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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
8
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A reflective line about the end of all things framing politics and fun. The passage contrasts enduring beliefs with public amusement and suggests restraint amid partisan poking. It reads as a didactic musing on humility and perspective in civic life.
The National Congress convened Monday at noon with Speaker pro tempore Uncle Joe Cannon in the chair. He smokes a Havana and remains undisturbed as sessions proceed.
The President’s message is described as lengthy to digest yet well received as a solid Republican document. The note adds that the "Big Stick" is conspicuously absent in the emphasis of the presented legislation.
The text notes law enforcement responsibility will move to the current Covington city administration and, after January 1, 1910, a straight Democratic administration will take charge. Citizens will closely monitor any resulting changes.
The writer urges abandoning personal or political enmity with the paper or its editor. The message emphasizes forgiveness, dropping grudges, and focusing on progress rather than vindictiveness.
The Brooklyn Eagle notes the President has earned public confidence through calm, conservative language and absence of dramatic rhetoric. His proposals are clear and purposeful, appealing to a wide citizenry while challenging politicians and legislators with steady resolve.
Residents note boot legging activity in Coyington has left saloons empty since November 6. Queries rise whether enforcement is lax or nonexistence of contraband persists. Local authorities allegedly show leniency while illicit venues stay shuttered.
The Democrats no longer claim a House majority but say they can team with insurgents to defeat Republicans. They view insurgents as on par with fellow Democrats, and many share this stance.
The piece reflects on daily life’s blend of tragedy and humor. It argues people judge neighbors by appearances and overlook the broader, shared human experience of striving, disappointment, and mortality.
The Covington call for a combined ball and opera house cites the lack of public meeting venues and notes past fire loss at the Rink. It argues a suitable building would serve as both hall and playhouse, aided by a YMC A committee empowered to build or rent a location.
The 1911 Indiana legislature battle looms with Republicans and Democrats wagering control for the January 1911 session. Whoever wins the joint ballot will appoint the United States senator from Indiana for six years after Beveridge's term ends on March 38, 1911.
The Washington Herald notes that if Democrats win both chambers next year they will redraw Indiana's legislative and congressional districts. A new apportionment may be required after the Federal census next summer, potentially increasing Indiana's U.S. House seats from thirteen to fourteen.
Ada Ohio ad notices offer top prices for all furs and invite bringing them to feed barns run by Farmer McMahon. The University Herald praises a December 16 Methodist church address as eloquent and masterly with patriotism, love, brilliance, and wisdom.
Dr Longacre Covingtons leading veterinarian operates from P J McMahon sale and feed barn offering extensive horse care experience. Reach him by phone for reliable treatment of temperaments and ailments in the city.
J Loeb's Store advertises Rubberhide boots The Lambertville Snag Proof boots The I_ycoming Rubbers and the largest stock in the country of Mish awakee Red ball brand rubbers call and choose today.
233 well bred native steers aged 1 2 and 3 years old offered by A C Wisecarver in Fairfield Iowa. Sale requires all or part sale with close out at once. N 26 W 6.
Barney Simmerons of Veedersburg and Howard Clore of Jackson Township were tried for stealing clothing and an overcoat from John Etter respectively. Both were found innocent by Judge Nebeker.
The second number of the Lecture Course features Dr L G Herbert speaking on A Man Among Men at the Methodist church this Thursday evening Dec 16. Tickets price 75 cents season, 40 cents reserved, 35 cents general, 20 cents children, with several numbers remaining for a strong course by Covington High School students. The community is urged to support the series to ensure ongoing quality next year.
Notice of Election for Covington Lodge No 21 I C C F held in the lodge hall on Thursday December 30 1909 at 7 oclock p m to elect one lodge trustee for three years five trustees for Mt Hope Cemetery Association and one treasurer for the association By Order of the Lodge Cons A Jackson N G J A Duncan Secy
George Adamon missed classes due to illness and public speaking debated whether women of Indiana should vote in presidential elections. Seventh and eighth graders prepare a Christmas program featuring The Xmas Carol with a Dec 17 assembly room show.
The notice lists names for the week ending December 8 1909: Miss Essa Hansley J Bernard Hemming Mrs William D McVoy. Callers are instructed to say advertised. F W Boyd P M.
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