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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
8
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In December, the thermometer rose and fell in a brisk display of weather shifts. The brief period of warmth gave way to colder air as as the month advanced, signaling typical seasonal turnover.
The question asks to weigh advice against its potential usefulness and consequences. It urges careful thought about outcomes, risks, and intent before acting, emphasizing prudent evaluation of applicability and practicality.
The text notes that the Chinese are said to try very hard to settle debts before New Year’s Day and calls the plan fairly effective.
A brief note urges continued charitable efforts and positive action within the town. It cautions against gloating or hindering progress, emphasizing unity and good work over division.
Following Ray Lamphere’s arrival in Michigan City, attention turns to Mrs Gunness whose location remains unknown as the jury cannot pinpoint her final destination or current status. The case carries unresolved suspense as investigations continue across the region.
The passage notes that voters care little which party spent the most legitimate money in the campaign and that the safest, best men are elected. It claims the greatest hustlers are the greatest spenders and that this will not be a campaign issue again.
The text discusses Thomas B. Marshall as a likely Governor of Indiana and considers party support and potential early term decisions. It notes uncertainty about his governorship and hints at cautious political strategy to avoid haste.
The Ninth Congress district will present a lively field in two years with Martin A. Morrison as the Democratic nominee though he plans retirement. Republicans face many potential candidates, suggesting a crowded field and possible impact on past defeats.
The private secretary outlines a program prioritizing repeal of the county local option law and its shift to township and ward local options, signaling a path to curb saloon influence and hinting at partisan hurdles with a Republican Senate. The governor-elect remains cautious, aware repeal requires cross-party support.
Boswell Henson was unable to play Wednesday due to an unspecified issue, keeping him off the lineup as the team prepared for their upcoming game.
A well attended meeting featured Rev Boo Weil delivering a powerful appeal with a chorus and talk. A good audience heard the message and responded with attentive listening and interest.
Mrs. Jean Turnbull and family express gratitude to neighbors and friends for aid and comfort during illness and after the death of husband and father. May God reward you all.
For sale by W. F. Stilwell Covington Indiana. Property offered as a good dwelling with one or two fine jets and spread to. Located at the northwest corner of Liberty and High Streets at 34 bias from square. Includes household goods and piano. Ind. reports indicate sale details and terms.
The Clawson damage suit against Alva Beever over whiskey sold to Philander Dlawson that allegedly led to a man’s death will go to trial in court on January 7, 1909. The piece notes the case will be hard fought and watched with interest.
All county township city and school boards will meet Monday January 4 1909 to receive bids from banks for public funds. The session will cover a two year period instead of one as in the first letting.
Frewing T. Luse, longtime editor and proprietor of The Crawfordsville Review, was found dead in bed Wednesday at his home 418 East Market Street Crawfordsville. He had been in failing health for weeks. death attributed to heart failure and other complications.
The Zeigler estate dispute involving a quarter section of land and other assets was compromised early this week. The case, noted alongside the Galloway matter, ended with a mutual settlement praised by all parties. Also referenced is Hedges Drag with Zeomo agency offering photos letters and endorsements about a claimed cure.
First Church of Christ announces Bible School at 6 30 a m and Communion at 10 20 a m. Parishioners are urged to be on time to complete services before the 11 a m Tabernacle visit. A regular monthly board meeting is set for Monday at 7 a m with a full board expected. D H Palmer minister 309 Jefferson street. Also advertising Munsing Underwear at J Loeb's Stores as comfortable and affordable.
The Covington Entertainment Course presents the Illinois Glee Club on Tuesday night December 8 at 8 o clock in the Presbyterian church. The well known group tours Indiana Illinois Kentucky and Wisconsin and features cornet and saxophone solos plus Swiss Bells. Single seats 85 cents at Rainier's Drug Store with all four remaining numbers on season tickets.
Absat seventy five guests gathered at Mr and Mrs Charles A Brown home on Fourth street Wednesday evening to honor their silver milestone. A two course dinner pleased guests while pink and white decorations and flowers brightened the scene. gifts arrived from Iowa friends and well wishers look forward to many more annual celebrations of their nuptial day.
Mrs Doctor Parker died Friday night and was buried Monday. She leaves many friends who mourn her loss. Mrs Henery Draper visited her parents at Veedersburg last week. Ed Hart plans broom corn farming after a profitable year. Miss Hazel Voliva from Danville visited near here. Lew Kerr and George Parnell left for Chicago with a rock to exhibit at the stock show. Bert Cyler secured lunch and cigar stand at sheriff-elect Bob Kerr’s sale at Davis township farm next Thursday December 10. Wise Messmore visits daughter Clara in Tennessee. Geo Hyatt and family visited relatives near Dayton Thanksgiving Day. The Mellett Hustler moved to Newtown.
The Covington Indiana Board of Finance calls for written proposals from banks and trust companies for receipt and safekeeping of public lands deposits. Proposals due this evening in the Covington Council Chambers, Fountain County. Proposals subject to state and federal review under 1907 act.
A Dr Tongacre-wes recovered from injuries sustained on October 23. Friends report he is doing remarkably well and has been discharged. Lambertville Stout's Rubber goods are advertised for sale in Covington at J Loeb's Stores.
Mrs N W Rose of New Ross, aged 20, vanished from her home Thursday night and was found Sunday morning about a mile east of New Ross by her husband. She was walking toward home with no clear account of her whereabouts. This is her second disappearance. she was previously found at Jamestown. She is daughter of Samuel Hicks of Martinsville.
The Fulton Township Board of Finance in Fountain County Indiana invites proposals from banks and trust companies for depositing public funds. Proposals must be examined by state or federal authorities, include personal or surety bonds, and accompany collateral. C Pencer, President, James M. Young, Secretary.
The Covington City School Board invites written proposals from banks and trust companies to receive a maximum amount of public funds for deposit. Proposals must be sealed with personal or surety bonds or collateral, and deposited between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on December 26, 1908, at Dr. E. J. Martins office in McComas block, Covington Indiana.
A Des Moines father credits Peruna with saving his son Herman from scarlet fever and lung trouble. After early illness and severe coughing, a Peruna almanac description persuaded treatment. Two bottles cured the boy, who has remained healthy since, prompting lifelong advocacy of Peruna.
Capt Schuyler LaTourette and his wife spent Thanksgiving in Danville visiting the Goodins at 801 Sheridan Street. The elder Fountain County resident recalled visiting Danville sixty years earlier at age twelve when the area had only a few buildings near today’s public square. He formerly lived near Covington with his family on the LaTourette homestead. Perrysville was the regional metropolis then, with Covington larger and more bustling than Danville.
The Fountain County Board of Finance will meet December 28, 1908, from 12 am to 3 pm at the Auditor's office in Covington to examine public funds on deposit under statutory acts and to authorize deposits and related procedures. Proposals, personal and company bonds to be considered as required by official forms.
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