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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
7
Mrs. Cecil Osborn spent the week end with friends in Vermillion county. W. J. Mellett, candidate for commissioner before the primary from district three, was here Tuesday morning. Will is going some these days.
Seed corn for sale from Johnson County Silvermine and Illinois Yellow Dent varieties. Contact S. B. Newman at Covington R.D. 3 Stone Bluff, phone 226.
S B Newman of north Van Buren, a substantial farmer and respected citizen, was in Covington Monday to attend to interests and meet contacts.
The State Board of Health asks residents to boil water for drinking due to city supply contamination. City Health Commissioner M. L. Myer notes the directive and urges precautions.
John Boyd a farmer from Peoria NL says Tanlac cured his thirty year stomach trouble. He suffered from burning cramps poor appetite sleepless nights and near collapse before starting Tanlac. After a few days his condition improved with better digestion sleep and energy. Tanlac sold in Covington Veedersburg and Hillsboro by listed distributors.
A political notice urges voters to support F D E Small in the upcoming county and state primary. It criticizes biased notice distribution and emphasizes every voter's rights and equal counting at the booth. The message references Mrs. Clayton Todd and upcoming primary action next Tuesday.
John Stephens of Mellott called in Monday to say his taxes were considerably higher after paying them, noting the substantial increase.
Thousands of government positions available as census and railway mail clerks examinations approach. Men and women are urged to apply and inquire about a Special Preparatory offer and free information.
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