Covingtons Pact Ends in Quiet Corner Victory
Local page notes a brief settlement or agreement involving Covingtons and partners amid limited public detail. No names, dates, or places clearly legible beyond party identifiers.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
1
Local page notes a brief settlement or agreement involving Covingtons and partners amid limited public detail. No names, dates, or places clearly legible beyond party identifiers.
The Veedersburg community notes numerous visits and travel. Residents, including Millard Hicdes Allen Went and Mary Herc, travel to Indianapolis Oxford and Chicago. Local figures such as James Briley and James Patton face legal and accident events while others plan sales, dancing lessons, and business moves.
Community notes recount a fire rescue at a Coal Creek home with thanks to locals, list local baseball players, announce Gospel Echo newspaper closure, and mention remaining church paper Gospel Missionary. Also includes tips on coloring Easter eggs, German syrup medical claims, and local almanac and authors.
Niteroe residents report Bert Ellmore will move to Tennessee to join a church paper's staff. Covington loses a leading family but wishes them well and hopes they can stay. In Veedersburg visitors are offered horse transport from D H Smith's barn at reasonable rates.
Guidance on using emulsion for babies and older children describes dosing from a quarter to half a teaspoon in bottles, and half to a full teaspoon in milk for nourishment. It promises quick improvements and notes benefits for both mother and child when milk is insufficient.
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