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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
4
In the fragmentary text Uncle Eben warns that what is happening could be as bad as it might be, and he notes the lack of cold storage as a serious issue. The line “Wothin’” suggests a rural, authentic voice reflecting concern over conditions.
Attorneys close closing arguments in the trial over Henry Ford accused of anarchism. Clinton C. De Witt described the Ford English school guiding 3,000 foreign workers toward Americanism with flags, lessons, and American Club membership.
Water and the human body share almost the same specific gravity. In water equal pressure at all points supports the body, allowing ease and painless movement. Cripples often receive exercise in water for rehabilitation.
The Fulton Township Trustees set proposed expenditures for 1920 including Township, Local Tuition, Special School Tax, Road, and Poor costs totaling 14 850.00 with a 75 cent tax rate per hundred dollars. Taxables show land and improvements 1 276 330.00 personal property 282 725.00 and railroads lines value 415 980.00 with mortgage exemption credit 43 750.00.
Word came Monday that the American Angus Breeders Association will award a gold medal and 10.60 cash to the best Angus calf in the Baby Beet contest this fall. The Hereford and Shorthorn associations also offer medals. Armour & Co. of Chicago offers five trips to the International Livestock Show for Indiana’s top calves. Judging day is Thursday September 4 with special breed shows to follow. The county show will be held amid a nearing completion Fair week.
Prof A G Phillips led a series of poultry culling demonstrations last Thursday and Friday for farmers. The sessions showed how to select profitable layers to cull in winter, with events at Richland, McKinney, Logan, Jackson, and Van Buren townships and a picnic dinner accompanying the talks.
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