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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
6
Residents of Oxford discover 60 year old Mrs Williams dead in her deserted house after neighbors notice her absence for about twenty days. Indications point to death by freezing with the body remaining in the home for nearly three weeks. City Steam Laundry advert appears at end of brief notice.
Danville News reports Mr and Mrs Cal Shelton of East Seminary Street received a letter from son Clifford stating he had been assigned to a regiment and embarked on the transport Thomas from San Francisco for Manila several weeks ago.
Trustee Pavey announces the new school house at Snoddy's, rebuilt after the previous one burned over two weeks ago, is completed and will reopen this Monday. He thanks the directors and patrons for their help and cooperation in the speedy construction, noting the building is modern in every way.
Harry J. Coombs, son-in-law of John Sayers of Danville, suffered a badly injured back after being pitched from the cupola of a caboose on the Brazil division when an air hose burst causing a sudden stop. He was brought to Danville Sunday and treated by Dr. Gillett.
A vintage advertisement describes Scott's Emulsion as a corrective aid for weak bodies and blood. It claims external help can start a change, then builds strength and flesh, noting the product aids self-sufficiency and features the Trade Mark. It lists Scott & Bowne contact at 409 Pearl Street New York and pricing.
Our county plans a public auction sale of registered Poland China hogs to boost livestock industry. The county, a corn producing region, aims to lead in livestock production and shows pride in its agricultural heritage.
A Veedersburg Indiana livestock sale highlights top Poland China hogs from Burnside Reed Barkley and others. The catalog features sixty bred sows and select boars from leading lines including Peerless Chief and Sunlight 2nd. Free lunch at noon, sale starts 12 30 pm Monday February 17 14v2.
The Chicago exhibition crowned a champion boar and sow from the Ef oa line with over twenty prizes. The victory line includes Tay Liner, sired by Sir Perfection linking to Corrector and Cerfect Daisy. Ruth Peerless, from Ming Mastin's herd, also featured among notable sows.
A brief, mixed view of recent student activity and attitudes toward schooling. It notes one new student, three new examinees, and contrasts motivated learners with a ten year old’s defiant remark about school. The piece laments hardship and praises perseverance for study.
Chiersngo and Northwestern Railway promotes daily trips from Chicane to Milwaukee and Madison with stops at Green Eas Fonden tac Oshkost Aaplecon Escatituay Eshpei Marquette Astiand ost dan Minneancolis and Didell and alb op cir in Wisconsin and the copper country. Quickest time and picturesque service touted. For tickets and rates contact a local agent or A H Waggvener 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago Illinois.
Historical ad blurb touts Foley's Kidney Cure as restoring kidneys and bladder. Also mentions California Oregon excursion via Chicago Union Pacific North Western Line with Pullman cars, a map for ore region, and distribution via Chicago & North-Western. W B Koiskern of Chicago to mail copies on stamp.
A Greensboro Georgia Presbyterian pastor Rev E G Smith testifies Peruna cured his child’s catarrh and strengthens weak health citing its superiority. M J Rossman reports kidney catarrh relief and better health after using Peruna. U S Senator S D McEnery also endorses Peruna as an excellent tonic. The ad invites readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice.
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