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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
4
One year contracts priced at 8 cents per inch. Contracts six months or less than a year are g cents per inch. Short contracts under six months cost 10 cents per inch. Metal base electros are charged at 6 cents per inch.
Castoria advertisements appear amid a string of local notes from Attica Indiana including a Danville visit, obituary for Samuel Gore age seventy, a Barred Rock Cockerels sale, James Phipps purchasing Will Schuler restaurant, a couple's Los Angeles trip, a music pupil ad, a Brazil birth and infant death, and unresolved whisky sale cases with Covington law enforcement concerns.
Transactions in mountain county real estate during the past week filed for record by title deeds. Clara R Cook and husband to Jacob Laban and wife pt gr blk 308P Veedersburg. Jos B Blagereoll and wife to Clayton Fagersolt 44 4 Cain tp 4590. Edward Eaderwood and wife to Al sert N Sanders 40 a in Jackson tp 33800. Nancy J Krout et al to Isaiah Lowe and wife 30 a Jackson tp 81. Harlan S Ratliff and wife to Wm J Stone 76 a Shawnee to 1. Andrew Shoal to Mathias Kindey 120 a Jackson tp 12000. L D Moore and wife to Miles A Ratcliff 40 a Jackson tp 2400. Fountain Trust Co comm'r to Elmer Shoal 40 3 Falcon tp 1560. Fred Sprisgwan and wife to W F Mal Raiz wt 21 22 23 McDadil Attics 62500.
An old classified note offers a sale of a paper and a child’s sketch book from Scott and Browne at 409 Pearl Street New York. It mentions a Good Luck Penny in a Keck bank and refers to Sevings Bank. The readable text emphasizes a sale of items rather than an organized ad.
Readers are offered a $100 reward if Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure catarrh, a constitutional disease. The ad claims the remedy works internally on the mucous surfaces, rebuilds constitution, and cites testimonials. Alfred F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo list the product and pills for constipation.
Paris Letter in Philadelphia Record describes the sand bath craze among the stylish, using sea sand free of impurities. The treatment involves rubbing with sand, warming blankets, sand blowing with a sprayer, brushing, creams, and a chamois mask at night, plus diet and walking to enhance beauty.
Chiengzo News cites a St James judge describing Weston's last journey across the western states. The Budget in Leondop notes the desolate Nevada deserts, barren Nebraska grasslands, and endless flat Plains as Weston travels forty five miles daily.
A Loudun Times excerpt notes that in China most newspapers are owned or subsidized by mandarins and that overt criticism from two years ago has given way to a censored, orderly portrayal. It attributes this shift to centralized and intelligent administrative manipulation of postal and registration rules.
Robert L. Hughes of Danville and Ruth Albert of Collison Ind., wed by Esquire Jim Stim at his Gardner real estate office last Thursday. The couple leaves rekindled, with Stim blessing them in a notable style. Also notes charity Berry’s visit Tuesday and local county officers installed Monday with Hoy Sinderen as Clerk in Chief and_gray as Treasurer, Kerr as Sheriff, Phebus as Sheriff, Duchterm an Assessor, Copeland Commissioner.
A stranger hired a single rig from the Schma Lvery barn last Wednesday evening and tried to sell it to Link Miller and Marion Shepherd near Stone Bluff. Miller and Shepherd refused, the thief fled, was tracked by Sheriff Keres and captured. The man used several aliases including Smith, Shoiis and Villars.
Classified item advertises coal and feed for sale with contact options by phone and person named Frank Hall. The readable text is brief and lacks further details on price quantity or location. The note appears as a compact local sales blurb.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions various level litizated cases and the name Omer deor weet ay M, providing no coherent events or dates. The readable bits imply a listing of cases or individuals without clear action or outcome.
Trustees notices from Troy Township warn of deteriorating friendships and rising suspicion as local affairs are discussed. The brief notice emphasizes caution in civic matters and the fragile nature of neighborly trust within the community.
A hawk or eagle watches a hare from a high rock while an archer hidden nearby takes aim and mortally wounds the bird. The dying eagle looks at the arrow and realizes its feathers were from his own wings. He laments that he dies by an arrow feathered with his own feathers.
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