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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
1
Notice urges readers to watch for the date of the next Lecture Course issue. It hints the forthcoming number will hold details likely to interest attendees and participants.
The Presbyterian Church will hold preaching services next Sunday at 10 45 AM with the morning sermon titled Is there power in your church The evening service will feature a sermon on The two Golden Rules emphasizing practical faith.
A male quartet consisting of Ora, V. E. Liven good and Arista Liven good and Elmer Arter will sing. Do not fail to attend the services. Winter is here prepare for the cold weather with clothing at Burtons cut price sale.
Toby Toms a well known Attica resident died at the county farm from paralysis Tuesday night after being taken there several months ago his condition worsened last Sunday and he passed away. The body was shipped to Attica for burial.
County Clerk T J Dale received a letter from Mrs Merry Huber of Veedersburg Indiana ordering him not to issue a marriage license to her son Felton Grover Cleveland Huber born in 155% The mother declares the girl is not fit for any man and she does not want her son to wed The Danville Press reports this odd note from the Veedersburg case
The County Commission in regular session elected Clint Hesler chairman Char fey Thompson secretary and Broomer Myres filing clerk. They refused William Shuler a liquor license citing law compliance and support from Charley Rabb ex mayor Jones Ami Franklin and B. Jackson. Parity bacon at butcher Reeds offered as a guaranteed product.
Mrs Finette Albee born September 22 1850 died at her son Edward’s home Tuesday afternoon after a long illness from stomach cancer aged 50 years 8 months 16 days She was daughter of John G Murphy and wife of Thomas Albee mother of four Funeral services by Rev Walthall of the Christian church were held Thursday at 10:30 from Eds home and interment followed in Baltimore cemetery
Mrs Rebecca Trego national evangelist of the Woman Christian Temperance Union speaks at the Christian church next Thursday and Friday January 17 and 18 at 7 30 PM. Free lectures with a voluntary offering on the second evening support the event and community churches cooperate for a large audience. A conference will be announced later and attendees may meet the speaker.
Beginning next Monday evening a special meeting will be held at the Bend church two miles north of Covington Rev Palmer will handle preaching Ora M Livengood will conduct the song service The pastor is known locally and the new book by E O Excel will be used.
Ww. A. Moon traded his large farm south of town for the Househam hardware stock in Crawfordsville and realized about 100 per acre. He will manage the hardware business immediately as the Moon family leaves the community with many friends in Hillsboro Times reporting Crawfordsville gains.
Barton's cut price sale advertises warm clothes at reduced prices promising weather gear for chill days.
Standard table oil cloth priced at 18 cents per yard is advertised by Coleman Reeves and Coleman for sale.
The pure food and drug law enacted by Congress took effect last Tuesday and affects all in grocery and drug trade. It excludes items bought in 1906 but covers purchases from that date forward. Retailers must obtain guarantees from wholesalers to shield themselves. without such guarantees proving purity, dealers may be punished for violations.
A brief note pledges a memorial purchase as a promise to a departed friend, urging action through the offer of a monument by M Boord.
Former state auditor David E. Sherrick forms a partnership with Ed G Sourbier, ex sheriff of Marion County, to launch a general real estate and insurance business in Indianapolis. They target southern, northwestern, Pacific coast, and Oklahoma lands with a focus on opportunities in land openings.
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Mathias V. Yount aged 71 died at his Mellor home after a few weeks illness. Born March 10 1882 near Lexington North Carolina he moved to Indiana with his parents and served in the Civil War. He leaves a wife four children and three sisters with funeral at the Lutheran church near Wallace and burial in Wallace cemetery.
The advertisement offers a chance to win part of a $50 giveaway. For every 10 cent purchase, customers receive a ticket for the drawing to be held in three prizes. The event takes place at Charles Cranes' cigar store.
Coleman Reeves and Coleman present a fine line of dress braids. The ad highlights their fashionable braids for formal wear and personal styling.
The Fountain Mercantile Co of Veedersburg advertises its fourth Red Sale on the last page. The sale starts next Tuesday morning with a $50,000 stock deeply discounted to the lowest notch. Visit the ad on the last page for details.
Senator Fremont Goodwine of Williamsport represents Fountain Warren and Vermilion counties and is 10 president pro tem of the Senate. A farmer and banker aged fifty, he entered the Senate in 1807 and has been reelected twice. He is seen as a strategic force who directs Republican orators, with Governor Hanly favorable to him. Indianapolis Star, Jan 4.
F Darby of Evansville has drafted three amendments to the street paving and sidewalks law at public works request. The changes aim to require bidding before material selection, require personal notices before final roll confirmation, and restore 80 day notice for sidewalk resolutions with private contracting option. Vanderburg representatives and Senator Edgar Durre back the proposals hoping to fix weak spots in the cities and towns law.
Fountain County confirms Will B Gray as County Auditor after the January takeover. Gray, with deputies Knapp Cardif and Julian M Martin, aims for prompt service and invites residents to visit the Auditor's office in Covington to meet the new team.
Frank Brown aged 63, a long time resident, is believed to have taken his life after separating from his wife of 44 years. He bought carbolic acid at James drug store, then returned to his son George’s home, where he died in the kitchen of his son’s house shortly before noon. Brown was born in Fountain County Indiana in 1841 and moved to Vermilion County about forty years ago.
The Covington studio in the Mayer Block advertises penny pictures for 25 cents, offering 25 photos in 5 positions. The message urges patrons to get their portraits taken soon as the studio will close in two weeks, noting cloudy days are as good as sunshine.
Mrs Caroline Brewer Bodine 74 died at home Tuesday night after years of paralysis following a stroke. Born in Wabash township she married John Bodine and had ten children. Survived by her husband and seven of ten offspring. Funeral held at the family residence Thursday 2 pm conducted by Rev A R Heath with burial in Mt Hope Cemetery.
Notice of Election for Covington Lodge No 21.1.0.C.F. in the lodge hall on Thursday evening January 81 1907 to elect one trustee for two years and one trustee for one year to fill the unexpired term of C H Dochterman who resigned By order of Lodge G A Murphy N G J A Duncan Secretary
Bert St Clair and William Boggs, noted Veedersburg young men, visited Covington on Thursday. St Clair serves as police reporter for the Danville Democrat during the past year.
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