Covington Dentists and Grain Elevator Details
An article fragment profiles Dr Sailor a Covington dentist born in Pa and raised in Fountain County noting his Philadelphia Dental College class of 82 and longtime practice. It also describes a 15000 bushel elevator on Fourth street with top-floor offices reached by driveway and rail sidings, and mentions Mr Bodine a county native who left farming for grain business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain County
Philadelphia Dental College
Covington
Sailor
Specia
of ‘Trustees
M_ E church
Washington Street
Fourth Street
Bodine
A. L. Shulenberg
Shulenberg
Fourth Sreet
R. K
Chas. H. Bodine
Boaine
Marratt
Prominent Covington attorneys and local industries praised
The piece profiles Wilber F. Stilwell a leading Fountain county lawyer born in Covington and son of the late Hon. H. H. Stilwell. It also highlights Hill Cigar Factory head J. W. Hill and Shulenberg the Covington grain dealer, plus the Lunny Stave and Handle Factory’s setup on North First Street as a growing local industry with payroll and timber needs.
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Fountain County
Stilwell
Covington
H. H. Stilwell
Blackstone
Wilber F. Stilwell
Hill Cigar
North Side Public Square
J. W. D. Fill
North First Street
Wabash R. R
Monarch the Circus Lion Quelled in Rail-Wreck Farmyard Tale
A New York Sun account recalls a railroad wreck that scatters circus animals. Monarch the lion is captured by a darky worker and dragged from a ditch to the rail yard amid monkey cages and a collapsed den, ending with the king of beasts cowed and confined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch
Mack
Missouri
Jess
Lawdy
Nevah
Darky
New York Sun
Covington Grain Dealer Charms Trade With Union Ties
Covington's Bodine operates a modern grain elevator at Fourth Street, succeeding UC D Starr Co. He upholds union labor in his shop, promoting the “After Dinner Smoke” five cent cigar noted for quality tobacco, Connecticut wrapper, and union-made production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Hill
UC. D. Starr & Co
Connecticut
Suppressing Cruelty and Human Sensibilities
A reflection on cruelty, noting that people may avoid physical harm to animals yet harm humans with cruel words and social shaming. It urges careful treatment of others' inner feelings and self esteem, contrasting outward cruelty with refined cruelty of judgment and harangue.
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Jnc. F. Judy Proprietor
Foley
J.C. Bishop
Agnew, Mich
Feeley
Geod
Cook
Red River
Penion and
Sherman, Texas
St. Louis
Kansa City
the & Wt
Texas
Ely
Hayfever
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
Chichester
Englian
Heer
Fee Chner In Chemical CO
Madison Square
Phila
If. C.C
Attorney At Law
Hodine
K. of P. Secret Order
Hill's Cigar Factory
Csses
Mr. Hill
K of VP
Paxton Lodge
Paxton, Llls
A. L Shulenberg
Wabash Valley
Wisconsin
LUNNY
McGeorge's
C H. Tinsley
Henry Prather
the Darky
Thomas H. Bodine
Sunny
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