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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1904
Page
4
Advertising claim from Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills arguing skin eruptions like eczema and salt rheum are caused by impurities in blood and can be cured by cleansing the blood. A testimonial from E. Warn of Cove Point Maryland states improvement within two days and a lasting cure.
The piece notes Naesvaes leading by four percent in Rindihes town as the ants endorse Listen Governor candidate Listen. It highlights Mr Newby as a watchful figure with keen political sense and strong support from his friends.
In a speech by Chairman Livengood Democrats hint at a new unity notion while contrasting with Republican views. The county committee organization on Monday is described as a sharp, constricted unity likened to Solomon preferring a corner of a house top over a wider house.
In Fountain County Monday a NoTicaRLeé feature marked the elimination of the Cleveland ring of the party with H C Yount and T M Rinn absent or quiet. D F Lemon spoke on harmony and unity saying he would vote the Republican ticket if needed. The event praised Mayor McClelland Gorman Parker Hearst and Bryan while Grover Cleveland’s name was not mentioned.
Democrats aim to win Indiana with J Frank Hanley leading the State ticket, believing the feat is impossible under his leadership.
A fragmented editorial discusses the Democratic organs in Fountain County and a county meeting. It notes loyalty to party factions, appoints Mr Dorry as secretary, and comments on leadership, internal tensions, and anticipated political rewards.
A report on a Democratic district committee meeting contrasts unity rhetoric with the discord that followed. The speaker criticizes Mr. Livengood’s speech as ill-timed, noting the party’s history of internal strife since Grover Cleveland era and arguing unity does not equal harmony.
Stockholders met at Newtown hall last Friday and heard the secretary and treasurer report. The association, in sound financial condition, extended ground leases for five years and elected directors for the ensuing year. Named directors include Geo Parnell Albert Vandervolgen C. C. Palin C. R. McKinney Lew Kerr A. C. Schermerhorn.
The Rural Free Delivery Magazine publishes the text of Senator Fairbanks bill to raise rural carrier salaries effective January 1, 1904. It sets 600 per year for the first year, 8720 for the second year, and 4950 per year from the third year onward.
Fragmented text shows references to names like Ge nevin and Mr. Wiskey and mentions contracts and aid. The passage appears to be garbled OCR with partial phrases about contracts, county items, and a Star reference, lacking coherent events or a clear focus.
Alberhco Payior former city teacher of Sclidita Obthas alace and Gieddiauuare Lath died after illness. He was buried at Masonie Cemetery near State Line on Wednesday.
The text urges treating consumption early with Scott's Emulsion plus fresh air rest and good food. It claims the disease is a human weed that flourishes in weak lungs, and destruction is possible when young though harder when old. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as the best lung fertilizer and offers a free sample from Scott & Bowne in New York.
A fragmented report discusses loco weed in the western ranges, noting May to June bloom attracts lambs and colts, causing narcotic intake and addiction. It analyzes grazing timing, suggests turmic banding after July, and mentions regional prevalence in California, Colorado, Montana, and nearby states.
Program notes a Fulton Township Sunday session at East Liberty on February 11 1904 at 1 45 PM. Led by A P Burnside with Maggie Holman opening address and speakers on faithfulness in Sunday School work including Schyler Cates Eaina Whitford Miss Rosen Richardson Mrs Peter Brown and Nattie Coleman Mary Waterman. A misc report and discussion follow with a debate on observing Decision Day and preparation.
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