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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
4
The note identifies T A Clifton as editor and publisher and states the publication entered as second class matter at Covington Indiana post office, with an establishment date of 1847.
A humorous note on how people take pleasure in others errors regardless of their own grammar skills. The remark suggests lighthearted self awareness about language flaws.
The text contrasts two great arts: thinking clearly and translating that thinking into action. It argues that practical results come from applying fundamental thought to real tasks.
A lament on motherhood as a woman’s crowning virtue and the dangers of modern trends. The piece argues women should bear and raise children, condemns masculine dress and behavior, and calls for a new deal tied to Fountain county Republican organization.
The text calls for a complete new party structure from bottom to top to remove boss control and place the party's interests first. It urges precinct-level action for a fair deal and a renewed, broader reform to produce different results.
Edward P. Miller of Abbotts town Pa touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior for coughs and colds. The ad copy claims people who try it seldom seek other remedies and notes its effectiveness to ease coughs or break up a cold.
Bebe Daniels performs in Lyric tonight with the program titled A Game Chicken. Mrs. O S Douglas has been ill with flu for two weeks.
Troy Securities Company in Covington Indiana offers loans of 25 to 300 at legal rates with easy repayment. Security can be household goods automobile or livestock. Office with W R Massey Son, licensed and bonded to Indiana. (3-3-w3)
W H Fear of Indianapolis reports long stomach trouble ended after taking Tanlac. He says he feels thirty two again, can eat freely without distress, sleeps better, and works well now. Tanlac sold by leading druggists nationwide.
Sunday School starts at 9 45 a m with 141 attendees last Sunday and a 150 goal. Morning Worship at 11 a m features Rev W F Switzer who once served here 32 years ago. Epworth League at 615 p m and Evening Worship at 7 p m with a sermon on Remember the Sabbath Day to Keep It Holy by the pastor Russell B Kern.
The Lomer Tire Company of New Castle reports heavy demand with workers on night shifts and an inability to keep up. Management plans to add machinery to boost output to 500 tires daily.
An auction at a residence 5 miles northeast of Veedersburg and 3 miles northwest of Hillsboro on March 22 1922 begins 11:00 am featuring horses including a bay mare a roan draft colt and a black mare, 20 head of High Grade Jerseys cattle, 100 hogs 24 brood sows 70 shoats, a pony and pony buggy, a kitchen cabinet and a threshing machine belt. Terms: cash under 10, credit 1 to 9 months on bids over 10 with 7 percent interest. 2 percent discount for cash on note amounts. Auctioneers J W McKnight C C W Smith Wm Nine and M R Murdock.
The author offers to establish an agency to secure jobs for men and women of all ages with a nominal service fee. They claim the ability to place people in positions anywhere. Also advertises a 48 acre farm for sale priced at 1300 dollars with fruit and coal on the property.
Notice to Covington real estate owners of a special assessment and tax levy by the Covington Common Council to fund street and alley crossings on Fifth Street. Payment due by the first Monday in May 1922 to the Clerk-Treasurer at T. H. McGeorge Jr. Co. store, who will issue a receipt. CHAS. A. BALDWIN Clerk-Treasurer.
Rev Carter held Sunday services to a large crowd with plans for another service in two weeks. The revival will start April 9 due to singer Miss Tigner’s delayed arrival.
The young people of the community will present a play titled Plum Valley and vaudeville at the Fountain church on Saturday March 18. Admission is 15 and 25 cents. Other local mentions include visits from Wesley Bush and family, Mrs. Alkire and Evans with Mrs. Lyons in Covington, and various travel and illness notes. The river is very high and the bottoms are flooded at this point.
Dr Frank Luke appears in Covington Indiana at the 1st Door West M E Church for services or a notice.
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