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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
4
Copyright 1915 by American Press Association. This line appears as a standard credit notice in the newspaper copy indicating the year and agency ownership.
Sam Powell, a young farmer, wins first prize in the state for largest corn on one acre at lowest cost and a county prize for best all around corn. He receives a $100 Washington trip, a registered Jersey cow, and a state certificate of honor signed by the governor. He shares his success with his mother and sister as snow begins to fall.
A large gathering of 4 H members farmers merchants and bankers fills a meeting room. Mr Burns announces pride in the county winning a state prize a trip to Washington for a county boy as prizes are to be awarded.
Dr Young and Co Covington Indiana advertises wood silos priced from 70 to 170 dollars. They claim customers since 1914 are satisfied with long lasting performance and provide testimonials at their office. A 23 year old silo demonstrates 23 more years of use. An auto run directs readers to the site.
Ernest Hughes of Danville and numerous residents like Judge Schoonover Attica commissioner Mark O Smith Ful ton township assessor John Osborn Wayne town A L Spining and son Chas Thomas Cox Shawnee township and others were listed as visitors and travelers around Danville Wed Tue Sun. An ice cream supper is planned at Old Kentuck on Tuesday June 15.
150 feet of ornamental iron lawn fence with single and double gates strong enough to turn stock. View at residence Covington No 8 Downcoass. Buy markers of KE M. Board.
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