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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1906

Page

8

Card of Thanks and sale notice for John Stucker place

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support after mother’s death from John Ericson and family. Public sale announced at the John Stucker place located 14 miles west of Ayresworth on Thursday Feb 6 1906. Items include a gray 12-year-old horse a 3-year-old bay colt Willie Walters 2:20 a road horse a wagon a sulky gang plow single harness and other noted items.

John Stucker Ayresworth Willie Walters

Newtown Community News and Political Hints

Wesley and Elmer Davis move to Monte Vista Colorado with plans for family arrival as Fountain county grows. The Valley Farm show at Newtown hall wins approval. Newtown band to perform Friday Feb 9. Crawfordsville Journal names Will Reeves for Congress against Landis with strong party backing. Local politics hint at contest, county rail line plans, and Republican loyalties in Richland.

Wesley Elmer Davis Monte Vista Colorado Fountain County San Lewis Crawfordsvill Journal Will Reeves Montgomery County Goigreds Charlie Landis Landis Reeves Montgomery Hamilton County Enos Crawfordsville & North Western Railway Co Tndianapolis Crawfordsville Attica Pence Newtown Bell Richland Purgatory

Ex Representative Tucker Presses For Expo Aid

Special correspondence reports ex Representative Harry St George Tucker in talks with President Roosevelt about federal support for the Jamestown Exposition of 1907. Tucker aims to secure 500000 for a government exhibit and 200000 for a naval display plus 2000000 for industrial exposition building. Other items note lunch seating limits in pension and land offices, new chrysanthemum honors, and a major fossil of entomology gifts to the National Museum.

Harry St. George Tucker Virginia Roosevelt Congress Tucker State Department United States Major Lockwood Belf En Meer Leach General Land Office Meir Epks Macey Department of Agriculture Schaus New York London British Museum Twickenham England South America Peru Bolivia Maron River French Guiana Amazon Orinoco Gran Chaco Forest National Museum D. W. Coquillett Gais Bchaus

Georgia Mountain Folk Tales and Stage Echoes

Georgia tale recalls a widower longing for rain to win his bride, followed by reminiscences of actors and critics. Notes on Eliza Yarnall, Mrs Burgess, and Ruskin quoted along with a pun about John Paul Jones remains. Events span Georgia to New York circles and a Loyal Legion dinner.

Mr. Livingston Georgie Georgia Players’ Club Neil Burgess Eliza Yarnall Philadelphia Poe Longfellow Emerson Matthew Arnold John Ruskin New York Tribune Union League Yarnall Ruskin Mr. Yarnell Sigsbee Horace J Porter France John Paul Jones Annapolis New York Loyal Legion Porter Paul Finder Admiral Sigsbee

Bishop Brewster's Bridegroom Asked If Cussing Bride Was Wise

The Right Reverend Chauncey B. Brewster told a humorous wedding anecdote. After joining the couple, the bashful bishop, who stuttered, leaned in and asked if it was wise to curse the bride, eliciting a lighthearted moment reported by the Boston Herald.

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