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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1910
Page
5
An advertisement urges readers to use Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root for kidney and bladder trouble. It promotes quick relief, claims high efficacy, and invites sample bottles by mail while warning to avoid substitutes.
Mrs Lapsling recounts a shocking divorce claim by Fearley Winter Green who asserts her marriage was a mistake as she discovers her husband is not her real infinite.
A patent medicine claim offers to prevent or cure distemper. Sold by Dr Longacre and Frank Hull. The notice emphasizes guarantee and sale by the two named vendors.
UNIQUE 2843 THE IMPORTED FRENCH COACH STALLION will make the season of 1910 at T C Webber's farm 5 miles southeast of Covington, Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday, and at Covington on Saturday of each week.
Brown horse bred by M. Jean Viel of Breuville France. Sired by Government Stailion Naples and foaled by Esbly. Vanikoro is the damsire, with Quality and Ventaure in the lineage. Terms include 1000 dollars to insure a colt to stand and suck, with liens on mare and foal for service money and limited liability by keeper T C Webber.
Notice to defendant Carl Bowsher that plaintiff Ora B Randolph has filed complaint affidavit and undertaking in attachment and garnishment. Defendant not a resident of Indiana and must appear for the April 1910 term on the 36th judicial day or be defaulted. Court seal and clerk announce appearance deadline and location Covington Court House.
Indiana Republicans named Otis Gulley for secretary of state, John Reed for auditor, Jonce Moonyhan for treasurer, Finley Mount for attorney general, Edwood V. Fitzpatrick for clerk of the Supreme Court, Samuel Ferrell for superintendent, W. S. Blatchley for state geologist, J. L. Peetz for state statistician, Oscar H. Montgomery and Rubert M. Miller for supreme court judges, Cassius C. Hadley and Ward H. Watson for appellate seats, and Daniel W. Comstock Joseph M. Rabb Harry B. Tuthill for appellate court posts. At Tomlinson Hall the convention adopted its platform amid Beveridge’s ovation and major party enthusiasm.
The Indiana State convention featured Beveridge as keynote speaker with a one day format. A close treasurer race saw Monahan defeat Freeman, while Mount led for attorney general over Bosson, who was withdrawn for acclamation. The crowd represented a broad party cross section.
Indiana Republicans adopt a platform praising Theodore Roosevelt and McKinley era policies. They demand a genuine nonpartisan tariff commission, support reciprocity, and call for income taxation powers, child labor limits, pensions for veterans, labor protections, state supervision of finance and banking, and the return of Beveridge to the U.S. Senate with the eagle as the party emblem.
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