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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
2
Public notices announce continued advertising service with regular agent commission. Ads must be ordered by Tuesday noon or dropped for the week and charged accordingly.
A fragmented election notice urges Fountain County voters to back Filmore Veter for reelection. It claims Veter serves farmers and local taxpayers while promising attentiveness to county interests.
The column’s final paragraph accuses the current organization gang of seeking to reorganize the party and control a Republican ticket, citing tax board hearings and county matters. It notes court decisions and warns that lawful processes curb such tactics, with Judge Crane’s 1922 trial remarks cited. Sam Martin, visiting Terre Haute, is mentioned.
Wm Cornell, a farmer from Newbury Padiana, reports his wife’s dramatic recovery after taking Taniac. He says she previously suffered weight loss and kidney complaints and now looks healthy and feels better, praising doctors and druggists for recommending the remedy.
The cyclone wrecked a small town, many residents lost lives, and widespread destruction drew thousands to the scene. Visitors flock from far and near curious to see Hed Dick Lefare, hoping for a rebirth of the town and recovery from the disaster.
The Attica Tribune reports that Fountain County's May 2 primary ballots are printed in Attica due to a boycott. Clerk Robert H. McKinney oversees the process here after arriving Monday, with two presses and a foreman handling the work. He serves ex officio on the Board of Election Commissioners with Spinning and Willett. Republicans McKinney and Spinning, Democrat Willett. The county must cover extra costs, cited as a consequence of political maneuvering, highlighting McKinney’s long stay and salary context.
A historical puzzles page asks readers to identify a prominent Covington business or professional figure from about thirty years ago. The item urges readers to cut out the article, fill in the name themselves, and return it.
Mrs S A Moore and William Helgers and Mr and Mrs William Hancock of Mellott transacted business here Friday.
Miss Lola Starkey visits Abernathy family in Veedersburg and many locals are seen visiting kin across nearby towns. A Clover Leaf Railroad crew works near town to stabilize a track on soapstone after a Sunday slide.
The village held discussions this week and a big dinner last Friday with a varied program. Residents such as Harry Snoddy and Walter Sneady visited relatives, while families hosted gatherings and entertained guests. The Perrysville school closed midweek and several locals reported visiting, dining, and helping with church and civic activities.
S Mack Irvin of Veedersburg, a Republican candidate for Auditor, visited the city Wednesday while promoting a nostalgia themed event at the Lyric titled Gates of Memory harking back to crinoline croquet ringlets and ro3te jars.
Last week a picture prompt drew responses from readers. The first name in each couplet shows the picture's name and the second is the respondent. Homer Sewell Elizabeth Collins Attica Ind Homer Sewell Geo Diffenderfer. Readers are thanked for participating and urged to submit this week’s picture answers on the blanks for reference.
Ed Robison and wife of Danville visit over Easter. Wanda Hawley in Bobbed Hair comes to town to perform and discuss new thought and freedom, presenting as a fashionably modern girl.
A Fountain County Republican candidate, Jas. C. Claypool Sr., seeks voter support for the May 2 primary. He pledges equal justice, oppose partial taxation, oppose excess centralization, and vows to push laws serving the commonwealth’s best interests if nominated and elected.
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