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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1904
Page
4
Governor elect Hanly states no removal of nonpartisan public servants will occur during his administration. He emphasizes efficiency as the primary goal under civil service rules and praises current management of prisons reformatories hospitals and schools for dependents. The Indianapolis Star endorses his stance and cautions against unnecessary changes.
A farmer notes that different grains need distinct soils and handling. He stresses planning before planting, soil enrichment, and preemptive care to prevent later wasteful conditions in the body.
The article outlines key proposals and plans set for consideration by the Indiana Legislature, focusing on science work and notable topics deemed important by lawmakers and researchers.
The piece asserts that any shift in tariff law by Republicans would avoid the Wilson Gorman disaster and condemns journalists or individuals who threaten candidates with pre election pledges as too petty for a good American citizen.
The Chicago Inter Ocean argues government ownership of railroads is a growing campaign issue and a sign of radical drift within the Democratic party. It suggests broader radical trends will attract supporters from current party loyalties amid widespread public interest.
Simon Plant moved to Battle Creek sanitarium Wednesday in critical condition. Floyd Beals and Miss Daisy Harbert married Thursday at the M E parsonage and plan a short trip. T H McGeorge prepares a new room near the Republican office for business. Jacob Hushaw accidentally shot his left hand while rabbit hunting. Covington H S basket team to play Linden A S at Cardiff Hall with a postgame social dance. High school girls’ strong season highlighted by a recent win over Danville. Peter Brown sold his Fulton town farm for Illinois goods and Kansas land. leaving Fountain County. Preaching at First Christian Church Sunday by Rev Shambhart. Local merchants report strong trade. Mrs Mary Foley called for Xmas purchases. J Roy Posterthwate to visit family during holidays. William Miller noted as a prosperous farmer and reader of the Republican. Frank E Beaty back in Michigan after southwest trip. Santa Claus to visit G W Cranes for Christmas goods. C G Blythe among weekend visitors. a respected farmer. Eye specialist Dr Nolf to visit Covington for a few days.
Dr. Fred Wolf, an optician and NI College of Ophthalmology graduate, will be at the Tremont House in Jevington, Indiana from December 1 to December 25 offering eye improvement services and eyesight refinement.
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