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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1902
Page
4
The Covington Republican notes subscription price at 1.55 dollars per year as part of its readers information.
Auditor of State David E Sherrick from Noblesville. Treasurer of State Nat Chill of Bloomington. Attorney General Cilas W Miller. William J Henley of Rushville and James B Black of Indianapolis. Judges Appellate Court Second District Daniel W Cumstock from Richmond.
A series of political notices from Van Buren and Fulton townships lists candidates seeking Republican nominating conventions. Edjitor Brooke runs for Clerk with Veedersburg July 11. Harry C Randolph seeks County Treasurer. John K Hardesty aims for Sheriff. E M Board seeks Recorder. George A Law announces candidacy for Commissioner from Cain Township Third District before July 11.
The Republicans of Fountain county will hold a mass convention in Veedersburg on July 17 to nominate a full county ticket including Representative Clerk Auditor Sheriff Treasurer Recorder Coroner Surveyor two district commissioners four county councilmen and three councilmen at large. Speakers will discuss issues and music is planned. W T Metzart is chairman and Roy Surry secretary.
The Republican acknowledges compliments from The Parry Mfg Co of Indianapolis with a state map and notes the firm makes top baggies. Tas Republicans gratefully receive volumes of government reports from Senator Fairbanks Indiana's senior senator, praising their value to the office and public.
All over Engla nd and new united colonies have gone up in supplication for restoring death of King Edward. The Republican mass convention at Veedersburg on July 17 will form a field ticket to be elected in November. Congressman Landis expected to speak, and local Republicans urged attendance.
The paper chronicles its 1897 identification with the Republican Party and outlines steady growth, improved offices, and strengthened public trust. It credits patrons and the community for support, notes past missteps, and emphasizes a commitment to a standard of right and truthful advocacy.
The piece extols the Republican party as upright, pro growth, and aligned with law and fairness. It notes enemies of vice and advocates for Covington's upbuilding, home merchants, and fair news. It invites readers to visit Fountain county editorial rooms newly fitted at great expense.
A McPhail Square piano offered for sale. Advert reads inquire at Cueuey’s store for bargain pricing.
Mrs Irene Martin was surprised by a gathering of friends at Thomas McCoys on Wednesday evening. Guests enjoyed lemonade ice cream cake and bananas as Chas Hutson spoke presenting a money gift. Names of attendees include Thaddeus Hutseen Fred McCubbin Bert Ellmore Alfred Shulenburg Charles Jackson Thomas McCoy George Robb and many others. The note ends with a brief line about 90 acres of pasture with living water and a sale mention for O S Douglas Covington Indiana.
The text discusses Senator Fairbanks proposing a relief resolution for Martinique after St Pierre, praise from the Gaulois, Indiana’s four Republican legislatures known for honesty and economy, newspaper patronage during hard times, remarks by Senator Doliver on Philippine policy, and the 1884 platform supporting a state soldiers and sailors monument, noting reduced state debt from 1895 to 1902.
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