Meitzler Promises Prompt Service on Fair Terms
The statement "GEO. W. MEITZLER, Promptly made on reasonable terms" highlights a pledge of prompt workmanship by Geo W Meitzler offered on fair conditions.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1897
Page
5
The statement "GEO. W. MEITZLER, Promptly made on reasonable terms" highlights a pledge of prompt workmanship by Geo W Meitzler offered on fair conditions.
Long, rambling local column recounts numerous household illnesses including measles, chicken pox, and a convalescing patient. revival meetings at Forest Hill and State Line are noted with attendance shifts. Social updates mention weddings, church conflicts, neighborly visits, a new barn plan, a dangerous creek incident, and a quirky inventor claim, all set in Covington area communities.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen 8 Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers skin eruptions and piles with a money back guarantee and 25 cents a box offered by Lee Allenmeh at 9.94 vr.
A stranger uses keen observation to deduce that a young pair aboard a railway coach have just married and are on their honeymoon. He notes a kiss, jacket trim, and wedding rings as proofs, while promising to explain his method later.
Herlock Shomes the great detective describes a wedding sendoff with a merry throng and decorated trunks as the couple prepares to launch into matrimony. He delivers congratulations while hinting at a playful secret, adding a light note to the departure at the station.
The County Officers association bill moves in the Senate as a substitute measure. It classifies Indiana counties into twelve population based groups and ties salaries to these classes. Bonuses and percentages for auditors treasurers and clerks accompany base pay with tiered incentives.
In Indianapolis February 10 a Republican caucus of the senate and house rejected all amendments to the apportionment bill and decided to stand by its original form. Senator New signaled possible reconsideration of the vote against drafting a new congressional apportionment this session. A substitute for abolishing state prisons boards would leave appointment to the governor with no political burdens.
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