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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
8
Alfred Hellmore of Gunter Texas writes to Covington Republican editor praising the newspaper and local leadership while condemning high taxes and the whisky trade. He shares Texas crop updates, weather notes, and says he plans to move and sell several properties before visiting Covington in June 1916.
Norval Smith writes from Covington Indiana on May 29 1015 describing cool weather but improving conditions. He notes corn half planted yet promising yields 65 to 80 bushels per acre on sod land with dredges improving soil. Wheat and oats look good with recent rains boosting growth. an orchard of 3700 trees and extensive canning asparagus nearby. He invites Wheeler McMillen to visit to see the real situation.
A light quarrel unfolds between Pegsy and Reggy over seriousness and words. Pegsy jokes about severity while Reggy mentions a small mouth that went unnoticed, ending with a playful remark.
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