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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
3
Mrs. Cora Allen returns home Thursday after a months stay with her son Emmett Allen and wife at Fort Wayne. The item notes a family visit concluding with her travel back to Fountain county.
Mrs. W. S. Cabert of 206 Edmund Street Peoria Illinois reports weeks spent in bed due to back pain stomach trouble headaches and nerves. After taking Tanlac she regained strength appetite and sleep and says the medicine is solely responsible for her improved health. Tanlac is sold in Covington Kingman Veedersburg Hillsboro and Ady by local agents.
A public sale on February 16 1929 at 10 a m offers horses and mules cows hogs hay grain farming equipment and farm supplies from a Melton area farm five miles south of Covington and 21 5 miles north of Snoddy's Mill auctioneered by Col A G Madden with Joseph Starkey as clerk Proceeds support physician health and a farm quitting decision.
T H McGeorge Jr attended State Hardware Dealers Association sessions in Indianapolis and returned home Friday. Mrs Effie York and her son Jos visited Greensburg Fairmount and Wesport, then shopped Indianapolis wholesale millinery fronts for spring stock. Also note grease paint warning on Lyric chorus girl and Karl Jones, Covington Laundry proprietor, with an infected hand from a splinter.
A safety minded report notes that care in choosing cough medicine for children matters. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as pleasant to take with no harmful drug and effective. It adds 1% as a favorite with many mothers.
Waving pauses farming to auction on February 10 1920 at 10 a m on the old Paugh farm eight miles southeast of Covington six miles southwest of Veedersboro and a half mile north of Old Cade Mill. Horses cattle hogs hay grain chickens harness implements wagon drill plow mower tools and other farm items with seven month credit on larger sums and lunch served by Cooper Chapel ladies.
The executor of Elias Riley's estate will sell personal property at public auction on February 14, 1920, at the late residence in Mellott Fountain County Indiana. Items include stock, grain, implements, kitchen furniture, coal and wood, and other household goods. Sale begins at 12 20 p m with cash for small sums and credit up to nine months for larger totals.
Jonathan apples sold for 9.75 and 8.60 per bush el box hand picked and packed. Irish Cobbler potatoes 3.25 per bushel. both federally inspected and good keepers. Goods available for viewing and orders at Sugar Creek Creamery Co. Phone 367 West side public square. C H Dochterman Agt. For quality printing, think of the Republican for we do nothing but the best.
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