The Republican Covington Indiana notice
The Republican, established 1847, is listed as a second class matter at the Covington Indiana post office.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1923
Page
4
The Republican, established 1847, is listed as a second class matter at the Covington Indiana post office.
A brief note reflects on cherished companions and shared moments. The quote emphasizes friendship as a lasting, essential memory beyond material things.
A reflective note emphasizes self discipline as the price of public service, urging individuals to sacrifice personal ease to advance communal wellbeing and shared goals.
A sharp note on political temperament warns that poor losers should stay away, as eventual defeat is seen as certain for those who cannot accept outcomes.
The text questions the two percent cost plus deal for a $2,000,000 appropriation and argues the administration should avoid wasting public funds. It suggests banks could profit from the plan and urges saving the people's money by using installment payments.
In these days of careful accountings and daily balance sheets the author questions whether an elected public officer can come up short at the end of his term and not know it. The piece argues safeguards around the law magnify potential crime and stresses that a square man does not come up short.
The piece argues Republican intolerance harms the party, undermines founding principles, and risks Indiana voting Democratic in 1924 if current tactics continue. It warns that sharp practices secure short term gains but ruin long terms, and that silencing opponents alienates voters.
Indiana Congressman Will R Wood questions Senator New's bid for Postmaster General indicating internal opposition and whispers of inside information. The President's past stance on New for higher office is cited amid ongoing party dynamics and a broader struggle over appointments.
Notice that by order of Fountain circuit court the administrator of James W. Hutts estate will offer for private sale at 10 o clock a.m. on March 12 1923 in Yeddo Indiana the North three fourths of the West half of the Northwest quarter in section 13 township 18 north range 8 west containing about 60 acres. Sale subject to court approval and at least half cash with balance within six months secured by mortgage bearing six percent interest.
Fountain Circuit Court orders non residents to answer by April 2 1923 in a suit by Ralph L. Darling and Essie Durling to quiet title to multiple tracts in Fountain County Indiana. The action describes three parcels including sections 29 32 and 19 north range eight west, with detailed descriptions and exceptions, and lists hundreds of defendants unknown to plaintiffs. Claude Philpott is attorney.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Covington Indiana school board for labor and materials to repair the present high school and add a two story brick addition with gym and recitation rooms. Estimated cost 28000 dollars. Bids required for general construction heating plumbing and ventilating and electrical work. Bid security three percent. Show compliance with Indiana statutes and workmen’s compensation. Bond required if awarded.
E M Boord returned from Wisconsin last Friday and praised the granite stock at local quarries, saying some pieces rival imported Norway and Sweden stock. Office with Boord is at South Side Square. A new Cash and Carry self-serve grocery is moving into the Voltz room on the north side.
Melard F. Craig of Middle Grove New York says Chamberlain's Tablets are the nicest and most pleasant medicine for indigestion and constipation. They work like a charm without gripe or unpleasant effects, and subscribers are urged to read The Republican.
Little Miss Betty Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs James Hall is ill with scarlet fever. Grant Shumiker of Danville spent Sunday with home folks. Wm Richardson is confined to his home with tonsillitis. Mr and Mrs Carl Keller and child ren visited Sunday at the home of E B McCann. Miss Emma Ohl near Danville assisted her sister Mrs Sproson Berto in preparing to move from the P S Boner place to a farm near Stone Bluff.
Covington meets Perrysville at Covington High School Gym on Friday February 16 at 7 30 p m. Admission is 25 cents.
In the Fountain Circuit Court January Term 1928 New man Marlatt as Administrator filed final settlement accounts for Hannah Martin deceased Weirs February 23 1925 creditors or heirs must appear and show cause why the accounts should not be approved Heirs must prove heirship R N Voliva attorney for estate.
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