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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1912

Page

2

Indiana Republican state convention call 1912 details

The Republican State Central Committee invites Republicans to a delegate convention at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis on August 6 1912. It outlines platform adoption, nomination of presidential electors, and state offices, with delegate apportionment, county meetings August 2–3, district meetings August 5, and final assembly August 6. Fred A Simms chairs, E T Stacey secretary.

Indiana Republican State Central Committee Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis Ind Fred A Simms E. T. Stacey

Call for Republican Congressional Convention in Crawfordsville

A formal notice invites Republicans of Indiana's Ninth District to a delegate convention in Crawfordsville Opera House at 10 am to nominate a Congress candidate. It outlines 248 delegates apportioned by county votes for Otis R Gully in 1910 and lists county delegations and alternate rights. Cons. J Wheeler signs as district chairman.

Indiana Supreme Court Appellate Court Otis E. Gulley Fountain County Warren County Republican County Central Committee County Central Committee Indianapolis State House Ninth Congressional District Opera House Crawfordsville Congress Otis RE. Gulley

What Makes a Woman and the Power of Bitters

A testimonial claims 120 pounds of bone and muscle become a stronger woman with Electric Bitters. It asserts health and vigor, overcoming faintness, nervousness, backache, and fatigue, with Eliza Proul of Depew Oklahoma praising the medicine. Price is 50 cents, druggists guarantee satisfaction.

Eliza Pruol Depew Okla

Avenger Touts Edge in Responsibility Pledge Case

The Washington Star notes Bibbles once signed a pledge for responsibility then forgot it and summoned a handwriting expert to prove the signature a forgery. A curious defense raises questions about accountability and claim validity.

Avenger Bibbles Washington Star

A Good Manager The Wife

AGood Manager The Wife after all Adolphus this visit isn t going to be so expensive With the half dozen dresses I simply had to get and your clothes cleaned and pressed we ll manage splendidly Harper s Bazar.

Adolphus Harper’s Bazar

Be is our friend who loves than admires

Chanping notes a fluid expression of friendship and admiration in a quoted line, presenting a concise aside on affection and esteem without providing further context or events.

Ous Chanping

FLETCHER'S CASTORIA AND LOCAL SUNDAY VISITS

The page notes numerous Sunday visits across families in Foster and nearby towns, plus reports on church services, social events, and local infrastructure. Mentions of Gaskin, Neville, Ferriday, Lewis, Markley, and others reflect community activity, hospitality, and preparations for increased freight and passenger movement. The Pearl Harbor fortification project is described with cost, depth, and strategic aims for a Pacific naval base.

Death of Patrick Cavanaugh at State Line noted

The death of Patrick Cavanaugh at State Line last week surprised local residents. Known by Warren County elders from the stage days, he witnessed State Line as the Western terminus of the Wabash railway in the early 1860s. Ex-President McColl of the Monon railway once served as Wabash agent there.

Patrick Cavanaugh State Line Cavanaugh Warren County McColl Monon Railway Wabash

Plunger Walton-Francis Walton’s Race Track Legend

A cartoonish tale recounts Walton known as Plunger Walton deftly mastering racing. It notes lifelong rheumatism and a doctor’s advice to fast, leading to a 21 day water fast that dropped weight from 285 to 200 pounds, as reported by the New York Tribune.

Walton Francis Theodore Walton New York Tribune

The Choice of a Husband Advertisement

An old advertisement urges women to avoid weakness by using Dr Kings New Life Pills. It claims the product gives strength a fine complexion pure breath and cheerful spirits. Priced at 250 and advertised as easy safe and sure through druggists.

Dr. Kings

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