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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1904
Page
4
An advertisement extols a cure for scrofula describing its symptoms and alleged dangers. It quotes Mrs K. T. Snyver of Troy Ohio claiming a run of ills from a neck lump healed after taking God’s Sarsaparilla, then endorses Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pitts as radical cures used by thousands.
Covington Republican Peoples Paper notes subscription price of 1.50 per year and references editorial contact at southeast corner Telephone 115 Lens Distance, Covington.
The city marshal announces the closure of all gambling dens in the city and states he will enforce the law after today. If enforced, authorities will pursue action against offenders and seek lawful remedies.
A damaged OCR segment discusses party advocacy and electoral stakes with unclear references. It mentions aggressive and undisciplined rhetoric, unnamed groups, and potential defeat at the polls, but lacks coherent names or precise events.
The document outlines upcoming Republican party events including precinct meetings, January 5th, and a January 1st County Chair selection. It notes state committee appointments in districts and urges party members to participate, emphasizing careful, loyal behavior and vigilance during campaigns.
An editorial note greets readers as a new year and volume begin. The piece reflects on the paper’s history since 1897, praising progress and improved finances under current management.
The statement pledges to stand for equal rights for all and to support social and political principles that improve the community. It lauds public patronage as a sign of approval, pledges appreciation for cooperation, and wishes readers a prosperous year while urging firmer, bolder action for the right.
An alarm over sample liquor bottles distributed by wholesale dealers and saloon men targets underage drinking in Covington. The document accuses vendors of supplying wine to young men, urges parents and citizens to protest, and warns of long term harm to families and communities.
Historical ad copy extols salt pork as an old fashioned remedy for consumption. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as the modern feeding fat for the consumptive, claiming aids for digestion and lung health and offering free samples.
A discussion argues that Covington and similar towns should have city officials prosecute violations, with fines funding city finances and reducing taxpayer burden. Enforcement by city government is presented as a clear business proposition and preferable to county or grand jury action.
Hon John E Lamb a blue eyed Indiana politician prepares to accept the Democratic nomination for governor. Judge Sawyer is invited to join the Lamb Beasley law firm and will handle court business while John Enos pursues political strategies.
Mre TM Ring shows gradual recovery with steady improvement noted by medical staff. The update indicates patient vitals stabilizing and response to treatment as clinicians monitor progress.
The article records multiple Crawfordsville business transactions on Wednesday including N G Harlow and Miss Eleaner in town, with mentions of J Loebs Stores offering goods from quail to rubber boots, and Samuel Bachwin visiting neighbors. Local trade and social notes fill the page.
One way second class colonist rates to the west and southwest extend to Louisiana Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Texas and Wyoming. The text mentions Denver Colorado and Pueblo and references regular fare plus ten dollars for other destinations.
Machines of all kinds repaired a 4 KAY and made good as new with guaranteed service at Cheney's.
The State of Indiana issues a non resident notice in Fountain County for a partition of real estate and enforcement of a lien. Rebecca F Voliva Wilbur G Voliva and Arthur Voliva are named non residents. defendants must answer by the first day of the next term. The case is filed in the Fountain Circuit Court in Covington Indiana.
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