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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
2
The Republican newspaper header notes its establishment in 1874 and publisher T. A. Clifton in Covington Indiana. It states second class mail at the Covington post office.
Display advertising per inch 15 and 20 cents Locals per line each insertion 6 cents Locals on front page per line each insertion 1 1 Lee eee. 20 cents is Blackface locals on any page but front page per line each inser- Cie eee Ae 12c Card of Thanks Public Tien Sales per line first inser- 6 cents For second insertion. Other rates on application. Regular Agents commission on foreign advertising. All advertisements continued until forbidden. Advertisements must be ordered out by Tuesday noon or they will be in the week's issue and charged for.
The Senate passes resolutions to aid farmers and the House is expected to concur. The author argues that real relief requires drastic action to break up vast trusts that dominate trade and industry. Prosperity hinges on bold antitrust measures.
The editorial urges a strong conscientious grand jury to renew its influence in Fountain County. It laments past neglect of the grand jury and warns that courts alone cannot curb law violations. It notes many towns are gambling centers needing public support and efficiency to protect youth. J. C. Stonecipher and son visited North Vermillion interests Monday.
The piece laments ongoing war status and graft burden on citizens. It notes revival meeting attendance shows less than two percent male participation in the city, with variation by county. It questions where the men are and links their absence to community welfare and ethics during wartime.
A public health committee urges parents to educate daughters on modest dress to curb perceived moral decline. It argues youth fashion from brothel influences corrupts girls and that dress hides physical defects while provoking male attention. Parents bear responsibility for exposing children to invitations and impropriety.
The Republican provides diverse job services quickly responding to urgent client needs. It handles varied tasks with prompt scheduling and flexible options to meet tight deadlines.
In the Fountain Circuit Court September Term 1920 Alexander Grubbs as Administrator filed final account and vouchers for Nancy Grubbs deceased. The court will review January 10 1921 and all heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Nebeker and Dice attorneys.
In the Fountain Circuit Court September Term 1920 Marrietta Carman as executor filed the estate's accounting. The court will examine the account January 4 1921. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved and prove heirship.
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