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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1905

Page

2

Indiana Tax Bill Faces Public Scrutiny And Debate

The bill aims to legalize private contracts for tax assessment of omitted property across Indiana counties, shifting some duties from local offices to a State Auditor. Advocates say it reduces burdens and ensures accountability, while critics warn of political power, potential abuses, and impact on taxpayers.

the Star Sherrick Toap Meneiite Nut Rockefeller Sterrick Indiana Auditor of State Jocsi State Board of Tax Commissioners 4S County State

Jackson and Brown Wed Quietly at Purley Home

Purley Jackson and Lucy Brown were quietly married at the bride’s parents’ home one mile west of Cates Indiana last Sunday at 3 p.m. Reverend P W Walthail of Covington officiated. The groom is the son of Thomas Jackson and the bride is the daughter of Peter and Anna Brown. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents who plan to move to St Joseph. Mr Jackson will join his father in law’s grocery business in St Joseph.

Purley Jackson Lucy Brown Cates Ind W. Walthail Covington Thomas Jackson Peter Anna Brown St. Joseph Jackson

Card of Thanks for Hazel Rovse

We express sincere thanks to the many kind neighbors and friends who aided us with sympathy and acts of kindness during the illness and death of our daughter Miss Hazel Rovse. Andrew J. Rovse and Family.

Miss Hazel Andrew J. Rovse

Mrs Charlotta Dice Dies After Three Week Illness

Mrs Charlotta Dice of Veedersburg, wife of Henry Dice, died Tuesday from pneumonia at age 75 years 1 month 21 days after a three week illness. She was born in Ohio and wed Sept 4 1470 in this county. Surviving children are Mrs Nila Marshal, Mrs Alice Meffett, and Freeman Dice. Funeral at Bonebrake Corner church with Rev Mater officiating, burial in Bonebrake cemetery.

Charlotta Dice Henry Dice Veedersburg Ohio Nila Marshal Alice Meffett Freeman Dice Francis S. Dice Ceina A J. W. Gookings

Letter List for Week Ending February 1905

The column lists correspondents including Miss Cora Rabb Fountain Prentice Beckie and Clarence Catre Jeesia Grant and notes an advertised item requested by F. W. Boyd P. M. for the period ending February 1905.

Cora Rabb Fountain Prentice Beckie Clarence Catre Jeesia Grant

Death of Hazel Royse Aged 14 in Lower Warren County

Hazel Royse daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew J Royse of Lower Warren County died Friday morning after a long illness from typhoid fever at her parents home. Funeral services were conducted by T S Hutson from the Danville road residence Sunday at 2 30 interment in Mound cemetery. The family and friends extend sympathies in this sad hour.

Hazel Andrew J. Royse Warren County T 8S Hutson Danville Road Mound

Clem Blythe announce partnership in Danville business

C E Buyrar and J F Clem announce purchase of half interest in Clem Bros feed barn moving vans and business at Hazel and South streets Danville inviting Covington friends to use their services for feeding horses moving households or any movable items.

Clem Bros Hazel and Suth Streets Danville Covington C. E. Buyrar J. F. Clem

Trustee Cates of Fulton town ship transacted business

Fulton township trustee Cates conducted business through Wednesday, proceeding with official duties amid routine township matters and local governance.

Cates Fulton Township

Indiana Oregon Gold Mining Company and county party notes

A Coventryish local column discusses the Indiana-Oregon Gold Mining Company forming with one million shares to mine in Oregon, led by G W Williams and others, with twenty cents per share initial sale and a Denver engineer overseeing. The piece also previews county political contests in Fountain County, naming nominees and potential candidates for auditor clerk and sheriff, urging strong Republican nominations and noting Democratic efforts to regain control.

Gray Veedersburg Billy Thompson Troy John R DeHaven Bob Miller Jackson Troy Township DS Ferguson Jackson Township General Assembly Walter E Fink Covington Oregon O. Trescott Denver Colorado G. W. Williams B. F. Lindley J. K. Zinn M. H. Hill O. P. Lewis S. C. Trescott Abner Graves

Democratic Trustees to Name Township Superintendent

The township trustees hold a Democratic majority and will select a superintendent if no hitch delays. A strong pool of Fountain County educators is mentioned including James Wilkinson, C R Walker, Prof Fmk, MF Livengood and others, with Joseph W Wilkey currently filling the office.

Kent Hannah Married in Danville Celebration

Kent Hannah and Jane Devlin were married at Danville Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Hannah will reside on the Kent farm near State Tyne. The couple’s friends wish them enduring happiness.

Wens Hannah State Life Jane Devlin Danville Mer Hannah Kent Farm State Tyne

Harness and Notion Store Opens in City Market

D W Hayes and Lavine purchased the James P Price store and added a line of light and heavy handmade harnesses. The store also offers notions and repairs done promptly and neatly with a full range of articles available.

D. W. Hayes Lavine James P. Price Thes

Indiana Agricultural Bill Prompts Farmers Support Push

Representative Colvert introduces a bill for 825000 yearly for Indiana agricultural experiments with 15000 government match, to be run under the Agricultural Department at Purdue. Funds include 5000 for dairy, 5000 for corn, and 5000 for experimental feeding. Supporters argue state farming values would rise. Illinois gains cited show substantial crop improvements from similar research.

Colvert Indiana Colvert Friday Purdue Michigan Ohio Kentuck Ilinois Illinois Wuh

Commissioners Court Grants Liquor Licenses and Plans Ditch and Highway Action

At the February meeting the Commissioners approved liquor licenses for Henry B Clickner and William E Rusk of Veedersburg for one year. They ordered preliminary steps to form a public ditch in Davis township and appointed Elisha Wann and Robt Walker as justices of the peace, and Edward Lewis as constable in Fulton township. Viewers George Pursey Otto Watrick and Alpha Bever were named to vacate a highway in Jackson township with viewing set for February 23 and report at the next regular meeting. A highway was ordered established between Fountain and Parke counties.

Henry B Clickner William E Rusk Veedersburg Davis Township Elisha Wann Fulton Rob’t Walker Logan Edward Lewis Fulton Township George Pursey Otto Watrick Alpha Bever Jackson Township Fountain Parke

Former Citizen Harris Harbert Dies at 73 in Illinois

Harris Harbert, 73, died Tuesday at his home near Alvin Illinois from heart disease after a hearty meal. Born in Pickaway County Ohio he moved to Covington early life. He married Mary Morris and had five children three sons and two daughters. his wife died years ago. Funeral and burial were held Friday with brothers including Isaac and other relatives attending.

Harris Harbert Alvin Isaac

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Terfere Sytem Bes Luere Bill Adiaga West North West Kentucky Iowa Resust Hosp.t.l Board of Commissioners Jackson-Brown F. W. Boyd, P. M Hazel Royse Clem & Blythe Fountain County Adl Hardesty Frieni Hineef Court House Aja Ge Jian Martin Martin Marcin Fry Bryant Mr. Bryant Harry Randolpn Jo L Allen, Jr Lou Martin Attica The Indiana-Oregon Gold Mining Company Ike Williama Music Hall Crawfordsville Athens EM Books Kent Hannah Harness
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