Livingood Attorney At Law Promises Prompt Dual Litigations
Attorney T Livingood advertises legal services from an office over Covington Banking Company on Washington Street offering prompt attention to all kinds of dual litigated cases.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
3
Attorney T Livingood advertises legal services from an office over Covington Banking Company on Washington Street offering prompt attention to all kinds of dual litigated cases.
An advertisement explains nerves as live wires and pain caused by pressure or injury. It touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a cure, with a customer testimonial from Mrs. Beckman of Erie Pa and a guarantee at 25 doses for 25 cents.
Dr Faith offers free eye tests every Friday at Dr Gilson’s office, in the space once occupied by Dr Stout. Call for examination and consultation.
A Danville business offers an $800000 stock of shoe and clothing for barter against unencumbered property. Grounded on a three year lease at cheap rent, the enterprise claims large, established trade and health-related sale motive. Also noted is J Loeb's Stores Fountain county stock and A C Fears optical services Covington. Lace curtains offered starting 25 cents.
A statewide protest opposes the Indianapolis report that the school book trust seeks control of Indiana’s textbooks. Critics say the shift would waste thousands of dollars, end family book-sharing, and force yearly replacements, oust D C Heath & Co., and enrich a new monopoly. Officials are urged to act decisively to halt the plan.
The advertisement says Scott's Emulsion helps rapid relief for coughs and colds and offers a fifty-cent size for trial, especially for babies. It states the product acts as nourishment for tired and weak digestions and should be seen as a food, not a medicine, when health cannot be built up quickly.
The speaker asserts present books are acceptable, and if not, the educators who placed them in schools deserve strong condemnation.
Attica Press profiles Wilber Glenn Voliva, a Fountain County native born in Newtown thirty six years ago. Son of respected Squire James H. Voliva, he rose from farmer’s roots to doctor of divinity and minister at nineteen, admired for integrity, modesty, eloquence, and practical leadership.
Veedersburg town council raises annual saloon license from 100 to 250 dollars and signals tighter liquor regulation ahead, aiming for a stricter environment similar to Covington. The Attica Press notes the move as part of broader local licensing tightening.
Herman Hart born son of Ed Hart of Newtown achieved an 81 general average at the March 25 common schools graduation exam in Newtown. The test was strict and the grading close making him likely the county's youngest graduate.
A petition with 104 Vermillion township taxpayers asked commissioners to call an election on May 26, 1906 to vote on a $12,000 tax for a bridge across the Wabash east of Newport. The request was read at the regular meeting.
At a recent State Tax Board meeting in Indianapolis, a plan was approved to circulate guidance to county and township assessors urging support for a state law. The proposed act would collect a poll tax in cash at assessment and require proof of payment to vote. The notice is combined with an unrelated product ad for Woodford's Sanitary Lotion sold in Covington, Indiana.
Death halts a longtime county horseman known as Jack Baldwin age and health declined after moving west to Lucky Baldwin's ranch. He leaves a large family and will be buried at Potts cemetery near Waynetown after a funeral at his daughter's home. Funeral plans and surviving relatives noted. Also a prison binder twine price report from Michigan City and an ad offering horses for sale by Fowler & Reed.
Ira L. Perrott formerly of this county and brother of Jim now lives in Terre Haute. He recently returned from a month in Cuba and sees a bright future for American enterprise there, noting that the main obstacle is proving titles.
Advertisement notes available loans on first mortgage security at reasonable interest rates. Mention of contact O. 8. Douclass.
Big Four announces one way second class settlers tickets for multiple regions including Minnesota North Dakota Manitoba Western Ontario Saskatchewan Assiniboia Alberta with sale dates April 3 10 17 and 24 1906 from Indiana Illinois and California Mexico and other territories. Special Home Seekers Excursions listed for April 10 24 May 8 22. Returns and agent contact H J Rhein Cincinnati Ohio.
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