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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
9
Instructions advise testing by letting a glass of water settle for a day to reveal kidney issues. Promotes Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer and Co as a remedy for kidneys liver and urinary problems. Offers free sample bottle and book by mail from Binghamton New York.
On June 20 a special Cotton Belt Route excursion will tour East Texas fruit and truck country from St. Louis, a week long study of harvest conditions. Notables include big growers, horticultural officers, and farm paper editors, joining Texas Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association activity for the June 23 state meeting. Low round trip fare and fast schedule, one night on the road, with itineraries and costs available from L O Schaefer T A Cotton Belt Route Cincinnati Ohio.
Miss Minerva Thaney of Marshfield wed Mr and Mrs B F Potter Sunday. Dr Reagan left for Chicago for a short period. Miss Nina Meyers hosted a gentleman friend Monday. Charles Adame and Pearl Smith from Walnut Corner attended church Sunday. Ada Layton entertained her Marshfield mother Saturday. A large audience heard Rev Murphy’s temperance lecture Sunday. Dan Crouch and Roy Dailey with friends visited Danville Friday. Lindsey couples and Cora McKinney planned a trip to Indianapolis. Flo Brown of Lebanon visited her mother Wednesday. Charles Gunn returned Monday after visiting his mother. Parker Lindsey and Erik Dalbey hosted Sunday guests. Mabel Adame attended Benson Chapel commencement Friday. The old depot is being removed and the new one is ready for use. Bears the
The firm of Spence and Plant dissolves by mutual agreement. All accounts due to the firm will be collected by D. V. Spence and all debts, if any, are to be paid by D. V. Spence. D. Plant. June 23, 1905.
Transactions filed for record by O. H. Douglass Henry W Elbe and wife to John R Elie for 1 acre in Cain township 2000 Emwa E Carter and husband to DJ Ratcliff set 30 in Covington 925 Hannah J Shepherd and husband to Beeker Brown part lot 10 Stone Bluff 1164 75 Isaac M Sims and wife to Wabash RR Co 71.72 acres in Logan 1400 Beeker Brown et al to SJ Purnell part lot 10 Stone Bluff 11709 John D Leeter and wife to WT Coffin 1232 Hickland 9000 William R Patton to Lydia A Patton 30.39 acres Millcreek 1 and love and affection
Bible School at 9 30 and evening service at 7 30 open air on courthouse yard. The Methodist church invites all to attend the first open air service with a program featuring devotional and religious readings led by local officials. Special excursion rates and travel notices for Clover Leaf Route with multiple destinations listed.
A science explanation of popcorn popping notes that kernel expansion arises from moisture turning to steam inside starch cells. Each cell acts as a tiny bomb, containing moisture until high pressure steam forms. Prolonged drying reduces popping quality, while extended drying produces larger, lighter kernels with no toughness.
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