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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
5
Robert Campbell of Newtown was in Covington on Saturday where organization fellows urged him to become a candidate for County Treasurer. He is described as a good man.
Candidate Lassa runs as joint representative for the district comprising Fountain and Park counties, subject to the Republican primary in May 1920. He seeks the party’s nomination to represent the area in the state legislature, with the primary decision forthcoming.
Classified item notes mortgage exemption forms available from The Republican for purchase. Subscriptions urged.
Local residents and visitors highlighted include Neves J. W. Rosencrans and wife staying with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Philpott, pattern hats sale at Mrs. L. R. Faust’s millinery, M. E. church lunch benefiting a sale near town, Hazel Goldbach taking a post office position, and automobile price notices from Albea Motor Co. Other items list visits, trips to Orlando, a Danville report on political fencing, a large Spotted Poland China hog sale by John Wilt, a theater ad for The Other Hale at the Lyric, a birthday dinner attendee from Chicago, a wrist injury from a slip, and an opening for an automobile insurance salesman in Crawfordsville.
Ora Thompson of Williamsport visited Wednesday to tend interests. The horse shoe sign is seen as lucky and the piece notes a passage about CHECKERS. Cooper Clifton departs for Titusville Florida to accept a better newspaper job after nearly a year with the Republican, praised as capable and honest.
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