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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
2
The note records second class mailing status for Covington Indiana as part of a postal entry. It confirms designation under the post office system and indicates processing under class two.
A fragment discusses dangers of czarism and tyranny in society and work. It argues freedom hinges on personal choice and opposition to forced labor or mob rule, opposing the idea that others may subjugate work choices or liberty.
A proverb notes that those who use the language of humanity never stutter and a man who clears his throat avoids disruption. The saying emphasizes fluency earned through sincerity and calm speech.
A short motivational note urges optimism despite hard times. It highlights the power of a simple smile to improve mood and change the day, advising readers to “meet me with a smile” and try a positive attitude to ease life’s burdens.
Ex-Vice President Tom Marshall who recently returned from Europe reports his 100 acre Indiana farm netted a 2.36 profit last year. The text raises a question about whether he paid all his taxes.
When paying is a burden, officials and taxpayers ask how a man can stay in debt and still cover costs without raising income. The piece notes responsibility among local leaders and the pressure from residents seeking relief.
A fragment expresses distrust of an association and its leadership. It urges the people to reject greed and power, defending governance by the people and opposing biased organizational actions like busing. The text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable names.
A meeting at the First National Bank in town aims to discuss fertilizer dealers and county farm interests. An all day picnic is planned for Tuesday August 29 with Prof. Wiley and a hog judging by Duroc inspectors to determine best holding place.
Poland China men complete their organization with John Reed as president and Robert McKinney as secretary. They plan to hold their next meeting early in September.
A soybean meeting is scheduled for Monday August 21 at Kingman Wallace and Mellor. Purdue professor Ostrana er will attend and present an interesting proposition for attendees including Almer and Hime.
fragmentary OCR lists names and affiliations with errors. content unclear but mentions Beys judging team selection and several personal names and initials.
A local exhibit draws visitors as a display of vintage items and curiosities fills the Pos Lawe fairground. Organizers report strong attendance and interest in the showcased pieces from area residents, with dialogue about preservation and history.
Numerous notices describe visitors and travel among Crawfordsville residents. Winfred Cooper underwent tonsil removal at the local hospital and returned home the next day. Others include Mr. and Mrs. Claud York and family from Goodenow Illinois visiting Hillsdale relatives, Miss Lois Bybee staying with her parents, and Fred McBroom and Eloise visiting from Chicago.
A reader note describes appendicitis as caused by fecal matter blocking the bowels and cites the large intestine as the site. It recommends taking Chamberlain's Tablets when needed to keep bowels regular and reduce fear of appendicitis.
Mr and Mrs Otis Miller of Leba nie and Mr and Mrs Will Miller of Crawfordsville were guests of Mr and Mrs John Purfeerst the first of week highlighting a social gathering and hospitality.
County agents Purfeerst and Cocies organize demonstration teams for five towns in Mancay and Covington counties. Meetings will be held at Cates Kingman Newtown Wa lace Attica and Covington Mancay on August 14 with later sessions noted as Tawishite. Executive meetings occurred in Davis, Logan and Shawnee. Reuters meetings are planned for September.
Charley Dicken his mother and Ms John DeHaven returned from Wool Lake Wisconsin after six weeks ampunting on a Tuesday night. They reported few fish and cool nights as they spoke of fishing and food.
Classified notice states a job printing office in Covington Indiana is for sale. Includes equipment and fixtures. Contact details unavailable in readable text.
The Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana has annointed and qualified the undersigned as Administrator of the estate of Mary A Hickman late of Fountain County deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent.
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