Second Class Postage Notice for Covington Indiana
The item notes that it is entered as second class matter at the post office in Covington Indiana.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
4
The item notes that it is entered as second class matter at the post office in Covington Indiana.
A festive note echoes the season of gifts and cheer hoping happiness reaches all, capturing holiday wishes and communal goodwill.
The first sprite of snow came Friday and the air holds fairy lakes on Monday. Winter with its charms and changing moods is upon us.
A local county drive for the hearth and Red Cross program shows growing support. The effort focuses on aiding those in need through community work and outreach, highlighting the value of immediate help and long term welfare.
A reflective note urges readers to pause and count blessings, recognizing how small acts of value sustain the community. It emphasizes resilience, mutual support, and continuing to work together through another year despite hardship.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports 1921 corn shipments, with the Netherlands receiving 17,843,164 bushels, the largest outside Canada. Following in order were the United Kingdom Germany and Mexico.
Department of Agriculture data show nearly half of US corn exports in 1921 totaling 28,582,806 bushels went to Canada. Canadian statistics indicate only 12,000,000 bushels were imported from the United States for consumption, with much later reexport to Europe.
The Attica Tribune argues elected leaders must forget party labels and serve the entire public. It notes the Republicans have urged this approach for years and questions why the Tribune did not advocate it before, given the November 7 action.
The affidavit attached to an election expense list targets editor and Cartwright, accusing falsehoods in a bid to tarnish Republican candidate for county clerk. McKinney and others are alleged to have used the affidavit to bolster prior claims amid political infighting.
The Ledger-Tribune notes Fountain county voters elected Democratic candidates fairly. It states no ill feeling toward the winners and hopes all new county officers, Democrats and Republicans, will perform their duties well. The paper urges residents to focus on private business for the next two years.
Gloria Swanson and Milton Sis star in a special Thanksgiving show titled The Great Moment at the Lyric theater tonight Thursday. Also note Mr McManamy Martin on South Fourth street has been seriously ill with a cancerous condition and is now very weak with little hope of recovery as reported by friends.
Covington hosts a gala day December 27 with a Five Touring Car prize at 3 30 p m. Merchants and firms listed donate prizes and cash contributions from Citizens Bank Johnson Oil and Refining Co Clem Harden and others. Visitors are urged to shop in Covington for Thanksgiving and Christmas before the event.
A warning against risking serious illness by ignoring cold symptoms. It asserts many recover, yet weakens lungs and invites further disease. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cheap, trusted cure for bad colds.
Roy Casey of Wasbash Chapel near Graham's Creek found an unclaimed Ford in his barn lot. He notified the sheriff who alerted Danville police. R H Franeberger removed the vehicle, which had not yet been identified or claimed.
Veedersburg visitors Mr and Mrs Will Hebers visited Mellott Monday. Mrs Bert Oyler moved from sickness to her parents home in Owen County Sunday. Leslie Davidson from South of Hillsboro was a business visitor. Several locals including Mrs William Lawson and Mrs Charley Lewis have been ill. Goldie Carlisle and children from South Bend visit for Thanksgiving. Rheda Weode stays with Mrs Dave Foster near Attica. Bert Owler seeks lunch and cigar stand privileges at an upcoming sale and offers five to seventy four dollars. Walker Brown and family return from Davenport Town after two weeks with relatives south of Mellott. Pressley Howard, recently released from Indianapolis hospital after two operations, is slowly recovering at home. Word spread last week of John Howard’s serious illness in Veedersburg where he was born and raised.
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