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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1899
Page
5
The piece riffs on Miles Hobson and Henry A. Johnson in Indiana politics after Congress ends. It attributes Dewey with seized control by ordering Oregon sent for political aims and notes his grasp of events in the Philippines and international mood.
Reported bright prospects for a big apple harvest as early cold reduced sprout growth while mild weather through the season slows further development. The present tree condition suggests cold weather cannot hurt next season, despite past freezes. Congressman Johnson faces a heated clash with President and Philippine police criticism, while Landis is pressed to meet Republican editors in his district.
The article argues Fountain County requires improved roads to ease coal transport. It cites Covington to coal fields travel, proposes relaying old coal road bed or building a gravel link, and notes road quality raises fuel prices and coal access in Checnonts and Coal Creek areas.
A minister from sage Las beer attempts to enlighten and partially civilize the residents of Crawfordville. Success hinges on whether he will perform and outshine past speakers. The article contrasts his approach with a cadet’s record, noting harsh past duties and a lengthy, troubled legacy.
The Crawfordsville Journal mocks Fountain and neighboring counties while praising Covington as a model, arguing newspapers shape regional reputation and values. It notes critics damage real estate values and public esteem when media deride local places and institutions.
Notice of guardian sale of ward Leon Myers minor heir of Albert Mayers. Sale to be held at Fountain County farm within town limits on the described property with cash in hand. Haradaia Smith, Guardian, and Lindley, Attorney, oversee proceedings.
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