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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
8
The notice outlines pricing for display and local ads with tiered rates by contract length. One year contracts cost 3 cents per inch, six months to under one year 9 cents per inch, and under six months 16 cents per inch. Metal base electros are 6 cents per inch. Local rate is 5 cents per line for one insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion.
J M Evans M D announces candidacy from Richland towns up for County Auditor subject to Republican voters at their convention to be held in due time. Very truly yours.
Mr Badstor announces his candidacy for Republican nomination for Clerk of the Fountain Circuit Court stating one term served and Civil War service. Robert H Kerr announces candidacy for Sheriff nomination subject to the Republican convention decision.
N R. HarDesty announces candidacy for Recorder subject to the Republican county convention. Henry C. Randolph declares Lama candidacy for County Assessor subject to the Republican nominating convention.
The Ninth Congressional District Republicans announce township meetings at 3 p.m. to elect delegates and alternates for a Lebanon Indiana convention on 1910 10 a.m. The Taft 1908 vote basis apports one delegate per 100 votes or fraction of 50 or more. Meetings will be at Wallace Millcreek Cates Coal Creek Veedersburg Hillsburg Court House Newtown Fountain Attica City Hall Roberts School House and other listed venues. Andrew Marshall chairs with T A Clifton secretary. This office for job work.
Governor Marshall accuses campaign rivals of coercive tactics labeling them insurgent. He states he will refuse to participate if demands are not met, calling it strong leadership in the political clash ahead of the campaign.
The text reflects on Samuel Clemens who worked and smoked until his later years. It notes he lived to age 74 and speculates he might have lived longer without tobacco, given continued work. The passage presents a reflective obituary-like line about his life.
Republicans of Fountain County show waning confidence, described as a rare omen. The passage notes they are strongest when not overstocked with certainty, implying heightened readiness despite nerves.
The recent affirmed court decision in the county investigation cases showcases Hon. O P Lewis’ legal strength. Every point and contention he made in favor of the defendants, within his case brief, was upheld, a rare achievement in such a high stakes matter with broad implications.
An exchange offers guidance for readers who feel slighted by local papers. Do not lash out or attack the press. Instead pause, recall past favors and kindnesses the paper has shown, and remember you may need such favors again in the future.
A statement thanks the press and fraternity for their expressions and asserts readiness to be counted. It emphasizes standing for issues and the people's interests, fairness to friends and foes, and that the people's will is supreme.
The war between Governor Marshall and National Committeeman Taggart at the Democratic State convention sharpens factional fights. The piece argues Democrats must unite to press forward, while criticizing Democratic petty leadership in Indiana and urging Republicans to be defeated and left behind.
A 1912 Indianapolis Sun critique claims Governor Marshall avoids taking positions on issues. It describes him as a political dodger who relies on charm rather than statesmanship and suggests he should place Mrs Marshall in his stead for clarity.
A local advertisement feature highlights Burton promoting substantial bargains across goods. The notice emphasizes value, urging customers to visit and compare prices, with a focus on discount offerings and limited-time deals in the storefront.
A long meditation on political independence and the struggle for equal rights as the core principle of democracy. The piece argues against bossism and delegated power, praising direct primaries and mass participation, and predicting the decline of the old delegate system in Indiana politics and the nation.
The Republican piano contest grows in appeal with prizes and fair terms. Subscriptions by 6 o clock Saturday April 9 qualify contestants for jewel cases, a $25 gold watch to the top seller, and many smaller rewards. A long list of nominees from Troy Township Covington State Line Silverwood Hillsboro and other townships are urged to work hard for entries and receipts.
Desirable city property offered for sale near the M. E. church. For details write Dr. T. M. Henderson, box 42, Pendleton, Oregon.
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