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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
6
A reflective essay contrasts a man’s deep sleep with questions of self and the earthly life, then shifts to political discourse on Roosevelt and world order. It notes U.S. three year road-building programs, federal aid, and 20,000 army trucks repurposed for highways, plus concerns about rising prices and market manipulation.
Glen Messlwain 25 son of Mr and Mrs A G Mellwain of 915 North Griffin street drowned in the Middlefork river about two miles south of Collison on a Wednesday night. He crampd while swimming with companions who could not rescue him before the body was recovered downstream. coroner notified, inquest planned after burial arrangements in Danville.
Flossie State and Francie Starr were arrested after arriving in Denville with a carnival company and left stranded. Police Magistrate Judy ordered them housed for thirty days in the county jail area as they have no residence. Mrs. Dan Watson of Perrysville underwent a serious operation at St Elizabeth's hospital after a prior lighter procedure.
Frederick Rex of the Chicago Reference Library asks Chief Kelly for copies of all ordinances touching reorganization, to aid Danville in modernizing its police department. The Commercial News notes Chicago’s plan while Danville has no related documents.
In Fountain Circuit Court Avril Term 1919 Charles F. Carpenter as Administrator of Elisabeth Carpenter deceased has filed final settlement and vouchers. A final exam will be held September 22 1919. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved and prove heirship. W I Gerard Atty.
The Mercer McGee aggregation performed the old western play Jesse James Saturday evening with an after concert. Admission was 50 cents and the crowd was fair, hampered by a storm that damaged the tent at New Richmond. The company departed for Attica Sunday morning.
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