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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
2
Advertising rates for display ads vary by contract length. One year contracts cost 8 cents per inch, six months to under one year 9 cents per inch, and contracts under six months 10 cents per inch. Metabase electros rate 6 cents per inch.
In a bold defense the paper asserts it alone reported the Irvin and Gray shortage last week, criticizing county papers for shielding the wrong doors or clouding the story. It denies malice toward Mr. Irvin and vows to expose deception, asserting truth will prevail.
A Danville congregation mocked a sermon titled How to go to hell arguing it trivializes sacred teaching. The Press-Democrat editorialized that the talk underscores Danville's alleged low morality and belittling of religious doctrine, linking the message to local vice.
Anvb Stokes Jackson will serve as Sargent at Arms with Tom Marshall approving. Frank Macoughtry and Alex Hetfield may join if Stokes maintains party unity in Indiana and Washington. Fountain County previously backed a Democratic victory. Republicans now resemble Taft’s influence as they push to lead again for the people in 1912.
Wm Sawyers of Attica visiting this week. J Fr Shultz Fountain County farmer dies Thursday morning and is laid to rest Saturday afternoon with Red Men in charge of the grave services. Mrs Russell Strong dies in Hillsboro at 10 PM Saturday. Arthur Krug buys Ed Lee property and moves to town. Lloyd McAlister takes central office helm for 1911 and seeks community support. Prof Don Westfall’s school closed. he assists John Dyson with dynamite stamps.
J L Scatters of Kaa-Clatra Wisconsin reports persistent back and kidney pain, poor appetite, and weak condition. After taking Foley Kidney Pills for a short time his sleep improved to sound rest and his overall health strengthened. All druggists sell Foley Kidney Pills.
The notice urges readers to remember the date and come early for the event slated for Wednesday April 19th. It emphasizes punctual arrival and awareness of the schedule.
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station explains candling eggs to judge freshness and quality. It outlines grading categories Extras Firsts Seconds Checks Rats and describes fresh, stale, developed germ, dead germ, rotten, cracked indicators and urges buyers to insist on grading and sellers to comply with Pure Food law.
The local option election held Saturday showed a dry majority with 328 dry and 266 wet votes across Perrysville and Gessie precincts. A fortification gathering celebrated the dry victory as bells rang and townsfolk rejoiced.
Caution against ointments for catarcin containing mercury with warnings of severe harm. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure made by F. J. Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio, claiming internal action and urging purchase from reputable physicians and druggists. Includes testimonials and price 75 cents per bottle.
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