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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
3
Old Kentucky community news reports dinners visits and social events among local families including the Sprowls Cartwrights and Bieneneters. Residents travel to Hedrick and Covington for church services and a theft occurs when batteries are stolen from a car in a church yard.
John Simpkins of Sonandale reports rats cost him hundreds yearly and credits RAT SNAP for drying killed rats and leaving no odor. The ad promotes three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 and notes Mayer Hardware Co of Covington, Ind, guarantees the product. The rest fragments mention cyclone related ad and local trades.
Lafayette Indiana April 25 farm horses will face unusually hard work this spring due to a short season and persistent rain. Dean J H Skinner of Purdue College of Agriculture urges cautious handling, gradual feed increases, proper grooming, and fit harness to prevent fatigue and soreness.
Richard Buh and Fred Jenks visited Terre Haute on Saturday while Mr and Mrs O T Parker and family visited Hedrick. Wm Alderson was a Cates visitor. Lloyd Brown closed a term of school on the Island. The school patrols brought noon baskets and a bounteous dinner. Brown returned to Tangier with good wishes from pupils and patrons. Geo Alterson and Miss Lacy Parker visited Danville. Dolores Parker enjoyed a visit at Elimer Grubbs’s. Rey Sellers and son Mervin stayed with James Ellig of Coal Creek. Lene Bros move to Sam Allen farm near Cates. Rural carrier Henry Kiger upset by wind storm. no serious damage. Dewey Jenks visited Cayuga. Ambrose Stines is seriously ill after the school dinner. Rowland Wann and daughter Lucille shopped in Cayuga.
Indianapolis crowd swarms the grandstands for the Tenth Annual International dash for glory and gold on May 30 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Roscoe Sarles, famed young driver, appears in a dramatic speeding moment as fans thrill to the speed duels on the long straights and treacherous curves.
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