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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
4
A London county council education committee report describes a Peckham boy near 13 who has learned only two or three letters in his career and has forgotten them. He cannot write or calculate, leading to a decision to expel him from school.
Lindley P. Little is appointed and qualified by the Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana as Administrator of the estate of William Stevenson, late of Fountain County, Indiana, deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent. March 17, 1911.
In Fountain Circuit Court February Term 1911 the estate of William A Summers deceased is declared insolvent. Administer of the estate filed a petition showing assets unable to cover debts and liabilities. Creditors must file claims by order dated March 18 1911 in Covington Indiana. Clerk Leroy Sanders signs the seal March 15 1911.
Mrs F Marti of St Joe Med says Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured her little boy's severe bronchial trouble when doctor’s medicine failed. She credits the remedy with stopping the cough choking and gagging and notes the family keeps it on hand. All druggists carry Foley's Honey and Tar. See Mayer's new ad in this issue.
A Covington residence at the northwest corner of Liberty and Eighth streets invites best offers to W F Stilwell of Emporia Kansas the owner.
The wedding of Fred M. Telgenhouse and Lillian Rohlin, both of Danville Illinois, was performed by Justice Osborn on Thursday afternoon. The rest lists minor classified ad items including sale of a black stallion named Hunter and a track record of 2 19 by James P. Price of Covington.
An advertisement asserts kidney and bladder troubles affect both women and men, claiming Swamp Root quickly helps. It promotes sample bottles by mail from Dr. Kilmer & Co. and urges readers to note the product name and Binghamton address on every bottle.
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as curing backache and strengthening kidneys. It promises to correct urinary irregularities, rebuild worn tissues, reduce uric acid, prevent Brights disease and diabetes, and restore health and strength. Substitutes are to be refused.
Joe Dawson nominated to drive a Marmon special in the 500 mile International Sweepstakes at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Memorial Day May 30. Dawson topped 1910 racing with wins including the Coke Trophy Vanderbilt Donor’s Trophy Savannah Challenge Cup City of Atlanta Trophy and Remy Trophy along with many smaller events.
Auto racing officials announce near 60 000 prize fund for the 500 mile International Sweepstakes at Indianapolis on Memorial Day. Monogram Oils offer 1000 to top four finishers, Remy Electric adds 1000 for a Remy ignition car, with potential additional offers from accessory makers. Officials expect 40 to 50 starters, crowd estimates exceed 150 000, and foreign entrants including Lancia are expected. Major cities report tour groups and advance seat reservations.
Bert Adams is named the last entrant for the 500 mile International Sweepstakes at Indianapolis. He will drive a big McFarlan Liz car and has prior success with McFarlan cars in 1910 including the Atlanta Speedway meeting. He is building a special race car at the Connersville factory and plans a May tryout at Indianapolis.
Two and a half miles of solid brick pavement at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway covers nearly 4,000,000 bricks. The vitrified bricks, 40 to 60 feet wide, are set with a cement filler for a durable surface.
Myrtle Hall was taken to the Girls School at Clearmont Tuesday noon by Sheriff Kerr. She was arraigned on a delinquency charge and the evidence indicated the court must commit her.
The passage notes the recurring burden of ironing for women who handle laundry themselves or must trust others with delicate linens. It suggests a solution for a woman seeking to avoid hard work while still obtaining neatly pressed textiles, promising notable satisfaction.
The article describes Asbestos Sad Irons noting a detachable hood that keeps heat from the handle, a heat retaining tron, and a bottom ground to a perfect surface. It mentions a secure lock, easy grip, clean top and sides, and an honest guarantee as key features.
A black Spanish Jack with light pointe is described as having a noted breeder. The listing states this Jack will stand for ten dollars, with pricing details indicating a sale or stud offer.
The Welch trotter weighing 580 pounds stands five years old and is bred by L.3. Dewey of Nashville Tennessee. Sired by Majesty, famed as Tennessee’s top saddle and harness pony sire, out of Hatti Scott by Irion. Price listed at $12.50 to insure a colt to stand and suck.
Sufferer shares that VINOL cured long lasting stomach trouble and indigestion after others failed. Testimonial cites strengthened digestion and new appetite. Cites cod liver elements plus tonic iron as key. Offers money back if not helped. Marford C. VanDorn, Covington, Ga.
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