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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
5
Public notice style health ad cites kidney issues and urges readers to test urine clarity with a glass bottle method. Promotes Dr Kilmer and Swamp Root as the remedy with free sample bottle and booklet offered by mail from Binghamton New York.
A faded promotional piece describes Muskoka as a beautiful destination promoted by the Grand Trunk Railway System. It invites travelers to take a journey with family, highlighting views and a family-friendly experience with pricing and travel details referenced. The author signs as W. Robinson of Park Building, Pittsburgh.
The piece urges consulting a Big Four agent for routes and rates to the Adirondacks and Great Lakes regions. It promotes rail travel to the World’s Playground with details on one way, second class, and route options, inviting readers to request information by mail.
For sale notice lists a nearly new high grade buggy rabbi-tired and a set of single driving harness 8S. Includes U. Dickenson Beatty fruit Purm. Public listing in local ads with item descriptions and asking prices.
Union troopers under Kilpatrick push from Hanover to Richmond in five days, burning bridges and destroying railroad assets. They seize a depot near Hungry Station, march toward the city along the Brooke and Mechanicsville roads, and reach Gloucester Point near the army’s defenses. Cavalry, infantry, and artillery actions disrupt rebel lines, capture prisoners, destroy corn and stores, and paroled soldiers report the bold feat with cheering towns.
An early 1900s notice describes the Royal Muckoka Hotel in Amortion as a central resort site featuring up to date guest rooms with handsome bathrooms and enhanced ventilation. It advertises opening by June and lists W. Robinson of the Park Building in Pittsburg, Ta as a contact for further details.
Clinton D. Surra, Trustee of Troy Township, will be in the first front office room of the K of P building on Wednesday and Saturday each week to transact township business.
In Fountain Circuit Court in April 1906 the estate of Phebe S Smith, deceased, is brought to final settlement by administrator Alva N Clark. The court will examine the recount and vouchers on June 19 1906, and heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause and prove heirship. O.S Douglas, Attorney. June 16-3w
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