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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
6
The advertisement asserts Scott's Emulsion is the original and superior for 35 years, criticizing imitators as inferior. It emphasizes thickness versus thin imitations and instructs thinning only by the consumer. It lists Bend 10c and promotes a savings bank with a Good Luck Penny.
John Hardy announces this week as a candidate for Record er with possible opposition later. Republicans expect C Lewis Green to win the Prosecuting Attorney race. Strong GOP candidates for County Assessor include Jos Hayes Sam Wells Thad Meeker and Henry Randolph. Democratic councils clash, fixing favors for candidates. Republicans urged to unite and win, selecting the best man for Representative.
The text alleges a political scheme in elections for auditor, clerk, and county commissioner focused on Democrats backing Republican candidates. It urges Republicans to resist deceptive "cream of the suggestion" tactics and to support genuine, people’s party interests in lower district races.
Chairman Marshall calls a general meeting of the party organization Workers and all Republicans of the county at the Court House Saturday morning April 35 for broad discussion of campaign questions. All Republicans urged to attend to express views and aid in deciding conditions for the county convention and candidates.
Indiana Democrats fear Governor Marshall roils the party and jeopardizes prospects for the statewide ticket. Reports say several candidates may withdraw in solidarity with Cox of Columbus, hoping Marshall backed convention plans can topple Thomas Taggart in the U S Senate race. The hotel meet at Denison in Indianapolis fueled talk of tactical withdrawals to blunt the Marshall strategy.
The State Board of Health declares the Covington Indiana school house un sanitary and a health risk and orders it condemned for school use after June 1 1910. Any trustee teacher or person using or teaching there after that date shall be prosecuted. Passed April 8 1910 by President Geo T McCoy and Secretary I N Hurry.
Salt by the barrel is offered by C F Lowe and Son as part of their wholesale supplies. The listing highlights bulk quantities and local delivery terms for merchants and tradespeople.
A terse remark notes Bill Layton's new Auburn as a dandy car. He does not mention taking anyone along on his drives or discussing bank visits, keeping details minimal and focused on the car itself.
Cap Gray remains focused on his secondary affection as campaign momentum steadies. Observers note she appears strong for the current phase, while officials await further developments guiding his political path.
Dr Myers begins fourth season with his Ford fully overhauled and repainted in black with brass touched up, looking as good as new. This restoration highlights meticulous work and pride in the vehicle.
Jim Yerkes runs a busy garage selling machines at a rapid pace. Despite his hustle, outsiders periodically slip in an extra machine, highlighting ongoing security and supply pressures in his operation.
Report notes about thirty machines of various makes in use in Covington, estimating an investment near forty five thousand dollars. The figure highlights the breadth of equipment in the area and the capital tied to local operations.
Billy Schma becomes the first in the community to purchase and operate a livery auto. Despite a few minor accidents not attributed to him, his venture reports solid success and steady use of the car in local service.
Albert Murphy stands out as a reliable mail carrier who handles two machines and carries the route 7 mail. He is not an agent, but his performance is commendable and widely acknowledged by the community.
Guy Hendricks, noted as one of the section’s most careful drivers, begins a second season with his Overland car. The vehicle looks and runs as good as new, and he takes pleasure in using his machine.
Dr Carter is making perhaps the most practical use of his machine of any owner in this section unless Sheriff Kerr uses his machine to bring in law violators and crazy people. Dr Carter always goes provided with block and tackle.
Friday, Knapper Bilsland brought home a new Chalmers Detroit machine worth 1800 dollars. The story says he was so taken with the new darling that he forgot a date with his best girl Sunday night.
Jim Welsch Smith Myers and Granville Grubbs from East of town are described as practical farmers who rely on their machines for various tasks. The passage notes they all get good use and comfort from the equipment and are likely to be seen using them in different farm avocations soon.
Ed Mayer and Ike Clawson are described as enjoying good times and flexible speeds while offering rides with smiles to everyone they meet. Ike is getting solid practice with his machine, and the pair are noted for their approachable, cheerful conduct during their walks and shared activities.
Dr. Martin shows a new Au burn, Will Thompson brings a new Richmond, Roy Rogers drives an E. M. F. in the amateur class. Each is developing a careful, sensible driving style while enjoying cars with families along as ballast.
Law Nebeker sells his machine and buys two soda fountains. John Lewellyn, praised for sociability, buys a Ford five passenger and enjoys sharing rides with friends. Judge Schoonover and Dr. McKee note his dignity and reputation. Lewellyn surprises everyone with his purchase and sociable nature.
Describes workers who maintain poise in their professions and operate dependable machines. They focus on straight business and pleasure, avoiding showiness or capers as their equipment, though not flashy, reliably achieves results.
Stany Lusader shines as the expert of this section with a Stodard-Dayton valued among the highest priced machines. His careful handling and skilled workmanship keep the car in splendid hands, making it one of the best and smoothest movers on the road as Staniv works toward expert status.
A proactive motorist and owner of a large five passenger roadster claims to have invented a refrigerator attachment for summer use. The device is touted to outperform any fresh water craft while providing ballast and an accurate chart, and is expected to become popular in dry regions.
The opening of the new season hints at widespread auto use with Homer Sewell Frank Mack and Bill Heisner seen driving new machines. City leaders Mayor Tom McGeorge and Hon. W. E. Livengood acknowledge changes in the auto business as ownership becomes common beyond officials.
Mrs. John Berry of Veedersburg died from severe burns after coal oil spilled on her clothing while preparing dinner. She ran outside in flames crying for help before passersby arrived. Aged 55, she left a husband and no children. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon.
Pure Ice announces year round sale and delivery of ice to any city area. Supply any amount anytime, aiming to establish a permanent business. Price 25 cents per 100 pounds. Phone 243. Fry Boprxe.
Henry Schmelig announces a modern tailoring establishment above Chariey Crane's pool room. He offers a fine stock of the latest woollen patterns and invites customers to have up-to-date suits made.
The Board of School Trustees of Covington Indiana invites bids for constructing a brick public school building with basement and single story above, on lots 117–120 in Vance’s Addition. Bids due 3 p.m. at the secretary’s office, with a 2 percent bid bond. Contract awarded upon board approval. project to be completed by Sept 1 1910.
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