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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1922
Page
7
All political announcements cost five dollars and must be paid in cash. Ads will run through the upcoming primary election.
A candidate declares run for County Recorder on the Republican ticket in Veedersburg Indiana subject to the May 2 primary. Amos Reath presents his bid in the local race.
A letter from Bedward Rhodes of Wabash township asks Republican voters to consider his name for Recorder at the May 2 primary, subject to party decision.
The letter from Elmore Akter supports a Republican candidate for the coast in the upcoming primary. The author states belief in the candidate and urges readers to vote in May.
Harley Harmon of Kineman Indiana declares his run for Recorder subject to Republican primary May 2. He signs the notice as a candidate.
A candidate files to run for County Recorder on the Democratic ticket subject to the May 2 1922 primary election. Charles H Dickens submits his name for voter consideration.
Veedersburg resident announces in Fountain County that he will run for Sheriff as a Republican in the May primary election. Describes candidacy and seeks voter support.
A former service member announces candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket in May. He appeals to ex-service men in the county for backing after serving in both the Philippine insurrection and World War I.
Lloyd McFerren announces candidacy for Sneorif at the Republican primary in May. The statement requests voter support from residents of Luvin township.
A candidate from Logan township asks Fountain County voters to consider his bid for sheriff in the Republican primary in May, stating his dedication and appeal to the electorate. He signs as William Collins.
James A. Parrett of Covington announces candidacy for sheriff subject to Republican voters in the county primary on May 2 1922. He seeks support from local Republicans and emphasizes his qualification and ties to Covington Indiana.
Candidate William T. Adkins states his bid for Sheriff is subject to Republican voters at the May 2 1922 primary.
George McMurt rie declares as a Democratic candidate for County Auditor subject to voters in the May primary. He signs the letter as a formal declaration of candidacy.
Republican Robert Campbell of Newtown Indiana files for County Auditor and seeks voter support in the May 2 Primary. He urges Republican voters to decide at the primary.
A candidate for County Auditor asks for support from Republican voters in the upcoming primary election. The letter expresses appreciation and a pledge of grateful acceptance of any backing. Ballot position and formal endorsement details are implied.
Mr Feltzer announces H Knapp er Billand as a candidate for County Treasurer pending the Democratic primary on May 2, 2022. The letter is addressed to the county treasurer and signed by Billand.
A candidate named Beilert seeks the county clerk nomination. The letter notes a centalidate decision by Renub Hea vets at the upcoming primary and is signed by WM. M. Spork.
Omer Drake announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Fountain Circuit Court in the Republican primary set for May 2, 1972. He puts forward his name as the candidate seeking the office.
W B Cartwright of Covington Indiana asks to be considered as a Republican candidate for Clerk of the Fountain circuit court in the upcoming May 2 primary election.
Harvey McBroom announces his candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney in Fountain County. He states the race is subject to the Republican voters at the May primary. He signs from Hillsboro Indiana.
J. V. MecKnight declares candidacy for County Assessor on the Republican ticket to be decided by voters in the May 2 primary.
Kingman Indiana resident Earle M Myers declares candidacy for Representative in the Legislature with May 2 1922 primary election date set by voters.
James C Claypool Sr announces candidacy for Representative from Fountain County subject to the Republican primary held May 2 1922. The message asks for support from Republican voters.
John R. Weaver states he will seek the Democratic nomination for Township Assessor from Trey township. The primary election will be held May 2 and decisions rest with Democratic voters of the township.
Albert M. Hegg states Piesse will run as a Democratic candidate for trustee of Troy Township subject to the May primary decision. The notice emphasizes party affiliation and pending primary outcome.
H S Parkman submits nomination for Troy township trustee subject to Republican voters decision at the May 2 primary. This notice affirms candidacy and seeks party support.
A notice from John M. Price declares his candidacy for trustee of Wabash Township, subject to Republican primary voters on May 2 1922. He signs the letter Very truly, John M. Price.
Seth F. Harmon declares as a Republican candidate for Fulton township Trustee subject to the May Primary decision. He notes intent to run on the Republican ticket and awaits primary results.
The candidate states intent to run on the Republican ticket for Trustee of Troy Township, subject to the outcome of the May 2, 1922 primary election, signing as M. M. Young.
The Covington Indiana Common Council invites sealed bids for coal to supply its light and water plant for six months from May 1 1922. Bids for screen coal and mine run coal are requested. Bids due April 24 1922 at 7 30 PM in the Council Chamber. Chas A Baldwin Clerk Treasurer.
After ten years as Van Buren township sessor the candidate enters the race for County Assessor. Voters will decide in the Republican Primary in May.
Commissioner candidate from the Second District under the Republican primary slated for May 1922. Voters will decide the matter in the party primary.
The Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana appoints Harry J Boord as Administrator of the Estate of Sarah E Boord late of Fountain County deceased. The estate is believed solvent. Nebeker Dice Attorneys represent the administrator.
Dersigned has been appointed and qualified by the Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana as Administrator of the Estate of James W Hutts, late of Fountain County deceased. Estate supposed to be solvent. JOHN E PALMER Administrator. L P Little Attorney.
Charles T. Yerkes declares his run for County Commissioner in the Second District subject to Republican voters in the May 2, 1922 primary.
Walter D. Marshall of Yeddo Indiana announces his candidacy for Commissioner from the Second District subject to the primary to be held May 2.
C W Welsh of Terre Haute recounts his wife’s six year stomach illness that left her under 100 pounds. After taking Taniae she gained 17 pounds in five weeks and recovered health, praising Tarlac sold by leading druggists.
Mr and Mrs Albert Santmyer and daughter of Roseville NL visit her mother during his vacation due to miners strike. Several families and locals are noted visiting or spending weekends with relatives. An Easter Supper social is planned by the C I C Sunday school class to raise funds for the church, with all refreshments.
RAT-SNAP cake kills rats in minutes by drying the carcass while their meal becomes their last. Break into small pieces for rat travel paths. Do not mix with other food. Cats or dogs avoid it. Three sizes 35c 65c and 125 are sold and guaranteed by Mayer Hardware Co.
Subject to county requirements a message from the candidate for county clerk seeks publication of his candidacy. The notice emphasizes his intent to run and requests fair consideration from voters.
The trustees of Covington Lodge I O F offer a house and two well located lots for sale. The property is described as a desirable home and will be sold at a fair price. See Trustee.
A reader describes severe indigestion and constipation improving after using Chamberlains Tablets. The note mentions prior poor appetite and fatigue before finding relief with the remedy.
The City Council on first reading considers an ordinance to tighten milk supervision. It requires tubercular testing of every dairy cow used for milk sold locally and aligns with State Food and Health laws under the local health officers.
Old Kentucky notes list attendees at a farewell social in honor of two local residents at Covington including Granville Grubbs Fred Layton James Welch and Theodore Grubbs with families. The article also mentions visits among locals at Veedersburg Lilbourne Hillsboro and nearby farms plus gatherings at the homes of Mahlon Bodine Edward Nicklas and Virgie Rogers with Mrs Emma Nicklas.
Hon V E Livengood with 35 years of practice is touted as eminently qualified for Appellate Judge. A large delegation will go to the State Convention May 31 from this section to support him.
A lien action alleges Ralph L. Darling and Kineman Lumber stocked the LCDI Mineral Water Co with lumber and baseball event costs totaling 2480. The suit claims 850 was owed for lumber and related services from September of last year, with payment never made.
The article urges early cold treatment to prevent pneumonia, noting the cold weakens the system and may invite germ development. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at first signs of a cold to reduce risk and cost.
An advertisement from Mrs. Wrubel, Box 26, Oakland California, promotes the Old Reliable Club as the country’s largest marriage service. It claims 16 years operation, thousands of wealthy members of both sexes, and offers confidential descriptions for those seeking early marriages.
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