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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
6
Washington dispatches note the president’s upcoming message to Congress is unusually long and full of proposals. Analysts expect it to attract more readers than any prior White House document and to address a wide range of questions.
Republicans across the county rally behind auditor James T. Bell as the next county chairman citing integrity loyalty experience and broad acquaintance with households and state politicians. They urge him to lead the party into the coming campaign noting his proven campaign leadership and focus on the people's interests.
Insinuations of unfairness surround the state printing contact. Governor Hanly should order a careful investigation to protect taxpayers and his administration. John Kendall of Danville notes that fifteen state ballots were printed per voter, far above the law’s average of about two.
The Crawfordsville Journal notes odd demand for pocket knives and eyelet machines and hints at explanations. It suggests strict economy may grow, comparable to the savings Congressman Landis aims for in the government printing office in Washington.
Robert Stockwell, section foreman, tangled in wire and broke his elbow. Several residents travel to Danville and Perrysville while Miss Belle Ware visits eastern Kentucky. A dog and sheep killing case favored the defendant Ford after dispute over jurisdiction. Dr. J H Trent shows off a new Kiondyke wagon. Will Jacobs breaks his arm on the Indiana Harbor railroad. Ed Livengood repairs Possum Run bridge. An infant from State Line buried in West Lebanon. Roses Murphy builds a new home at Dresser. Carl Jones shoots his hand hunting near Dresser. Read all the ads.
Southern Warren fragment notes David Jordan and wife occupy Dr Trent's Foster property. Elwood Mehars of Dresser works on the Wabash railroad. William Meharry of Covington is described with a razor in hand.
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