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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1906

Page

8

Death of Artie Martin and Vigo county obituary note

Mrs. Gertrude Martin daughter of Zick Stuart died Sunday at her Vigo county home after an operation for appendicitis. She was ill about two weeks and well known locally. Funeral services were held Tuesday. Also an ad notes Merryman Bros offering 10 pounds of pure land for $1.

Gertrude Martin Zick Stuart Vigo County Merryman Bros Ohio Maumee Vatley Srese Valley Corp Oala Walnut Indiana United States Michigan Leasd Mort Sane

Local marriage licenses issued by Clerk Bryant

The clerk reports issued licenses since the last list for Frank L Sheets and Lidia R Fix James Hutts and Elith Lane Henry H Newman and Daisy JL Switch. Also includes an unrelated antique ad for Woonford’s Sanitary Lotion sold by Geo D Cook Covington Ind.

Bryant Frank* L Sheets Lidia R. Fix James Hutts Elith Lane Henry H. Newman Daisy JL. Switch Woonford Geo. D. Cook Covington Ind

Public praise for Borres sentence in Ebero Plantation case

The Danville Commercial laments the Ebero Plantation swindle led by Ferdinand D. Borres and associates. It condemns palm court schemes promising tropical profits, noting quick riches prey on credulity and poor farmers. It cites court verdicts against Borres and Owen and warns readers to avoid unknown investments.

Ferdinand D. Borres Ebero Plantation Co Boston D Wells Borges Wm. D. Owen Danville

Local Social Notes From Barrens Williamsport Visits

Matwngs at M Suord Wilbur Sumwer returned from Chicago. S.S. Crane and family drove from the Barrens. Mrs Bell Kenuciespire visited Williamsport with her daughter Mrs A E Biggs. Names listed for week ending July 18 1906 include William Clawson A J Cortner Frank Foster M K Jester O Kendall W E Rogers and Mrs D E Williams. F W Boyd P M noted for calls advertised.

Bell Kenuciespire Williamsport A. E. Biggs William Clawson A. J. Cortner Frank Foster M. K. Jester O. Kendall W. E. Rogers D. E. Williams F. W. Boyd P. M

First Church of Christ Sunday Services Schedule

The church lists Bible School at 9 30 A M with Brother Orahood preaching at 10 45 A M. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meet at 3 00 P M and 6 30 P M respectively. No evening service due to Union Vesper Services at Court House yard 4 P M. All are invited.

Hible School Orahood C. E Court House

Saloon Labels and Safe Skin Remedies Promoted

The Pure Food Law starts January first, forcing labeling on all bottle contents to show purity or imitation. The ad promises pimples and skin disease cures from E. W. Rose Medicine Co. of St. Louis with guarantees or refunds, urging immediate writing for convince.

E. W. Rose Medicine Co Olive Street St.Louis Mo Zemo Earth

Indiana Railroad Commission’s Quiet Yet Far Reaching Work

The Indiana Railroad Commission has acted as mediator between shippers and carriers since May 1905, reducing car shortages and unfair practices. It eliminated “subject to delay” bills of lading, lowered switching and passenger fares, and secured coal rate concessions. The commission’s work aims for a general public benefit, with costs under $20,000 yearly and revenue from rail taxes.

Railroad Commission Indiana Commission Indianapolis Commission Indiana Reformatory Jeffersonville Pennsylvania Virginia Railway Commission

Congress deserves credit for the many laws passed

The piece defends Congress for enacting new measures stronger than those urged by newspapers and Roosevelt, criticizing press claims of forcing action and praising the Republican Congress for wise debates and prudent lawmaking without diminishing Roosevelt's contribution.

Congress Roosevelt Republican Congress

Local notes from Fountain residents and Covington visits

Fountain readers record visits and errands by Mrs Nancy Lathrop and family. Claud Marquess and Dale Clark worked hay. P N Cox and Margivent Si dined with the Lathrops. Others, including Frank Watts, William Ennis, and George Helms, are noted for travels, dinners, or plans to visit St Louis and Ark.

Nancy Lathrop Dot Covington Claud Marquess Dale Clark P. N. Cox Margivent Frank Watts Frankie William Ennis St. Louis Bingley Lathrop Ark George Helms Tom Trott Frank Franzell Charles Lathrop Arch Foreman Lee Strean Peter Trott Lenard Bantz Ralph Strean Lee Stearn Harvey Lathrop Jank Blue Bell

Notice of Administration in Fountain County Estate

Notice is given that James I. McClure has been appointed and qualified by the Fountain County Circuit Court as administrator of the estate of William A. McClure, deceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent. July 20, 1906.

Remone Oolitic Stone Co Menon Circuit Court Fountain County State of Indiana William A. McClure James I. McClure

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. Board Artie Martin Kennedy Captainsny Opiates Cook M. Suord’s Wilbur Sumwer Chicago S.S. Crane and Family The Barrens 1St Church of Christ R. R. Commission Per Consignee Passenger Brles Newcastle Boonville Hart Winchester Dare P.N. Cox G .S. Ferguson the City Laundry Bert J. Ellmore Northeast Coner Public Square Jas. R. Richey Coleman Reeves & Coleman Soldier Company Central States Ft. Wayne South Bend Ligonier and LaGrange Toledo L. P. Little. Covington Wheeler & Wilson and Tom Walsh
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