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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
1
A crowded district scene in town Monday shows factions clashing as aspirants for the nomination navigate intraparty tensions. The fountain county contest underscores rivalries shaping the district’s political landscape as voters contemplate prospects and future control.
The county commissioners inspected two completed roads Patton road in Milcreek township built by In BE McWhee and the McWaleht road in Richland township built by Wilmar Foster to decide if they are ready for acceptance. The group also met the Montgomery county commissioners to discuss a bridge proposition.
Uniformed officers John Glover and Allen Noble debuted new blue uniforms that resemble business attire. The pair are praised for their strong public service and will continue their patrols and public safety work. The new attire, seen by passersby, also serves as effective street advertising for community efforts.
Joseph Bone an old soldier and father of Jasper Bone of this city died at the Soldiers Home in Danville on Thursday. His body was brought here Friday for burial. He formerly lived here. Mrs. Jessie Hill received a cablegram from her husband in the Philippine Islands asking her to come by the first boat and she will leave about May 27.
Fragmented OCR text reports a school district closing in response to weather or safety concerns. It mentions Monday and Tuesday schedules and remote learning likely starting soon, with references to pupils and staff adjustment, and public notices about the plan.
A Perrysville graded school pupil during Summers term, Sugis and Sugis recently earned praise for vocal and instrumental music. The article notes a long involvement with the Morey op center and references a forthcoming marriage as a surprise to friends, with wishes expected for the couple.
Trustee Joseph Starkey of Fulton township reports heavy losses after cattle and horses disappear or fall ill in recent weeks. White lead poisoning suspected in cattle. Dr. Redman saved several affected animals. Total estimated losses near $1,000 across six cattle and three horses.
Miss Floy M Phebus secretary of The Republican office has been commissioned as a notary public and is prepared to handle this work.
The county board of Education fixed May 27 as the county commencement date to be held in Attica. Jay McDermond and Harry Ross offered to pay Attica’s commencement expenses if it is hosted in their city. Humphrey Clubb was chosen to serve another term as county truant officer amid other applicants. Thomas H. Kuhn of Indianapolis will deliver the class address and also speak at Covington. A graduates list had appeared in The Republican weeks earlier.
A newly appointed assistant to J. Z. is introduced as A. G. Nedimon, a graduate of the Indian Veterinary College, relocating from Hillsboro to join in Erre Havie. The entry notes Nedimon as a competent man expected to provide significant service.
Wesley Blythe formerly of this city now Danville passed the embalmer state board exam in Chicago. He now works with his brother C. Blythe as a licensed undertaker and embalmer.
Taxpaying exceeded 830000 at the county treasurer’s office on Monday marking the last chance to pay first half taxes. Officials say the amount sets a new all time record for a single day collections.
Disturbed Veedersburg man Clifford Kirby ordered bystanders aside and fired at an auto lights. Marshal VanDorn disarmed him and Turner brought before Mayor Dotson, fined five dollars and costs. Unable to pay, he was jailed.
Four Veedersburg saloons shut their doors Wednesday night after residents voted March 4 to ban liquor sales. The move follows a community referendum and affects local businesses and patrons in the town.
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