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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
2
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The document lists the Republican candidates for state offices including Governor James E. Watson Lieutenant Governor Fremont Goodwine Secretary of State Fred Sims Auditor John C. Billheimer Treasurer Oscar Hadley Attorney General James Bingham Reporter of Supreme Court George W. Self Judge of the Supreme Court Quincy A. Myers Judge of the Appellate Court David Myers State Statistician J L Peetz Superintendent of Public Instruction Lawrence McTurnan Joint Senator Julius J Higgins Vermillion For Congress Charles B Landis Delphi.
Citizens file declarations for Sheriff races in Fountain County. Robert H. Kerr and James Ey Twiddy announce their candidacies on the Republican ticket pending voter decision. Both seek party nomination through the Republican primary process.
Citizens discuss confronting saloon contamination and political reputation. They argue that a ring leader involved in corrupt practices loses influence once he can no longer dictate and distances himself from old allies, undermining his boss image.
The article argues that Covington citizens would avoid hemlock for a child yet allow a son or daughter to drink in a saloon, calling the latter a more treacherous poison. It condemns lax law as the real fault and holds the man equally to blame.
The Public notes signs regarding the Boyd circular. observers think those responsible retreated. Temperance gains in Illinois last week are praised as a political win, while saloon forces suffer losses. The results are viewed as a lesson predicting broader pursuit of a dry state, with citizens urged to profit from the outcome.
The Attica Ledger condemns the whiskey trade that led to Philander Clawson's death, urging the city to face a hard truth about alcohol sales. The paper defends its scrutiny as a responsible act for the community, not a search for profit, and argues criticism can serve public improvement.
A Washington special outlines the fight for Republican delegates as Taft allies press federal aid in the South to secure seats. It notes two contested southern delegations in Chicago, with about 200 delegates involved, and potential Taft or anti Taft victories based on committee control. It mentions Knox Fairbanks Cannon Hughes Foraker and regional support among colored Republicans.
Men’s clothing in all new shades and stripes in sizes to fit large and small at J Loeb’s stores.
The article argues Governor Frank Hanly remains a strong, principled leader in Indiana, unbowed by Democratic attacks and misrepresentation. It praises his courage in upholding right over wrong, his firm moral standard, and his role as both leader and citizen, likely to be remembered beyond party lines.
Notice to non resident defendants in Fountain County Indiana silent on file. Carrie D. Stacker sues to quiet title to Mountain County real estate. Names multiple heirs and unknown heirs of William Saxon and others. Defendants presumed non residents. court actions set for June 8 1908 with District Court in Covington.
The company explains it publishes hundreds of testimonials only from unsolicited grateful users who provide a current photo to verify identity. It rejects fraudulent testimonials as immoral and commercially ruinous.
W H Parsons a former Texas State Senator and Supreme Court judge writes from Washington D C praising Peruna. He notes personal friends and testimonials support its grip treatment and reports a week of use improves appetite and stomach tone as he nears restored health.
Dresser items indicate fruit abundance this year while oats sowing is underway and farmers report similar planting to last year. News covers local illness recoveries, a new baby, handmade books by Harvey Layton in Texas, travel from Indianapolis by Harry Middleton, rhubarb season, and visits among Fountain County residents.
A Texas veteran commends Peruna for its efficacy after a four year war and voluntary tribute. A Lexington man Charles Schweiler reports catarrh of the liver and poor digestion, stating the medicine made him well and expressing heartfelt thanks.
Testimonial from W C Clement of Rome Georgia and Moses F Merrill of Columbus Kansas praising Pernna cures. Clement cites relief from disordered liver chronic constipation and catarrh after six weeks of use. Merrill reports regular bowels improved digestion and systemic catarrh improvement after treatment.
A team and buggy owned by William Willett of Rob Roy were stolen Friday. The rig was traced east to Darlington before the clue was lost. A $500 reward is offered for the thief and recovery. The animals include a 1400 pound black mare and a 1450 pound gray mare. A search by the horse thief association is under way.
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