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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1923
Page
3
On December 5 1921 the Commissioners record shows H W Newlin County Auditor was paid 250 for making a new set of Transfer books for 1923 24 25 and 26. The order notes the duty lies with the Auditor but granted the payment citing workload and necessity. The piece criticizes tax levels and the Newlin regime.
Edward P. Miller of Abbottstown Pa recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. The ad claims users stay loyal to Chamberlain's and find it effective for allaying coughs and breaking up colds.
Perrysville voters in Highland township Vermillion county backed town incorporation by 99 to 95. Election board members were E W North J B Stephens and John C Hold. A town election will determine trustees clerk treasurer and marshal if pursued.
Comic note lists Larry Lemon in a lighthearted stage piece titled Solid Con Cett set for Monday. read as a brief notice of a local entertainment event with playful reference to the performer.
A compilation of transfers includes Fred M. Osborn to Kathryn Osborn Lot 225 Keeling's addition Veedersburg. Frank M. Lauman to Walter Law som, pt. lots 9-10 South addition Attica. Jesse Gross to Laura J. Gross pt. lots 7 Harry Crane's addition Stone Bluff and pt. lots 2 Harvey Crane's addition Stone Bluff. multiple parcels in Gish Nebeker & Co subdivision. various deeds with nominal or specific consideration amounts, including Auditor's Deed transactions and delinqu ent tax notice. transfers involve Attica Veedersburg Covington Kingman Portland and surrounding areas with figures from $1 to $6,000 and up to 93 14 acres in Fountain County.
An auction at a residence 5 miles northeast of Veedersburg and 3 miles northwest of Hillsboro on March 15 1923 starts at 11 o clock. It offers 6 head Jerseys cattle 6 head Shorthorn cattle 40 hogs purebred Poland Chinas and Hampshires with 2 percent cash discount and 7 percent notes. Proceeds benefit The North Christian church Mellott lunch served by Merry Sunbeam Class.
Auction of 8 head horses 2 milk cows farm implements feed and household goods to be sold on premises seven miles south of Attica Indiana and seven miles north of Veedersburg on C A S railroad. Terms cash under $10. over $10 six month credit with note and security. Lunch served by Ladies Aid.
Cowboy star Tom Mix returns in a new screen appearance with high speed riding sequences. The piece highlights action oriented scenes and a bold chase vibe settling into a dramatic finale.
Rev. B. M. Bridges of Mooresboro North Carolina testifies Tanlac restored his appetite and strength after a decade of indigestion. He claims nerves improved and sleep returned, with better meals and weight gain. The ad notes Tanlac is sold by druggists and cites over 35 million bottles sold.
Rev Roy E Kelley, student pastor from Northwestern University, preached a trial sermon at the Hillsboro Methodist church and was welcomed by a large audience. He has accepted the call as pastor of the Waynetown and Hillsboro charge and will not move his family to the parsonage yet, planning to begin full duties in two weeks.
Senators A H Lindley and Earl Myers have gained favor with taxpayers by their stands on key issues during the current state legislature session. The article urges constituents to continue backing them.
Covington High has played 24 games this season and posted 525 points for versus 462 against, leading opponents by 63 points. The team has 16 wins and 8 losses including county tournament play.
An advertisement touts Cham berlain's Tablets as a superior constipation remedy. It highlights ease of use and gentle effect and urges readers to try them, while noting a subscription option for the Republican newspaper.
Mrs. Mont Board hosted a tea on Monday from three to five assisted by Mrs. Lambright Mrs. Adamson Mrs. Harlowe and Mrs. Coffing. The Richard Henry Lee Chapter D A R and Presbyterian ladies served the Washington Party supper last week. A birthday cake tea coffee and wafers were served as Mrs. Board plans retirement to thank workers.
Mayor Claude P. Madden of Danville Illinois has filed his petition with the election commission announcing his candidacy for re election in the upcoming vote.
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