue. Entered as second class matter at Covington Indiana post office.
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Covington
Crigler and Pence Seek State Senate Nominations
Thomas B. Crigler announces candidacy for State Senate from Fountain Warren and Vermillion counties subject to Republican primary on May Fourth. Frank Pence files as Joint Senator candidate from Warren County awaiting Republican voters decision in the same May primary.
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Iam
Fountain
Warren
Vermillion
Thomas B. Crigler
Warren County
Joint Representative Candidates Seek Republican Primary Endorsement
A letter from Earl Myers and Benj F Stephenson announces candidacy for Joint Representative of Fountain and Parke counties in the forthcoming Republican Primary to be held May 4th. The messages confirm their intent and request support from voters in the district.
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Fountain
Parke
Benj. F. Stephenson
Fountain County Republican Primary Notices
Two candidates announce for county offices in Fountain County. G Claude Babb seeks the Republican nomination for Treasurer in the May 1920 primary. Ambrose Banta announces his candidacy for Sheriff on the Republican ticket in the same May 4 1920 primary.
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Fountain County
Ambrose Banta
William J. Mellott Seeks Third District Commissioner Nomination
A Republican candidate, William J. Mellott, announces his run for Commissioner in the Third district subject to the primary on May 4. The statement positions Mellott as a contender among GOP voters.
Commissioner from Third District-Endorsed by Primary
A brief political note from James A. Gross regarding the Third District Commissioner race subject to the Republican primary decision scheduled for May 4th. The letter emphasizes party process and the writer’s stance within the campaign.
Mortgage Exemption Blanks Up for Sale
The Republican advertises mortgage exemption blanks as up to date and available for purchase.
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Republican
Shortage of Teachers Strains Indiana University Admissions
The registrar lists are exhausted as high demand for teachers grows at Indiana University. Many requests remain on file, with science and mathematics schools in high demand. Latin and Romance Languages instructors are especially sought as German is being abolished in public schools, and French teachers are in short supply.
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Indiana University
Operating Sewing Machine Cardio Tip
There is no exercise so tiring as jumping and yet many women do this when operating the sewing machine. Try pressing down the toes of one foot then the other as if pedaling to reduce fatigue after a day of sewing.
Public sale of Mary R. Smith household goods opens April 3
Auction at Steely Storage North 4th Street lists items from rugs to stove and furniture. Terms require cash for sums under ten dollars and notes with security for larger amounts. removal only after complying with sale terms. D Francis Smith and Col C W Smith are the auctioneer and organizer.
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North 4Th Street
Mary R. Smith
D. Francis Smith
Col
C. W. Smith
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Johnson Estate Case
In the Fountain Circuit Court of 1920 Q P Cooper as Administrator filed final settlement for the estate of Sarah Ellen Johnson deceased The final settlement will be examined April 20 1920 Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved The heirs must prove heirship at the same time and place Attorney J P Brissey represents the administrator.
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Q. P. Cooper
Sarah Ellen Johnson
Armenian War Nurse Family Seeks American Aid Tour
A Armenian wartime family led by Gen Metrop Newton Azgapetian tours the United States under Near East Relief to raise funds for Armenia. His wife Lady Anne and child Treneh Esther recount front line birth and hardship while detailing conditions in Armenia Syria Turkey and Persia. Around 1.5 million people in Western Asia may die without continued aid.
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Anne
Treneh Esther Araxie Azgapetian
Armenia
Near East Relief
America
Azgapetian
Caucasus
Russia
Finland
Syria
Turkey
Persia
Western Asia
Federal Council backs Near East Relief aid drive
The Federal Council of Churches endorses Near East Relief based in New York City. It urges prayers in all churches for war distressed children and reaffirmed support for Armenian and Syrian relief efforts aiding Western Asia's starving population.
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Federal Council of Churches
Near East Relief
Madison Avenue
New York City
Committee For
Western Asia
Charles S. Macfarland
Levant
Sound business basis for church reform movement
The Interchurch World Movement of North America unites evangelical denominations to coordinate resources and reduce waste. It follows the forward movements model, promising autonomous boards, unified budgeting, and targeted fundraising across denominations to minimize duplication and improve mission efficiency.
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Interchurch World Movement
North America
United States
Canada
America
Home Mission Society
Foreign Mission Society
Church Mission Society
Disciples of Christ
Beth
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Pama
Fountain and
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Earl Myers
G. Claude Babb
William J. Mellott
Truly Yours, James A. Gross
Gantic Wonder
Sarah Ella Johnson
O. P Cooper
J. P. Brissey
Atty
Admr
Red Cross
Metrop Newton Azgapetian
Lady Anne Azgapetian
Church Council
N. E.R
Fletcher
Sastoria
Hkaace
Claude B. Philpott
U. S. Jones
QO. R. Kerr
J. M. Kerr
Kerr & Sons
South Side Public Square
Indiana
M.B. Fetters Chiropractor
First National Bank
Covington, Ind
W.R. Massey & Son
Iana Real Estate and Fire
Ost and Davis Building
North Side
C. C. Wert
M. W
R.N. Voliva
Newtown
M. Boord
Illinois
Grenard Commission
Union Stock Yards
LaFayette, Ind
Premopt
Charles Yerkes
Wabash Township
Circuit Court
Agatha C. Graham
Fountain Trust CO
J. M. Wilkey
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