Subscriptions and Politics Split in Covington County
The Covington newspaper notes subscription rates in Porter County and reports on election clashes. It discusses vote patterns in Fountain Vermillion Warren Parke and the use of the Australian ballot system. It criticizes party leaders and predicts a sharp November contest with calls for unity.
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Fountain County
Vermillion
Warren
Newlin
Myers
Notes on Primary Precinct Results From County
The oc is found by precincts in another col. Republicans vote tabulation prepared at no cost to readers shows how each candidate fared in the one share precincts of the county. This official table preserves the vote details for future reference.
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J. W. Whickear
Small Rural Vote Seen Amid Busyness and Uncertainty
A tiny ballot turnout hints at voter doubt among farmers as political stability wavers. The quiet election mood suggests a potential forthcoming disruption in national affairs.
Old line Republicans face clashes over loyalty in 1918 primaries
The article notes factional tensions between old-line Republicans and a new court house group in 1918. Precincts Troy and Logan see disorder as the court house faction seeks control, while the old line contenders push for a square deal amid party division. The county records its largest presidential vote, 1629, up 287.
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Court House
Troy
Logan
Entertained Women’s Club Hosts Spring Gathering
Mrs Lena Schoonover entertained the Women’s Club last Friday with readings by Mrs Worth Reed on Equal Opportunity of Life Liberty and Happiness and Mrs Mary Dunlap on Universal Peace. Albert McNeill gave a reading by Richard French The Kingdom of God. Large attendance, spring flowers, and California poppies memento from Schoonover’s California trip. Social hour featured refreshments music and dancing. Guests included Mrs Claude Philpott Mrs Hendricks Lykins Mrs Earl Romine Mrs R C Allen Mrs Charles Switzer of Piqua Ohio and Mrs Jessie Sande of Billings Montana.
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Lena Schoonover
Woman’s Club
Worth Reed
Mary Dunlap
Albert McNeill
Richard French
California
Schoonover
Claude Philpott
Hendricks Lykins
Earl Romine
R. C. Allen
Charles Switzer
Piqua
Ohio
Jessie Sande
Billings
Montana
Estray Shoot Taken Up by Wabash Agent
A stray shoot taken in by S H Parkman Wabash Agent stands as property until the owner proves ownership and claims it by calling. Phone 6.
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S. H. Parkman
Wabash
Horse Runs Wild In Town Bugg y Demolished After Escape
A horse owned by one of the Allen boys on the Ferguson farm north of town broke loose after being hitched to a buggy. The horse ran through town Friday night, wrecking the buggy and causing minor injuries to the driver. The buggy was left wrecked at the southeast square corner.
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Allen
David Ferguson
Young Allen
Guardian's Sale of Real Estate in Fountain County Indiana
Guardian of Gordon Phebus minor heir to Ruby D. Phebus deceased announces sale of undivided one twelfth of the NE quarter of section 25 township 19 north range 9 west in Fountain County Indiana. Sale at private sale after May 31 1920 at 10 a.m. at Nebeker Dice Covington with life estate to Eden Calvin Phebus and court approval. cash at appraised value. May 4 1920. Sherman Yerkes guardian Nebeker Dice attorneys.
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State of Indiana
Fountain County
Fountain Circuit Court
Nebeker & Dice
Covington
Indiana
Towit
Eden Calvin Phebus
Sherman Yerkes
Administrator's Sale of Estate Real Estate in Covington Indiana
Charles Yerkes as administrator de bonis non of Leonard Phebus's estate announces a private sale of one sixth undivided interest in Eden Calvin Phebus's real property in Fountain County Indiana. The sale follows a Fountain Circuit Court decree and begins May 31 1920 at 10 a m at Nebeker Dice law offices Covington with daily sales progressing until sold.
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Charles Yerkes
Leonard Phebus
de Bonis
Fountain Circuit Court
Nebeker & Dice
Covington
Indiana
Fountain County
State of Indiana
Insolvency Declared in Estate of Leon ard Phobus
Fountain Circuit Court in April Term 1920 finds the estate of Leon ard Phobus insolvent based on a petition by Charles Yerkes administrator de bonis non. Creditors must file claims for allowance. Clerk Robert H. McKinney notes the order dated May 4, 1920 with the court seal.
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Charles Yerkes
De‘bonis
Covington
Indiana
Robert H. McKinney
Fountain Circuit Court
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Fred S. Purnell
Frank R. Pence
Earl M. Myers
John P. Brisley
Henry LI. Starnes
Ambprose Banta
James W. Aldridge
W. Sentman
Edwin EF. Small
Camonissiorer
William J. Mellott
Entertained Womans’ Club
Scott & Bowne
Douglas Fairbanks
Covington, MD
Guardian’s Sale
Gordon Phebus
Ruby D. Phebus
Guardian
Nebeker & Dice, Attorneys
Studebaker
John Warrici
Coffing
State of
Administrator de Bonis Non
Leonard Phobus
M. C. Faust
McGeorge Block
O. R. Kerr
Kerr & Sons
J. M. Kerr
South Side Public Square
M. B. Fetters Chiropractor
First National Bank
Covington, Ind
W. R. Massey & Son
Ost and Davis Buiilding
North Side
Co. C.wert
M. Wv
M. Board Funeral
Wlineis
Grenard Commission
Union Stock Yards
LaFayette, Ind
D. W. Allison Marshfield
Wabash Township
Monroe
Trott & Bantz