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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
2
A commentary ponders whether in a local school dispute the community is mistaken or the cause is flawed, asking which explanation fits the observed odium and absence of riot in the Douma context. The piece weighs social dynamics and moral judgments in public anger.
The governor's five day sojourn with friends was strictly recuperative with no official duties. He spent time driving with old friends, enjoying the countryside, sunshine, and simple natural beauty.
A charming anti old gang Democrat privately admits he would have voted for a Democrat as a trustee if four of five votes had aligned. This claim was proven when the question arose during discussion of the town board election.
Col BryanDiscusses tariff as campaign issue but ranks trusts and railroad corporations as paramount. The Platte region figure favors a local issue tied to specific presidential nominees in mind for national attention.
A voiced opinion argues that moral tone governs civil action and taxes in the community. It contends the school board is a corporate body and a doctor acting under orders shows either an unjust defense or a flawed community, not a personal failing.
The Democratic Bureau contradicts itself claiming prosperity stems from Democrats and Republicans, Rooseveltism, or crop yields. It also says there is no consistent Republican policy. Voters think for themselves and are not sleeping over the outcome.
The county board of commissioners faces censure for conservative council actions delaying the Perrysville grade repair. Only 2500 dollars was appropriated though 10000 dollars were needed, funds spent with rising costs. The piece urges completing the project now to save money.
The piece criticizes a city council member for exploiting personal prejudice within political crowds to distort honest efforts and to induce fellow Republicans to back a Democratic school trustee. It argues such tactics corrupt official action and misrepresent those aligned with party lines.
The group behind the new gang claims our criticism of the city council was not to gain school board seats. They call the statement a lie and say they refused offers to use their name. They note many Republicans would have taken the position, but none were considered. No excuse can justify the board’s action.
Inspectors appointed by the Indiana railroad commission are reporting dangerous overhead construction. A new law requires overhead structures along tracks to be at least twenty one feet above rail tops. The commission can order removal or alteration or permit guarded maintenance to protect workers. Enforcement activity is high.
The passage argues the public cares not about who stole thunder but about actions taken by the administration. It contends Republicans restore prosperity and curb corporate power, actions it says began under McKinley and will continue under future Republican administrations.
Local shoppers report a wide selection of ready made suits labeled as Mons at J Loeb's Stores. Inventory highlights include affordable office wear and formal options. Store staff note steady demand and frequent restocks to meet customer needs.
The piece argues the authors fight for principles over individuals, condemning rings and graft in Covington and Fountain County. It outlines a decade of newspaper work exposing corruption, defend independent action, and warn against old gang tactics harming schools, taxes, and public welfare. It mentions debt, payroll cuts, and contested financial claims, with broader state cases on gambling charters and saloon licensing pending.
An advertising letter for Peruna touts its healing power for catarrh of the bladder kidneys and stomach claiming numerous testimonials. It cites H L Emory of Omaha and David L Jaycox of Oakland detailing relief from bladder and kidney issues and improved sleep digestion and vigor.
Republican leaders say they have re elected Dr Martin to the school board for two more years citing the current board’s fiscal competence. Democratic rivals allege ongoing factional control and accuse both sides of persistent party maneuvering within the board.
The Supreme and appellate courts announce preparations for the annual summer recess as several significant cases remain pending. High court calendar highlights include anticipated decisions on key constitutional and civil matters, impacting parties statewide.
The piece asserts railroads fueled national growth and resources, but argues that rate regulation is here to stay. It cites Roosevelt and Fairbanks backing regulation and urges railways to adapt to new conditions rather than oppose the trend.
A Hoosier kitchen cabinet is offered for sale at M Boord’s store. The notice notes a ready stock and invites customers to inquire at the shop.
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