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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1904
Page
4
Purdue University's annual report for the year ending June 30 1908 presents a thorough portrait of the institution. The publication claims to reflect the university's notable progress and ventures in higher education during the period with favorable impressions of its development and activities.
A tentative Republican party decision will determine if Tam a runs in the city marshal race ahead of the city primary convention in Wa. VICE.
William H. Haines announces his candidacy for City Marshall subject to the decision of the Republican City Nominating Convention. He signs as Very truly, William H. Haines.
Balter Republican nominates himself for City Marshal pending decision by the Republican nominating convention. Vers truly, 3. B. Jackson.
City Republican committee meeting at 7 30 p m to elect City Chairman Secretary Treasurer and one Committeeman for each ward. The notice calls for party organization and leadership roles within the city.
The piece argues that a primary is the proper method to nominate a city Republican ticket and that the people should choose their candidates. It notes ample time remains before the process.
A call to organize the Republican group in the city prompts an immediate meeting. Mentioned names include Dr Buckner and John 0 as potential conservative officers.
A fragmented Democratic stance is described with concern that Republicans gain ground. The piece emphasizes deep divisions within the party and doubts any fresh unity can be achieved.
Senator Farr Banks agrees to take second place on the National Republican ticket as the Chicago convention set to ratify the deal. The move effectively settles the contest and signals party unity for the candidates.
State Statistician B F Johnson presents his case for renomination as a splendid citizen and excellent official. He is described as worthy, well qualified, and deserving of another term.
Jon L P Newby of Knights town is a candidate for Lieuten ant Governor. A prominent state attorney he has supported the Republican campaigns for over twenty years. The notice outlines his long service to the party and outlines his candidacy.
The article proclaims the primary convention in the Mighti Uoperessional District nominating George WL Crom er for Congress without a primary. It claims a record Republican vote in the district and predicts a large November majority, praising primaries as unifying for the party and urging decisive adoption in Fountain county.
Heavy rain swelled Indiana streams causing property damage while Defiance and Napoleon in Ohio report significant destruction. Ice conditions and related flooding drive authorities to monitor rising waters and safeguard communities.
The article describes a home mail delivery system using a wire from post A to B to move a mailbox between road and house. It explains slipping the wire up to bring mail to the house or down to send it to the road, with a wheel groove to cope with uphill placement. It notes safety concerns about tampering by boys and references a diagram from a periodical.
An old time dairy proverb likens butter and a penny in the churn to Scott's Emulsion. The ad touts cod liver oil with hypophosphites for delicate stomachs, claiming it helps weak children and offers a free sample.
The notice urges readers to travel to the southwest avoiding northern and eastern weather. It highlights low Frisco System fares from St. Louis, Kansas City, and Memphis with connections via St. Louis and Kansas City gateways. Fares range from 6.50 to 100 dollars with stopover privileges and four daily trains to the southwest.
Court ordered sale of Lot and improvements in Section 28 Township 7 Range 1 at public auction. Property described includes 251 acres in the South Quarter with boundaries near Newtown, Indiana. Bidder must offer at least two thirds of the apprised value as set by the Fountain Circuit Court. Sale conducted by Commissioner Robert Yuliva at his Newtown law office.
In a Philadelphia Telegraph note a captain recalls a shipboard event when a bay horse aboard a steamer sniffed land. The horse’s reaction before sighting land saved time, with the captain explaining horses on voyages detect landward pasture scent as a first signal.
The text explains that the body continuously produces poisons that, if not eliminated or produced in excess, contaminate fluids around cells and impair function. It links this to post-meal malaise, dyspepsia, and symptoms like giddiness, tingling, confusion, irritability, despondency, and moral decline from improper digestion and overfeeding.
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