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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1907
Page
3
The Miles anti pain pills claim to soothe and strengthen nerves across a family of pains head ache neuralgia stomach pain and more. A testimonial from Mrs Joe Merrill of Peru Indiana praises seven years of effective use with a guaranteed first package and a money back offer.
A general notice urges Republicans to settle any accounts in coming months during the dull season. It invites readers to come in and pay what they owe, noting small loan offers through L. P. Little Covington, Ind. A promotion at Charles Caues' cigars offers a $50 prize in three draws for every $10 purchase.
Boggs of Williamsport seeks five percent farm loans as part of a local financial notice.
An 1897 notice promotes a Danville UK home seeker excursion to the Panhandle region of Texas, touting its climate and farming potential. It advertises 75,000 acres near Canyon City with cheap terms, round trip from Danville for 2500, 30 day tickets, sleeping car berths from Kansas City, and free berth reservations.
An ad offers home loans to Joan or first mortgage security at reasonable rates. It lists a recruitment for a $250000 capital firm with $1072 yearly salary. Also promotes Dr Shoop's Cough Cure as a safe, poison‑free remedy and urges mothers to demand it with no poison marks on the label.
A February 19 1907 petition from the John C Freemont Post No 4 Covington Indiana urges Congress to grant every surviving Civil War veteran a pension of one dollar per day. The note laments missing witnesses and evidence for older veterans and calls for a general pension statute. The document also includes a brief advertisement for DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
The note claims ET owns 1500 acres now after starting with 2800 and mentions oats yields and earnings per acre. It promotes opportunities for independence in Montana and invites readers to receive the Great Northern Bulletin free by writing C. W. Pitt at 220 South Clark Street, Chicago.
The Big Four outlines colonist one way and round trip tickets to many western and southern destinations including California Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Utah Mexico and intermediate lands with sale dates in March and April 1907. One way second class and settlers rates cover Minnesota North and South Dakota Manitoba Ontario Saskatchewan Alberta Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and Tennessee with varying sale dates. Winter Tourist Rates apply to Cuba Florida Gulf Coast inland southern resorts Texas California Colorado with return validity through June 1 1907. Inquiries via nearest Big Four Agent or H J Rhein GP A Cincinnati.
In Fountain County Indiana the Fountain Circuit Court issues a summons to Joseph A. Bell, a non resident defendant, directing him to appear on the second day of the next term scheduled for April 3 1907 to answer or demur to Julia I Bell Devoree’s complaint. The notice is signed by Clerk Anson G Madden and attorneys Fry Bryant Robert N Voliva and John B Martin.
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