Eu In McGeorge Block Telephone 115
A brief public notice shows a location at Eu in the McGeorge Block with a Southeast corner designation and a phone line listed as 115 for long distance inquiries.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1904
Page
4
A brief public notice shows a location at Eu in the McGeorge Block with a Southeast corner designation and a phone line listed as 115 for long distance inquiries.
A reflection on how a person's social associations determine life standing and influence, especially in youth before habits stabilise, emphasizing the impact of surrounding groups on character and fate.
A reflective piece argues that character is shaped by the company one keeps and the influences one endures. It asserts friendships determine usefulness and discipline, comparing moral surroundings to water refusing to flow uphill, and emphasizes life’s outcome rests with those we surround ourselves with.
Advertisement urges using Scott's Emulsion at first sign of consumption. It claims the remedy prevents neglected consumption from becoming incurable, stating thousands of cases show health improvement after starting regular doses. Scott & Bowne, chemists in New York, offer the product for one dollar.
The piece argues that general virtues are crucial in politics. It warns that official responsibility invites temptations and that friends too often influence judgments. It stresses filtering one’s associations to maintain sharp judgment and wholesome observance of the law.
The Friend favors Parker and Cleveland wing while the Review leans Hearst and Bryan wing. The two papers reflect national party harmony by backing different factions within the same party.
A weather predictor claims to forecast tomorrow’s conditions with precision. The note emphasizes the skill of foretelling the weather and the aura of prophecy surrounding the ability.
Republicans nationwide rally behind Roosevelt signaling broad unity and broad support for his leadership. The remark notes harmony within the party as endorsements span multiple levels and regions.
State Statistician Johnson seeks detailed reports from county asylum superintendents on the exact financial status and farm productivity for the year ending December 31, 1903. Earlier responses were incomplete or refused. total land valued at 953 687 dollars and buildings at 1 028 50. Revenue from farms reported as 69 233.92, deemed small. Montgomery Tipton and Union counties show slight income over expenses suggesting improved farm management may boost productivity.
Notice shows exams for teachers license to be held in Covington Indiana on the third Saturday of April 1904 at the superintendent office Townsley block and primary common school high school and state licenses on the last Saturdays of April May June July and August 1904 at the city school building Covington Indiana. J M Wilkey Supt.
The board of commissioners of this county met Montgomery county at Wayne town on Monday to perfect plans for constructing a bridge across the south fork of Coal creek at the county line just west of Waynetown. Each county must now share the cost of joint bridges under the current law.
A May festival for May 18 19 and 20 is planned. A quarterly meeting is set for Thursday April 21 at 2 30 p m. Sunday preaching includes 10 40 a m “Rath and Her Friends” and 7 30 p m “Faces We Like to Meet.” Junior League 2 p m Epworth League 6 30 p m Everyone invited to all services.
Republicans of Mill Creek nominated their township ticket at a mass meeting in Yeddo on Saturday afternoon. James Hadley E M Cox and Noah Teegarden sought trustee with Hadley as nominee. W H Myers was nominated without opposition for assessor. The ticket is strong and the Mill Creek team is in good shape.
Richard N. Carding reports receiving $10,000 from Stephen J. Randolph district manager in full settlement of his son Eli J. Carding's claim. He commends State Life Insurance for prompt settlement and courteous treatment and offers to discuss insurance. Mrs Dr McLean of Danville visited her parents in Covington Tuesday night.
A letter from former Senator J J Patterson and notices from Commodore Nicholson and Dr W G Hunter join U S Minister to Guatemala and other dignitaries praising Peruna for catarrh. The ad urges readers to write Dr Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio for free medical advice.
Maurice Haas speaks about clothing and your wear in a new ad this week. Read it for your benefit and note Mrs. Lottie Turner’s ad on page 5. Millinery is what interests you now.
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