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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
4
Hall of Covington Lodge No. 21 IL O O F Covington Indiana reports the death of Brother William Heisner. The lodge expresses sincere sympathy to his relatives and places a memorial in the minutes and local newspapers in remembrance of his life and service.
Help wanted for sales to solicit orders for lubricating oil greases and paints. Compensation offered as salary or commission. Apply to The Harvey Oil Co in Cleveland Ohio.
Mrs Emma Eckert of 2215 East New York Street Indianapolis credits Tanlac with lifting her long illness. She says a year of nervous weakness, sleeplessness, and fatigue has improved after using Tanlac and plans to continue until full recovery. Ad notes Tanlac available at druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
Clint Butler, a famed Williamsport auctioneer, narrowly escaped harm when a Lafayette man allegedly pulled a gun in a garage. The pistol failed to fire and no arrests were made. Tribune reports Charles W. Thompson and other jurors were present at the county proceedings.
Mosul sits on the Tigris near the ancient Nineveh ruins and could rise again as a major city. The crossroads of Aleppo, Baghdad, and Persia shape its fate as oil fields bolster its province. Mosul has repeatedly revived after wars, Saladin and Latin invasions, and flourished most in the twelfth century.
The St Louis Globe Democrat argues that the age will birth leaders in urban tenements and fourteen story towers. It envisions apartment houses as new cradles for genius, replacing log cabins as the source of heroes amid modern restrictions.
Austria reports a new disinfectant soap using silver lactate with minimal active ingredient. It sterilizes instruments and clothes without corrosive additives and can be made solid paste or liquid for toilet laundry dentifrice or mouthwash.
The first American passenger ship fitted with automatic steering gear completed a West Indies voyage using the gyroscopic compass linked to an electric circuit that controls rudder movement. It can be set to respond to small course deviations, as low as six minutes of arc.
Archeologists from Penn's Livania University uncover papyri in Thebes that illuminate fiscal practices from 309 to 246 BC during Ptolemy Philadelphus's reign. The documents focus on financial affairs and tax collection.
Molly-Indeed! And what does she draw Maude-Her husband s salary.
A brief Life magazine style cartoon caption shows oe Hunter on a mule asking if he can shoot and Sam answering yes you can shoot from that mule once, illustrating a playful rural humor scene.
Kissimmee mourns F A Nave after an apoplectic stroke at his Maribette street truck farm. He died at home on Sproule avenue minutes after collapse. Nave, a recent Kissimmee settler and community leader, organized Perfection Orange Company and Gentral Produce, served on the Chamber of Commerce board, was in Boy Scouts, and helped launch the local strawberry platform market. He leaves a widow and five sons. Funeral plans call for services at his home and shipment of the body to Indiana.
Administrator with will annexed of William Heisner deceased offers at public auction March 24 1923 at the late residence on 3rd Street Covington Fountain County Indiana the estate items including Emerson Player Piano rugs beds and bedding stoves and fuel and other household goods. Sale starts 2 PM Terms ten dollars and under cash. over ten dollars credit up to nine months with note and six percent interest. Fountain Trust Company Admr. J M Wiskey secretary. Dated March 15 1923. O S Jones attorney.
Frank Sorrell and J Rockwell, two Illinois newspaper men, were among our callers on Wednesday.
Fishing season opens with solid catches as residents and visitors roam Fountain area. Revival closes with strong attendance and church election notice set for April 8 at Fountain Christian church. trustees to be elected. Asa Hunter sustains toe injury. family doctor John Ennis and son Leonard assist. Attica visitors stop by.
Edward P. Miller of Abbottstown Pennsylvania says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is excellent for coughs and colds. The ad notes widespread satisfaction with the remedy and recommends it as a preferred treatment.
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