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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
5
Daily Gist of News highlights shopping offers and social visits in Covington. Mrs. J L Myers improving, Danville visitors Anna Phelps and Ora Randolph, Miss Elizabeth Barnhart guest of Mrs Coffing, Miss Jessie Harris from Penn arrival, Mrs Sampson Reed's niece Jennie Cade in town for funeral. Merryman and Board announce new monuments and meat shop work, J Loeb's Store advertises spring wool skirts and lace curtains.
Local notices highlight rugs at J Loebs Store and fresh stock at M Schesley and Faust and Lanius. Community updates include family visits to Goshen, upcoming suits and measure day March 31, and a big girl contest by the Republican editor. Attica residents attend funerals. Mrs Reed and Mrs Briggs noted.
Local notice advertises Halibut salt fish fresh fish and oysters available at Shaft and Shular. Shop promotes a wide selection of fresh and salt water meats for customers seeking seafood and related products.
Attica enacts a stringent muzzle law following active newspaper advocacy. The ordinance requires all four legged dogs within the town to be muzzled, shaping a stricter standard for canine conduct and public safety.
The ad promotes new linoleum patterns in one piece at low prices by J. Loeb's Stores. It warns of croup and recommends Foley's Honey and Tar, noting its safety for children and lack of opiates, sold by M. VanDorn.
The State of Indiana Fountain County Fountain Circuit Court February term 1980 Ora B Randolph v Carl Bowsher Notice to defendant that plaintiff filed complaint affidavit and attachment and garnishment with an affidavit that Bowser is not a resident. The case will be heard at the April term 1910 on the 36th judicial day. Defendant must appear on the third Monday of April 1910 at Covington Court House to answer or demur.
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