Covington GOP Figures Named Clifton Harden Glasscock Block
A fragment lists Covington Republican figures T A Clifton W B Harden and Glasscock Block, indicating names tied to a local party context.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1901
Page
4
A fragment lists Covington Republican figures T A Clifton W B Harden and Glasscock Block, indicating names tied to a local party context.
The article reports on finishing touches to the Earth Walks near the Court House by contractor Steely and praise for mayor Tesier’s visit to the local high school. It mentions a new Republican paper by Mr. Hane, a Covington base ball team funded by M Herzog, and plans for a Battle Ground Campmeeting from July 29 to August 5 with Rev. Tillotson leading evangelistic services. It also notes Attica Merchants forming an association and efforts to drill a well for gas or oil with John B. Martin steering the project.
A Mellott lad breaks his arm after falling from a schoolhouse window during a spring session run by Mrs. Gerhard. The town news notes gas findings at several wells, a high school track victory with 46 to 6, and local plans including a new hot-house plant venture and a mayoral initiative to study the gas well.
Excerpts advertise trips on the Wabash and Iowa Central routes to San Francisco Rome City and California. Fare details include one fare plus two dollars for certain round trips and special excursion tickets with limited return dates. Contacts list T G Gallagher and G S Batty as agents, with Marshalltown Iowa shown for offices.
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