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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1904
Page
10
A call for trade and a universal peace with the world while upholding American principles. It asserts a strong merchant marine, a secure isthmian route, robust diplomacy, and full protection of civil rights and voting integrity for all citizens.
The piece notes that campaigns create mood and uncertainty harming business as investors restrain spending. It argues tariffs arouse concern and the Democratic push for tariff changes is framed as a campaign tactic, not a core issue with real support. It claims Democrats have little else to rally around this cycle.
The piece argues the Republican Party reduced Indiana's state debt from over seven million dollars to under two million, with hopes to eliminate it entirely in the next administration. It credits Durbin’s era with sealing two and a half million and casts the party as prudent business managers.
The undersigned company offers the services of their French imported Percheron stallion for breeding. The notice states availability and terms for prospective mares, with contact information and location details.
A fragment notes the Cleveland wing of the Democratic Party making thorough arrangements to secure the Indiana delegation, described as fortunate for their position in the ongoing political maneuvering.
At the Carnagey farm two miles east of Covington on Newtown road the sale begins at 10 a m. Livestock include three work horses five milk cows one yearling heifer six calves aged 3 to 18 months two wheat drills one single plow one double plow one walking cultivator two wagons one harrow hay rake grind stone hay and corn and other items. Cash under $5. over $5 with 9 months credit at 8 percent interest not paid at maturity. 6 percent discount for cash. No removal until terms are met. James Parrett T J Brown auctioneers.
Covington high school girls' basketball lost on Crawfordsville home court with a final score of 15 to 0. The first half stood 1 to 0 before Crawfordsville surged in the second half, while Covington struggled at the basket. The Covington players praised the Crawfordsville hospitality and left with good will toward their victors.
Reed and Randolph announce a Saturday April 2 showcase of buggies wagons harness and farm implements with a guessing contest on jar shot count and valuable prizes for the closest guesses A free lunch will be served to farmers during the event Visitors are invited to inspect the display and enjoy the day.
The Vermillion county commissioners decide to build a bridge across the Wabash River at Cayuga. They note Parke county’s willingness to approve such projects and compare with Montezuma where a bridge was built. The editorial argues Vermillion should exercise the same privilege.
Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Mayer announce the marriage of their daughter Lydia Mae to Mr. Lucian Wheatly of Charleston Indiana on Wednesday March 16 1904 in Covington Indiana. An at home card is planned for Charleston Til after April 15. The Charleston Plaindealer presents excellent cuts of the contracting parties.
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