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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

3

Hays Addresses Evansville Rally On Federalism And Liberty

Will Hays, chairman of the Republican National Committee, told a First District Republican rally in Evansville that the party stands against undue federalization of industries and activities. He urged strong but limited federal regulation, warned against paternalism and autocracy, and emphasized liberty within the framework of law and duty.

Evansville Ind Will H. Hays Republican National Committee Cty Reublican Party United States Republican Party

Prices and Trends in Farm Prices for 1918

The Department of Agriculture reports that in 1918 the average prices of things bought by farmers rose about 32 percent from 1917 and 97 percent from 1914, while prices of articles farmers sell rose about 14 percent from 1917 and 97 percent from 1914. Since 1914 farm product prices led gains but other goods later matched the rise. 1918’s uplift narrowed the lead.

Department of Agriculture Vance

Cut This Cut and Take it With You

An advertisement explains a method to obtain Chambelain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion by cutting the cut and taking it along to ensure purchase, describing the alternative as unsatisfactory and disappointing. The tone aims to persuade readers to rely on the cut for a guaranteed product.

Chambelain

Nature's Remedy NR Tablets Aid Digestion And Health

Biliousness and indigestion are blamed on digestive trouble. NR Tablets act on stomach liver bowels and kidneys to harmonize digestion, enrich blood, boost vitality, and strengthen the body. One 25¢ box is sold guaranteed by your druggist.

Indiana Beekeepers Urged to Feed Starving Hives Now

County Agent Mellinzie relays a warning from Bee Specialist E C Paldowin that bees across Indiana are starving. Many colonies die or swarm due to exhausted stores, with two frames of honey suggested as minimum. Feed with syrup two to one water if needed, using punch holes in a top pail and feeding at dusk to curb robbing.

Mellinzie E. C. Paldowin Indiana

National railroads return eyed as editors back private control

A national poll of 6,000 editors shows 13 percent favor early railroads return to private owners while 11 percent back government ownership. Congress aims to raise rates 25 percent to cover costs, nationalize transport oversight, legalize line consolidations, and secure $750 million to $1 billion yearly for expansion.

Washington National Congress Director General of Railroads

Surviving 72d Ind. V. I. Reunion Plans August 1919

The 28th Annual Reunion of Co H 72d Indiana Volunteer Infantry Association will be held at Comrade Fred Johnson's near Paxton Illinois on Saturday August 16 1919. About 20 members remain from muster Aug 16 1862. Honorary memberships for families of deceased comrades urged and letters or post cards welcome from those unable to attend. Comrade H S Edwards of Hillsboro reported as last roll call.

Ind V.I Newtown C. H Fred Johnson Paxton Ilinosis U. S H. S. Edwards Hillsboro

Farmers Hog Feeding and Wool Pool Report in Fountain County

Meyer cooperates with County Agent McKinzie to track 420 hogs in Jackson township with 310 bought, 80 grown, 30 from neighbors, on 60 percent tankage self feeders. Hogs on blue grass pasture aim to weigh 250 pounds by September. Wool pool across Cain Richland and Van Buren townships sold about 10 000 pounds at 60 57 cents, credit to Wm Shade Q3 Hillsboro who promoted the wool pool and is a Shropshire breeder.

Earl MM. Meyer Jackson Township Fountain County Farmers’ Association L. B. McKinzie Meyer Cain Richland van Buren Shade Hillsboro Shropshire

County Club Work and Fair Plans Highlight County Clubs

Miss Bellman of Purdue spent the week organizing canning and sewing clubs across Fountain County townships. A schedule lists Davis erste Faire an dat Mi Nereck Richland Wabash Jackson Osin with openings for girls. The Shorthorn Men met in Veedersburg to plan the county fair exhibit September 1 4. Chairman Bilsland named a committee to judge worthy animals. Geo Steeckdsle and son Rex bought two blooded animals this week. More animals are available to boys seeking heifers. A cup and 25 in four prizes will be awarded to Shorthorn club members.

Bellman Purdue Fountain County Davis Township Richland and Wabash Jackson and Osin Yveedersburg Bilsland Geo. Steeckdsle Rex Jackson Township

Booze Not a Cure Warns Against Drinking for Colic

An Iowa editorial advises against using alcohol to treat colic and stomach pain. It urges seeking a physician or using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy instead, addressing the mistaken belief that liquor heals stomach ailments.

Th. Tes Iowa Chamberlain

A Fine County Map for Sale by The Republican

The Republican offers a county map premium for sale. The map sells for $1.50. A one year subscription in advance is $2.50 for two items.

Republican

Obituary of Samuel L. Wilkins of Harveysbore Indiana

Samuel L. Wilkins born near Harveysbore Indiana December 28 1848 died June 4 1910 aged 60 years 5 months 6 days He married Clara Johnson April 3 1st and they had two children daughter Mrs Manford Crowdess and son Don at home He leaves a half brother and half sister eight grandchildren and many relatives and friends He belonged to Mt Carmel Baptist Church for 39 years and was a devoted husband and father and neighbor

Samuel L. Wilkins Harveysbore Ind Clara Johnson Manford Crowdess Don Wilkins Mt. Carmel Baptist Church

Card of Thanks from the Wilkins family

The Wilkins family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for support after the death of their husband and father. They especially thank those who cared for the body and offered sympathy and floral offerings. Mrs. Clara Wilkins.

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