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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1905
Page
3
Charley Kincade represents the Danville monument and granite firm in civil affairs. Their work focuses on first class cemeterial stones and competitive prices for customers seeking durable memorials.
Three salesmen wanted for our freshly issued county and township railroad survey of Indiana. Counties and towns fully indexed with populations. railroads shown with distances between towns. Energetic men encouraged to apply. Rand McNally & Co. Chicago Illinois.
Clay Smith returns from Danville and David Duncan from Oklahoma. An eight year old boy of John Jones near Mellott died Saturday. Funeral at Puntiach church and interment at Dry Run cemetery. Commissioner Law to hold big sale near Hillboro on March 11 with horses cattle sheep hogs and farm goods. Bert Oyler runs a local stand and plans to sell more Doty Cream Separator loads at old price. Oliver Shell moves to Mellott from Kingman. Alonzo Devoss visits Covington. Tom Davie leaves Mellott for a new home in Newtown and commutes daily.
Half Fare Plus 2.00. Cotton Belt fast train leaves St Louis at 1:30 p.m. and another at 3:43 p.m. Write for folder and map by further information. Cotton Belt Route Cincinnati Ohio.
Opinion piece encouraging boys to learn a trade, arguing skilled labor is in demand while general laborers flood the market. It stresses thorough, long term training over superficial knowledge and warns that after twenty few will teach a trade.
The passage describes a chalkless arithmetical trick where a thinker picks a number and a helper performs a sequence of operations to reveal a remainder. It then outlines a handkerchief ring game where a child drops a handkerchief and is chased. It also details a circle game rolling a ball to a center to train accuracy and rhythm, with variations for standing and throwing.
The piece notes Governor Hanly's veto of senate bill 38 over a section forcing case rehearings to be reassigned to a judge other than the original writer. It argues this invades legislative power and preserves judicial independence. It also covers bribery probe, statute theft by lawmakers, and remarks on four year term talks for city officers.
Sam JMBcs, proprietor, continues business at the old stand inviting friends and customers to visit. He buys or trades for any value and operates a general storage service with cash or trade options. Call for arrangements.
Having purchased a half interest in the feed barn and moving business of Clem Bros at the corner of Hazel and South streets, Danville, C E Brytrar and J F Cie invite Covington friends to try their services. They will feed horses and move household goods or anything movable.
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