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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
8
A list of lands towns and city lots in Fountain County Indiana returned delinquent by H. L Starnes Treasurer for 1922 and prior year and delinquent assessments of cities and towns in the County as certified by the Treasurer.
William G. Beaty of Hammond Indiana says after moving to Tarlac he gained ten pounds and feels fit from head to foot. He describes earlier health decline from long Detroit overtime and credits Tanlac with restoring appetite energy and eliminating pain after five bottles. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
The revival starts next Sunday with an all day meeting at the local church. Drs Lambright and West of Covington have several cages of grapes here among those confined are Charles and Avery Clark Homer Rush Gus Grady Ernest Coffing and Miss La Veta Grimes. Everyone is invited and will bring dinner.
Local brief styles report showings of Cappy Ricks at the Lyric Tuesday. South town auto accident leaves Dr. C L Mverg uninjured though his Ford Coupe is badly damaged. Town updates include Mrs Sol Purfeerst in Indianapolis two weeks and Mrs T A Clifton recovering at home. Elmer Snoddy renews Republican subscription with a $1.50 check.
A letter from A R Wilkinson of Veedersburg questions Attica Tribune figures on Fountain County road costs. He cites 1921 expenses of 15 484 15 for dragging and grading and argues 1922 gravel placement should be 22 632 yards based on a 50 cent to 35 cent team wage cut. He notes flood damage and repairs of the era and urges transparent accounting. The item also lists local notices and social notes from Covington and Danville area residents.
Auction notice for January 27, 1923 at 1 pm selling 18 head bred sows 50 head feeding shorts 40 to 119 pounds and better cattle stock at Covington. Terms: cash up to 10, notes on larger sums with approved security, cash discount 2 percent, no removal until terms met. W H Fields A G Madden Son Auctioneers First National Bank Clerk.
Exchange listing by C A Blair and Co invites trade for farms. Six flat units priced at 50000, twelve at 70000, eighteen at 110000, and twenty four at 140000. Address 10 S LaSalle Chicago.
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