Dr Hurty replies to editor on hitching racks in Indiana
Dr J N Hart y secretary of the State Board of Health disputes rumors of plans to abolish public hitching racks. He argues racks are unsanitary and cruel, cites towns that removed them, and urges public discussion and education while denying legal removal. The letter contrasts cranks with well established sanitary laws and invites a Covington lecture.
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J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Hurty
Court House
Harry
Anderson
Bluffton
Indianapolis
Sir Newton
Columbus
Falcon
Morse
Covington
A Soldier's Eye View of Aguinaldo and Macabebe Scouts
An American company advances through rice stubbles near San Pedro Tamasan as Macabebe scouts identify insurgent positions. The writer notes harsh encounters with insurrectos, recounts the Macabebe’s long history, and describes the aftermath including casualties. He promises to detail city occupation in a future letter and ends with reflections on newspaper responsibility and civic reform in Covington.
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USA
Manila
Spain
Uncle Sam
Peek
Sinany
Wright and Stanton offer farm machinery and implements
Wright and Stanton present themselves as practical farmers and promote a wide range of farm equipment. They claim to provide walking and bulky plows, harrows, cultivators, planters, binders, mowers, hay loaders, wagons, buggies, windmills, tanks, and more at competitive prices. They urge farmers to visit and inspect their goods in their store.
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Wright & Stanton
Milwaukee
Attica Press suit involves Ray and Gumert not affecting Ray’s half interest
The statement clarifies that the debt and foreclosure suit against Ray and Gumert does not affect Mr Ray’s half share in the Attica Press property. As Gumert’s partner he remains a party to protect his and the Press’s interests. the Press denies other papers’ claims and asserts no harm to its interests. T. A Clifton comments on protection of interests. The Covington Building and Loan Association announces a new stock series offering two classes for borrowers or investors with an eleven percent average earnings over five years.
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Leost
Covington
Court House
Jesus
R. E. Ray
Attica Press
Ray
Gumert
T. A Clifton
HagLow
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Montispur
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Covington Building and Loan Association
O. M. Coffing
Sella Black Hawk
James Kerr
Washington Streets
Jimmie
Jimoe
Helen McCabe
Emil Allen
Malcolm Adamson
Absalom Livengood
Hazel Nelson
Ray Sailor
Cecil Osborn
Mary Coffing
Leslie Harlow
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Jessie Osborn
Russel Wyand
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Ivan Plaut
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Stringtown
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Thoman Rowell
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