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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
3
A Boston Georgia patient praises Dr Miles Nervine for curing epilepsy and restoring health after multiple doctors failed. The testimonial describes rapid improvement after starting the remedy and asserts lifelong benefit. The ad invites readers to visit their druggist for a first-bottle guarantee or refund if unsatisfied.
Especial Notice urges Republicans to settle any owed accounts in coming months during the dull season. It promotes paying now and avoiding prompts. The ad mentions the largest line of ladies and children's furs at very reasonable prices at J Loeb's Store.
The I O O F hall hosts an election on Thursday evening December 27, 1906 for one Covington Lodge No 21 trustee to serve three years and five cemetery trustees for Mt Hipe Cemetery to serve one year. By order of lodge S J Kendrick N G J A Duncan See.
O. S. Doveiasa offers home loans backed by mortgage security at reasonable rates of interest.
Eye care notice invites readers to see Dr Faith if vision troubles arise with Dr Gilson. Weekly Friday office day at Bargains store. Includes sale date details for first and third Tuesday each month. Signed by E W Riecheson.
Property near Covington Court House includes house barn berries and family orchid with good gravel road access. Eight building lots within three blocks of the Public Square feature paved streets and concrete sidewalks. For prices and terms contact O S Douglass Attorney Covington Indiana.
Carnren D. Surra, Trustee of Troy Township, states he will be in the first front office room of the K. of P. building on Wednesdays and Saturdays each week to transact township business.
A 1920s post office overhaul outlines conditions for rural route service including patronage minimums, road standards, and daily delivery limits. Proposals call for higher rural carrier salaries, city exam credit, and a 3 cent per pound rate on books and merchandise transported on routes. Also mentions a clothing store ad at J Loeb's Store.
Survivors of the Battle of Stone River or Murfreesboro plan a reunion in Noblesville on January 2. They mark the 44th anniversary of the brutal flight and the 86th Indiana and other regiments are well represented. The battle began December 31, 1862, with renewed fighting on January 2, the peak of the conflict.
E C DeWitt Co of Chicago asserts Kodol digestion aids meet the National Pure Food and Drug Law provisions. The Kodoli laboratory is large and demand for the remedy runs high among indigestion sufferers. Sold by M C VanDorn.
Samual Taylor of Indianapolis, a colored graduate of Short Ridge high school, won first in DePauw oratorical contest at Greencastle by a narrow margin. Four judges gave him first with a total score of thirteen, while William Evans of Greencastle had twelve. Taylor will represent DePauw in the Inter State contest. Gloves, mittens, hand bags, combs, hose supporters are largest variety, at.
November bulletin shows 323 tuberculosis deaths 129 male 184 female with 29 married men aged18 to40 leaving five children under twelve and 76 married women in same age group leaving 156 orphans total 214. Cancer 91 violent deaths 184 diarrheal diseases 61. City death rates Indianapolis 16 Evansville 18 Fort Wayne 15.6 Muncie 15.4 South Bend 19 Terre Haute 20.8 state 13.3 city 17 country 11.2. A christmas gift blanket ad by J Loeb agent.
Clifford Graves aged 30 son of James Graves near Pine Village was found unconscious beside the Wabash railroad track near the freight house in Attica. He had a head and face cut and bruises and a badly pinched toe. He was moved to Chas Pate’s home and treated by Dr Bolling and Dr Case. He remained unconscious until yesterday morning and may be sent to St Elizabeth's hospital at LaFayette, with recovery possible unless brain inflammation develops. Authorities think he may have fallen from or attempted to board a moving train after drinking.
A Danville notice calls for 150 horses to be brought to Baird's sale on Saturday December 29. It promises cash for all entries and touts the event as the greatest market in the Central West. Ost and Davis advertise offerings as top quality and select candy.
A brief note highlights how affordable it is to purchase a handsome Christmas present, proving value can be found without spending much. It invites shoppers to seek practical, stylish options that fit modest budgets and still bring joy to recipients.
An essay extols the ordinary man who works ten hours daily and shares his cheer with others as the true source of life satisfaction. It contrasts this luck with the privileges of the famous, noting the value of honest labor, simple pleasures, and bringing sunshine home. Also advertises J Leeb's Store and Clover Leaf Route cars between Toledo and St Louis. It ends with an advertisement for Dr Shoop Catarrh Cure sold by all dealers.
An advertisement touts Ramon’s Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets as a complete cure for liver complaints. It promises a safe, swift improvement and lists 25 cents for the complete treatment, noting availability from all dealers.
An ad promotes a non opiate remedy from DeWitt & Co of Chicago for infants and babies. It promises no opiates and claims compliance with national Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by M C VanDorn in Chicago.
On the first and third Tuesday each month bargains for homeseekers. Terms allow 21 days from sale date to move toward the west and southwest. Contact E. W. Richion for details.
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