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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1912
Page
3
Reverend D Schneider of Rice Lake Wisconsin credits Vinol with curing a severe stomach trouble after three months in bed. He says four bottles restored his health and endorses the tonic. The advertisement notes a twelve year money back guarantee and sales by Manford Doran Druggist Covington.
The undersigned has been appointed and qualified by the Fountain County Circuit Court Indiana as Executor of Jennie Price deceased. The estate is expected solvent. John H Stephenson named as Executor with Stansbury and Billings Attorneys on record.
In the Fountain Circuit Court February term 1912 Lindley P. P. Little as Administrator filed final settlement of William Stevenson deceased The 4th day of April 1912 is set for examination Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved Heirs must prove heirship Lindsay P Little Administrator Swan Sw
By virtue of a certified copy from the Fountain County Circuit Court, in the case James W. Dicken v. John D. Hesler et al, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder the sum of 1252.95 with interest and costs. Sale details to follow.
On Saturday April 27 1912 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Court House in Covington Fountain County Indiana the rents and profits for a seven year term of Quarter Block 19 and 28 feet off the north side of Block 201 in Veedersburg are offered. If not sold for enough to satisfy the decree the fee simple may be exposed to public sale at the same place and time. Sheriff Robert H Kerr by deputy J J Meehan and attorney H C Yount announce the notice dated April 4 1912.
Notice from the Trustee of Wabash School Township Fountain County Indiana inviting bids. Bids are to be received at the Township Trustee's office in the township.
Transactions filed for record by O S Pouglass abstractor show numerous transfers. Names include Fred H Isley Ollie Isley G C add Attics Perry Gascock Chas Norris Hardy Sanger Luna Smith John Hunt Perry Glascock H W Briggs Alta M Jones Isaac A Jones Len e Thompson Marx Herzog Jennie V Moore Walter H Ross Lewis Butler Leroy Sanders Eliza E Davidson J E Bittle with various parcels in Fountain Veedersburg Covington Attica Newtown Fulton and Tippecanoe counties.
A testimonial from Michael Hessheimer of Lincoln Nebraska claims six bottles of Electric Bitters restored his health after years of ailment. The tonic is described as toning the stomach curing indigestion improving appetite boosting blood and nerves. Irvin and Willard offer the product at 59 cents.
Don Herr, one of the youngest drivers, will compete in the second annual 500 mile International Sweepstakes at the wheel of a National racing car. He is teamed with Wilcox and Merz, veterans of three years on the National squad who have won more events than any other combo of cars and pilots.
Rumor confirmed that Wild Bob Burman will drive a Cutting car in the 500 mile International Sweepstakes at Indianapolis. Burman, world speed king, with Harry Goetz as mechanic, will prepare the 1912 model though near the six hundred cubic inch limit. The field includes Stutz, Nationals, Case, Mercedes, Fiat, Simplex, Knox, and Lexington entries, and the 74.61 mph record is expected to fall.
The author, drawing on Russell Sage Foundation data, links dental decay in children aged six to twelve with slower school progress, shorter height, and lower weight. Sensitive teeth impair chewing, reduce intake, and hinder growth, suggesting dental health affects scholarship and lifelong habits.
The article argues nutrition shapes dental wellbeing and shows good teeth result from health, brushing technique, flossing, and regular dental care. It cites Dr. W G Black’s studies on enamel resistance, noting heredity matters less than overall health and tooth alignment in long-term dental outcomes.
Roosevelt backs Canadian reciprocity and endorses the Payne tariff as the best yet passed by Congress. He and Taft share wariness of previous tariffs and support a tariff commission. The quotes span Grand Rapids Sioux City Sioux Falls and New York. no clear difference in 1911-1912 positions.
Navy experts debate abandoning the skeleton lattice masts on battleships due to vibration that hinders range finders and gunnery. While admired for supposed invulnerability, the masts may reduce firing speed and accuracy, prompting a possible shift to sturdier structures.
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