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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
6
A call to unity at Tomlinson Hall urges Republicans to bury differences and unite for the coming Indiana campaign. The message stresses party leadership, fair share, and the impact of the deliberations on Fountain County and national politics.
A terse observation warns that a person who centers only on self will fail to contribute to the community advancement. The remark underscores public duty over personal gain.
The text questions continued illegal gambling dens despite promises to close them. It argues saloons and blind tigers share roots, noting ongoing operations, arrests, and shared support from similar sources.
A significant meeting is scheduled for December 4 in Tomlinson Hall, Indianapolis. The notice highlights the importance of the gathering and notes its location and date.
The statement outlines how Indiana distributes taxes by county, noting Vermillion as a model and Fountain facing higher valuations and heavier tax burdens due to its valuation levels.
The Vermillion County treasury reduced revenues by 23.31 due to state demands for advance payments. If funds had stayed in local banks until December, 2 percent interest would total 22.31, with three remittances from September to November yielding varying interest. The amount could pay a democratic petit jury bailiff for October plus 7.31 remains.
The family of B F Robinson expresses gratitude to many kind friends for assistance during their mother and grandmother’s sickness and death. May God reward you.
The public is hereby notified that no hunting or trespassing will be allowed upon any of my farms. By Caan Will B. Cofting.
A collage of quips and poems from various papers including Chicago Post Washington Star Kansas City Times and Minneapolis Journal. The pieces touch playful misunderstandings about germs kissing school days and a sentimental tale of Willie Wise and a mine venture with a prudent retreat.
Dr Franklin Miles advertises free two pound trial heart treatments and a free book and examination chart. He claims twenty five years of research and lists symptoms such as short breath chest pain irregular pulse and dropsy. Afflicted persons are urged to describe their disease and request the free materials from Elkhart Indiana.
John Wheart visited from Danville reporting burglars struck the Attica home of Mr and Mrs Herman Briggs while they were away in Chicago. Home valuables and clothing were taken and the house ransacked upon their return early in the week.
Marion Hull, long time resident and veteran, is seriously ill after another stroke in his city home. Jacob Keerns, charged with stealing corn, had the indictment dismissed as a spite case. the witness’ affidavit claimed trespass but did not prove theft.
Mr. T. J. Coulter of LaFayette Indiana says Foley Kidney Pills cured him after months of kidney and bladder trouble. He reports back pain dizziness burning sensation and headaches improving after several weeks of treatment. He recommends the pills and notes they are sold by all druggists.
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