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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1911

Page

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State Board uses funds to cover looming shortfall

Indiana faces near financial collapse as the State Board of Finance transfers 441,671.32 from the Benevolent Institution Fund and 14,964.25 from the Sinking Fund totaling 630,035.77 into the general fund to cover current expenses. Officials say settlements due by September 30 prompted the move and more funds may be shifted to sustain the state’s finances.

Indiana State Board of Finance Benevolent Institution Fund

Millinery Store Sold to New Owner in Town

Mrs. J. W. Price sold her millinery shop and goodwill to Mrs. Ora LaTourette who assumed charge Tuesday morning. Health issues since last spring prompted the sale. LaTourette is expected to do well.

J. W. Price Ora LaTourette

Unseasonable Weather Hits Covington Area

The state reports unusual conditions with a 9 in the shade low rising to 56 amid a Western gale. A steady rain Sunday eased heat, Monday brought NW winds tearing down trees and damaging fruit, while Tuesday remained windy though warmer.

Covington

Removes Bug After 32 Years From Mrs Thorn's Ear

Dr Bounwell removed a half inch hard shelled bug from Mrs John Thorn’s ear after 32 years of discomfort. Thorn, living near Mellott, had long struggled with ear trouble and partial deafness despite treatment. The insect, crawled in when she was ten, was washed out during examination and may restore her hearing. The report from Hillsboro Times notes immediate relief and hopeful recovery.

Bounwell John Thorn Hillsboro

Ladies' Readymade Goods Discount at J Loeb’s Stores

A local retailer advertises a selection of ladies' CHOICE ready made garments at discounted prices. Shoppers are invited to visit and investigate the assortment at J Loeb's Stores.

J. Loeb’s

Case Against Jos Williams Promises a Hotly Contested Trial

The case against Jos Williams will be before the September term of the circuit court. Williams seeks an eager trial with strong opposition. Hon. James Bingham is assisting the prosecution and Hon. Charles McCabe represents the defense. The proceedings are billed as unusually interesting.

Jos Williams Williams James Bingham Charles McCabe

Sixty Third Reunion of 63rd Indiana Regiment Held

The thirtieth annual reunion gathers August 24 at the fair grounds in this city. Survivors and friends share a general good time as the ranks thin, with final roll calls soon. Come join the event with them.

63Rd Regiment Grand Old Indiana Company

Aunt Mary Rafferty Reaches Century in Hillsboro

Aunt Mary Rafferty of Hillsboro reached the century mark last Tuesday. The Fountain County centenarian lives alone, remains in good health, and fully faculties. The Junior League of Hillsboro planned a postcard shower with many cards for her.

Mary Rafferty Hillsboro Mary Fountain County

Death of a Pioneer Lady in Fountain County

Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy Sanger, 78, longtime Fountain county resident near Chambersburg, were held Saturday at Cold Springs cemetery. She died Thursday morning after a long illness of dropsy and kidney trouble, and was held in high esteem by locals who knew her for many years.

Nancy Sanger Fountain County Chambersburg Cold Springs

Reo Crash Upset Delivers Women and Children in Field

A big Fore door Reo driven by Owen Bird of Danville failed to slow on a hill and toppled off the road near Yocom hill. The vehicle landed on a fence and dumped its cargo of women and children into a pasture. Gasoline ignited but was extinguished. driver later blamed for reckless driving.

Owen Bird Danville Reo Stanly Lusader Stanley

Alexander Hetfield Dies in Covington Community Leader

Alexander Hetfield longtime Fountain county figure in Covington died at his home from heart disease Tuesday night. Born in Covington Indiana in 1874 he built a butcher business farmed and served as township trustee and county party chairman. Survived by wife Sarah Robinson two daughters and brother Frank Hetfield funeral held Thursday at his Third Street residence with Tidal Lodge K of P escorting to Mount Hope Cemetery.

Quiet Covington Couple Married in Indianapolis

Harry E. Redding Covington high school principal and Miss Loraine Livengood quietly wed in the Hotel English parlors Indianapolis with only best man John A Prov ines Jr and bridesmaid Miss Mary Coffing present. The couple plans a Gold Hill Oregon move Aug 15 where Redding will be high school principal and fruit grower interests persist.

Harry E. Redding Covington High School Loraine Livengood Covington Indianapolis John A. Provines, Jr Mary Coffing C E. Flynn Broad Ripple M. E. Church Redding DePauw University Gary Ind Flynn Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Bluffton Gold Hill Oregon

S ales offer on ladies ready made suits and waists

A local retailer advertises spring and summer ready made ladies suits skirts and waists at 20 percent off with an extra five cent cash premium on every dollar spent. The notice emphasizes selling below value and urges quick action on the discount offer.

Oats Crop a Surprise for Local Farmers

The oats crop yielded far beyond expectations with heavy till and short straw. Farmers report fields producing 40 to 60 bushels per acre in many spots, despite some acres being too low for harvest.

Parents Urged to Guide Youth Nights and Associations

An editorial urges strict parental supervision of young people, especially girls, citing Danville and Covington as examples where lack of oversight leads to ruin. It warns against permissiveness, calls for protection by parents guardians and police, and condemns street advertising by prostitutes while promoting Lehigh Portland cement.

Chief Walker Danville Covington

Ralston Visits Covington on Citizenship Talk

Hon Samuel M Ralston of Lebanon spoke at Covington on American Citizenship not for a political address. The event drew a modest audience and stirred varied commentary. Afterward Ralston dined with Mrs Glascock and met local Democrats at Livengood's office amid rumors of governor candidacy.

Samuel M. Ralston Lebanon Ralston Court House Joseph A. T. Livengood John Glascock Thomas Taggart Covington

Dry vote urged in Wabash township tomorrow

Voters in Wabash township face a wet and dry proposition with strong momentum for a dry outcome likely around three to one if supporters stay home. The editorial warns a saloon would damage the community regardless of who runs it, arguing no good comes from the saloon.

Wabash Township

Lebanon Votes Dry in Boone County Referendum

Lebanon the county seat of Boone county voted on Monday on restoring saloons. The drys received 860 votes while the vets tallied 667, a drys majority of 193.

Lebanon Boone County Vets

Seisers Busy Along Wabash With Unlawful Catch Indications

Reports say seines or fish nets operating on the Wabash river cause a noticeable fish run on the market. The uniform size and variety suggest unlawful taking, hampering legitimate fishing and forest sportsmen in the area.

Wabash

Eleven Good Trustees Highlight Attica Township Report

The state board of accounts reports on Logan township trustee L G Riggin and finds records kept correctly and neatly. Lloyd H Christman and Jacob H Winter note balances were charged and invoices bids contracts were available for inspection. The 1910 year shows businesslike, conservative administration reflecting credit on Trustee Riggin.

Attica State Board of Accounts L G. Riggin Logan Township Dr Case Lloyd H. Christman Jacob H. Winter Riggin

Selling at a Discount Mens and Youth Suits Sale

A promotional note announces discount sales on men s young men s boy s and children s suits. The sale emphasizes reduced prices across multiple size ranges. Regular store offerings are marketed as bargain buys for the entire family.

J. Loeb’s

Rain Spoiled Cates Covington Game Showdown

Rain washed out the Sunday ball game between Cates and Covington, disappointing many fans. The Indianapolis Maroons, a strong team from the capital, will visit next Sunday to play the locals in what promises to be a fine exhibition of baseball.

Cates Covington Indianapolis Maroons Iocals

Trustee Daly Frazier praised for flawless audit in Hillsboro

Books of Trustee Daly P. Frazier were audited by Winter and Christman field examiners Excellent condition report finds no errors in accounts They forwarded the report to Frazier and Daniel Harding president of the advisory board The Hillsboro Times notes strong commendation for his conduct of township affairs

Winter and Christman Daly P. Frazier Daniel Harding Frazier Hillsboro Times

Divorce suit filed by Blanche Cole against Ira Cole

Blanche Cole sues Ira Cole for divorce citing cruel treatment and abandonment. C R Milford represents the plaintiff. Also noted are civil actions: Lucas Nebeker for Charles A Carpenter vs John K Slusser. partition suit by Harry D Purviance against Homer Anderson et al.. C R Milford represents Purviance. State ex rel O'Donnell Burrows Cochran Co vs Daly P Frazier trustee Cain township on debt.

Blanche Cole Ira Cole C.R. Milford Lucas Nebeker Charles A. Carpenter John K. Slusser Harry D. Purviance Homer Anderson C. R. Milford O’donnell-Burrows-Cochran Co Daly P. Frazier Cain Township

Mayor suspends day marshal amid council clash over police

The mayor at a regular council meeting suspended DeHaven, the day marshal, for thirty days or until August ends. He criticized police department inaction amid protests over non-arrests, warning of possible swift removal if lessons were not learned. The mayor urged support for stronger law enforcement despite local figures. Rainier's Pharmacy.

McGeorge Mr. DeHaven Marshall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alex Hetfield Alexander Hetfield Foun Tain County Friends Alexander Hetfield Was Covington, Indiana Mr. Hetfield Troy Town Ship Alex. Hetfield Rity Mr.’ Hetfield Sarah E. Rob Inson Him Mrs. Gee Schwin Mrs Alvah DeHaven Frank Hetfield Third Street Rev H. K. Fox K. of P Neral Mount Hope Lehigh Portland Covington Canning Co the Republican Sam Ralston Presbyterian Church Seisers Fountain Mound City Rainier’s Pharmacy
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