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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
7
All political announcements cost five dollars and require cash payment. Announcements will run until the primary election.
Amos Reath of Veedersburg Indiana announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for County Recorder subject to the May 2 primary. He states his intention to run in the upcoming election and appeals to voters in his hometown area.
Voters in Fountain County are asked to consider Edward Blod es as a second candidate from Wabash township for the Recorder nomination subject to primary decision. The note is a brief campaign appeal to the local electorate.
Citizens are notified of the Fountain County primary to select a county clerk candidate. The election is set for May 2 with several contenders including RENNETILD RUSK and others listed in the notice.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions county voters and a public event but lacks clear actions, entities, or dates to summarize a coherent news item. No identifiable person or organization is fully readable to anchor a proper summary card.
Mr Edster announces his candidacy for Recorder subject to the Republican voters at the Primary on May 2. Very truly, Harley Aron, Rinvsien, Indiana.
Charles H. Dicken declares candidacy for County Recorder on the Democratic ticket subject to the May 2 1922 primary election.
A candidate announces intent to run for Sheriff on the Renb acan ticket in Fountain County. The primary election is scheduled for May.
A former service member announces intent to seek the Republican nomination for sheriff in the upcoming May primary election. He notes his service in the Philippines and World War I and appeals to fellow veterans for support.
A letter from Lloyd McFerren asks the editor to back his mother as a candidate for the Republican primary. The May election will decide the antewnehin choice for Logan Sheri voters.
William Collins asks Fountain County voters to consider his name in the Republican Primary for Sheriff from Logan township subject to May balloting. He signs as sincerely William Collins.
James A. Parrett of Covington Indiana declares his candidacy for sheriff subject to Republican voters in the county primary to be held May 2 1922.
William T. Adkins declares his run for Sheriff subject to Republican voters at the May 2 1922 primary. He urges support within the party and sets forth his candidacy.
A reader submits a political notice announcing George McMurt rie’s candidacy for County Auditor on the Democratic ticket subject to voter will at the May primary. The letter is dated to express a formal declaration and includes a courteous closing.
Robert Campbell of Newtown Indiana announces his candidacy for County Auditor on the Republican ticket. He states the decision of voters at the May 2 primary will determine the outcome.
A candidate for County Auditor appeals to Pendleton voters for support in the upcoming primary election. The letter requests backing from the electorate and closes with a courteous signature.
A candidate from the county announces intent to run for County Treasurer, urging voters to choose him in the primary. He presents himself as a proposer who supports fiscal stewardship and aims to win the election under a modern party slate.
A candidate for County Clerk is announced by Mel Eefiters and the Republican Party. The decision was made at the party convention in Indiana. The announcement notes the candidate will be submitted to the primary election process for voter confirmation.
An OCR fragment notes Omer Drake announcing a name for the Republican primary on May 2 at the Fountain Circuit Court. The text is incomplete but signals a candidacy entry and electoral context.
W B Cartwright of Covington Indiana asks the Republican party to consider his bid for Clerk of Fountain Circuit Court to be decided at the primary on May 2. He seeks name placement on the ballot for the clerk race.
John D. Hesler announces his candidacy for County Clerk in the upcoming Republican primary, urging voters to support his bid. He outlines a platform to modernize recordkeeping and improve clerical services for the county.
Fountain County voters are urged to consider John P Brissey and Harvey McBroom as candidates for Prosecuting Attorney in the upcoming Republican primary in May. The letters urge support and reflect the nominees will of Republican voters.
Ed I Ior Republican candidate announces run for County Assessor on the Republican ticket subject to voter decision at the primary in May. J V McKnight named in the notice.
After ten years as township assessor in Van Buren township, I announce candidacy for County Assessor pending voters in the Republican Primary in May.
The notice invites Republican voters to decide in May 1922 the nomination for Commissioner of the Second District subject to the primary election results.
Charles T. Yerkes announces his candidacy for County Commissioner in the Second District. He states the decision rests with Republican voters at the May 2, 1922 primary.
Walter D. Marshall of Yeddo Indiana declares candidacy for the 22d District Commissioner seat to be decided at the May 2 1922 primary. He signs the letter with sincere regards.
EARLE M. MYERS of Kingman Indiana announces candidacy for Representative in the Legislature. The primary is set for May 2 1922 with voters to decide.
Fragmentary message from James C. Claypool urging support for a candidate named Tor from Fount with a DEM decision and an upcoming test or primary in April. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret for precise details.
John R. Weaver announces a Democratic candidacy for Township Assessor from Troy Township. The decision will be made by Democratic voters at a primary on May 2.
Albert M Hegg states he will seek the Democratic nomination for trustee of Troy Township in the upcoming Primary in May. He declares his candidacy is subject to the Primary decision.
H. S. Parkman declares candidacy for township trustee in Troy subject to Republican voters at the May 2 primary. He signs as Very truly, H. S. Parkman.
John M. Price announces his candidacy for trustee of Wabash Township subject to Republican voters decision at the May 2 1922 primary.
Dear Editor candidate on the Republican ticket for Trustee of Fulton township subject to the decision of the Primary in May Seth F Harmon.
M. M. Young states he will run as a Republican for Trustee of Troy Township, subject to the decision of the May 2 primary election. He seeks support from party voters and outlines his candidacy.
The article urges preventive medicine arguing it is easier to stop a cold before pneumonia develops. It notes pneumonia follows a cold and urges taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of a cold to avoid danger, claiming the remedy is inexpensive.
An Oakland based advertisement for the Old Reliable Club offers speedy marriage services, claiming 16 years of operation, thousands of wealthy members, and confidential descriptions for both sexes with early marriage goals. Mrs Wrubel is listed as contact at Box 26.
Mr and Mrs Frank Smith attended the golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs A Linn in Attica last Thursday confirming a family celebration with the couple marking their long union.
Joseph J. Dowling stars as Uncle Peter Bines in The Spenders, a character dubbed The New Napoleon of Finance arriving from the West in a Lyric Tuesday performance.
A reader describes severe indigestion and constipation before using Chamberlain's Tablets and notes improved digestion and health after taking them.
A sensational tale reappears claiming a Christ written letter was found under a cross at the crucifixion site. The missive, allegedly carried through centuries to a Dalton Georgia article in 1891, foretells Sabbath observance and blessings for believers while cursing nonbelievers.
The Illinois State Highway Department and federal bodies open a two mile road built to test edge loading. On March 30 twelve heavy trucks with 2,500 pound rear wheel loads ran across tight sections, causing early failures to show design futility. Tests will continue to yield valuable data.
A Mayer Hardware Co advertisement touts RAT SNAP cake as a fast rat and mouse killer. It claims rats die within minutes, carcasses dry without odor, and the product comes in three sizes priced 85c 65c and 1.25.
Reports on bid prices for 286 miles of Federal-aid roads received by the Bureau of Public Roads show lower construction costs this year. Average costs per mile include 78 miles of gravel at 9 150, 46 miles of concrete at 29 000, 47 miles of bituminous macadam at 25 200, and 23 miles of bituminous concrete at 25 000.
Charles Holland of Cates trans acted business here Monday. Jack Holt Agnes Ayers Wanda Hawley and Walter Hiers in Held By The Enemy, and a comedy show about a sleeping car porter Lyric Wednesday.
Indiana special report cites Brigadier George F. Caster with statistics showing 20 000 producers cost the state 265 million dollars in 23 years and 200 000 reformed drunks could have added 66 660 000 in production. The piece notes 25 percent of 1921 tax levy funds penal and charitable institutions and calls for the May 1–10 annual home service appeal.
Mrs Lena Schoonover spent the winter at Hot Springs Arkansas and returned home last week after spraining her ankle earlier. Mr and Mrs Lucian Wheatly remained at the Springs.
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