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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
4
The First Church of Christ announces a May 15 1988 service schedule. Sunday School at 10 a m Morning worship at 11 a m Meeting at 2 30 p m for all workers in the chosen Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 All are invited to these meetings.
May 15 Hospital Sunday for Methodist Sundsey School of Indians urges Indiana Sunday Schools to raise 20000 for a pediatric ward in a 100000 building project. Envelopes to teachers, offerings to superintendent Roy Smith. Anti Saloon League service 11 am. speaker Mr McNaught Terre Haute District. Epworth League 630 pm. anniversary service led by pastor. Social May 13 at Mr and Mrs Hegeg. Preaching 230 pm by Frank K Dougherty.
The Gollmar Brothers Show arrives in Attica with a grand street parade and concert. Reviewers praise the parade for its splendid equipment, decorated wagons, dens, and wild animals on view. The performance is likewise highlighted as exceptional, with the parade starting at 10 o'clock and touring principal streets. O.F. Lowe & Bon.
The document names Otis E. Gulley as secretary of state and John E. Reed as state auditor, with Jonce Monahan treasurer and Finley P. Mount attorney general. It also lists Edwood Fitzpatrick for clerk of the supreme court, Samuel C. Ferrell for superintendent, W. S. Blatchley geologist, J. L. Peetz statistician, and judges Oscar H. Montgomery Cassius Hadley Ward Watson Daniel W. Comstock Joseph M. Rabb Harry B. Tuthill for appellate court seats in various districts.
Indiana Republicans outline platform supporting Theodore Roosevelt’s policies, a protective tariff with a non-partisan tariff commission, Alaska coal resource control, constitutional income tax, limited injunctions, child labor bans, broad Civil War veteran pensions, and liberal state reforms. They praise Taft and Beveridge and pledge a pro labor, pro reform agenda with a statewide Republican legislature to back national victory.
Boston's Woman's Municipal League advances the 1915 exposition project while expanding city services. The group improves the milk supply, teaches mothers practical care, funds inspectors for sanitary gains, offers free concerts and exhibitions, and supports broader civic improvements.
A departing actress declares she regards America as hopeless and will not return. A reporter presses, asking why she might reconsider, but the moment ends with chatter about landing ashore and a stray remark.
Barry Cream Seperating Co reports net profit figures and business turnover over four years. Promoted by S. E Weston, the factory expanded from capacity for fifty farmers, paid a 20 percent dividend, and mentions executives F. A. Gates and J. Loeb. Local items note illness of Tom Glascock and a hunting accident involving Lewis Reed Marlatt.
Elder C L Airhart of Rose dale spoke at Howard Chapel in North Vermillion, aiding a temperance aligned candidate who is now the Democrats’ nominee for Putnam county auditor. Purdue says hog cholera is widespread. Fountain reports 42,144 hogs with 3,670 deaths, Warren 30,522 with 2,643, and Montgomery 85,001 hogs with 8,788 deaths.
Olin Nathaniel son of Willie and Mary Royce born June 20 1908 died May 6 1910 at age 1 year 10 months 16 days after suffering tuberculosis. He was loved by many and his loss mourned by a father mother and relatives. Bible and poet quotes accompany the notice.
The item quips that the first of the month brings the familiar big brother bill due, using playful wordplay on billeédoux and Yale humor about finances.
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