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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
7
The Indiana Republican state committee named E. M. Wasmuth as chair to appoint a thirty five member citizens’ committee. The panel will gather public views on the state platform, hold meetings before the convention, and present a proposed platform for the convention’s consideration.
Guardian Catherine C Nine acting for Rosa C Nine insane person will sell at public sale on February 20 1920 at Hillsboro Fountain County Indiana the undivided one sixth interest in the east half of the southwest quarter and the west half of the west half of the southeast quarter of section 22 township 19 north range 7 west totaling about 120 acres cash in hand day of sale and free from liens subject to court approval.
A satirical 1920 letter from Harvey McBroom to the U S Revenue Collector depicts a business owner lamenting heavy taxation and relentless inspections by federal and local authorities and various social organizations. The writer, exasperated, claims to be squeezed for funds yet outraged by government and societal demands.
Fragmentary notice urges civic duties and recycling and promotes O. D. Redden repair service for aluminum ware. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or dates. It reads like a faded public notice with partisan undertones and community service appeals.
The Public Service Commission has approved higher Wallace Telephone rates with net rates applying if bills are paid before the 15th of the month or quarter. The notice also references radiator repairs and auto license applications, mentioning Q. D. Redden and D. Francis Smith.
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