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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1913
Page
5
The Daily Gist notes residents suffer from colds and grippe. Nap Cardiff spent weekend at home. Mrs. I E Schoonover ill with grippe. Ww Layton and Ww Bilsland did business in Cates. A start lling one third discount sale at J Loebs. The new school house nears finishing. A T Claypool plans move to Virginia. D F Smith works in eastern state. Feb 22 set as last day of the sale. Roy Sanders transacts in Indianapolis.
Lawrence Marshall of Veedersburg transacted court business Monday. Rev E W Strecker lectured in West Lebanon Tuesday evening. Nice barred Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale at 1.25 each. Mrs Fletcher Wilson.
The Baptist church group plans an Easter Bazar and Exchange at Phelps' book store on Saturday March 22. Members note clothing sales with large discounts and a focus on community events and church activities.
A Long Branch mother testifies Vincl cured her weak fourteen year old daughter’s cough and sleep issues. The ad claims Vinci strengthens, increases appetite, and weight gain, promising refunds if no benefit. Manford Doran Urugyist Covington endorses the remedy.
Charles Robb and Mrs Grace L Metzger wed in Indianapolis after she traveled by morning train to attend millinery openings. He secured a license here and followed on the 23 later train, marrying in the evening. Friends extend best wishes for a long and prosperous life.
Dr King’s New Discovery touted for throat and lung relief while local booster notes promote Canyon City Texas as healthy and promising for farmers. Ice harvest details report eight inch storage, insufficient river ice, and a thaw threat, with Chase Sanborn coffee and Paul C Board pricing also mentioned.
Advertisement touts Mother Gray’s Aromatic Leaf as a pleasant herbal remedy for kidney and bladder trouble headaches back pain and fatigue. The tonic laxative claims no equal with druggists selling the product and the company address in LeRoy New York.
Diphtheria cases are reported on East Liberty street while community notices celebrate social events. Mrs. Lee Murray and Mrs. Ost entertainments are noted along with visits by Mr and Mrs Chas Reed of Martinsville and Mrs J W Sturgis of Indianapolis. A racing filly Lucile Onward will be sold Feb 20 by Albert Rosenbarger.
Ad copy promotes a four week course claiming liver stimulation and clearer skin. A separate note praises a Wednesday musical course as well attended and well received. A Veedersburg backed bill seeks to move the county court house from Covington to Veedersburg amid Crumley trial rumors.
The family thanks neighbors and friends for ministrations and sympathies after the death of their husband and father, signed by Mrs. Kate Brewer and Family.
An advertisement from Floydale Texas promotes Dr King s New Discovery for coughs colds and lung problems. A customer claims a 15 pound gain after using the product and urges purchases at druggists.
James A. Glover sells farm at public auction February 28 1913 starting 10 50 am four miles west of Aylesworth seven miles northeast of Covington offering horses cattle hogs sheep implements and farm gear cash sales under 5 credit terms for larger amounts notes bearing 8 percent interest from date of maturity. Col C W Smith acts as auctioneer.
The administrator with the will annexed of Malinda Cunningham-Clem offers at public outcry the estate's personal property at the deceased's late residence in Mound township Warren County Indiana near Covington. Items include horses mares mules hogs oats corn hay implements wagons harness and other farm goods with terms requiring payment on sale of $5 or less cash and balances over $500 on six months with notes and security.
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