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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
2
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Republican party announces A. H. Lindly as a candidate for the nomination for Representative. Lindly's bid is subject to the outcome of the Republican primary. Signed by Jour G. Eberle, Committeeman.
A formal notice to the Republican editor announcing a bid for the Fountain County Sheriff nomination. The candidate states the campaign is subject to the decision of Republican voters in the county and seeks the party’s support.
Frank M. ShellYeddo and editor note Perry Hatt announces candidacy for county treasurer subject to Republican primary convention decisions. The announcement references the June 6 2008 primary in Hillsboro Indiana and seeks the voters’ support.
Editor vouches for v. F. Gerhart as Republican candidate in Mellott Indiana. Primary election set for Saturday June 6th under voter decision.
Notices from Hillsboro and Attica announce candidates James Ellis James Claypool and F J Kirkpatrick seeking the Republican nomination for Commissioner in the Third District and First District, subject to the June primary convention decisions.
Fred Parhan of Veederaburs announces candidacy for re nomination as coroner ahead of the Republican primary. He thanks supporters for past favors and outlines his continued service and experience.
An assortment of eight brief local incidents suggests a pattern where humor masks seriousness. The writer notes that the subject may resist being taken personally yet shows a tendency to reveal truth in jest. The piece blends irony with social commentary.
Early word from the convention suggests Taft leads on the first ballot with Fairbanks likely to secure second. The reporting hints at a contested nomination battle shaping up with positions still fluid as delegates cast initial ballots.
Congress will adjourn tomorrow as lawmakers push final votes and statements. The session focuses on lingering policy matters and party positions ahead of a recess.
The coroner attributes the New Aveline hotel fire deaths to the hotel owners and lessees in Fort Wayne. The coroner warns that the matter is not closed and further action may follow.
The town board aims to act in the public interest but struggles to gain citizen trust and keep the community informed as it moves toward decisions aligned with local wishes.
The argument for maintaining old spending rates amid growth is labeled absurd. The piece insists development and comfort require outlay and rejects returning to past county fiscal practices. It argues the editor supports modernization over retrograde budgeting.
The text argues that Democratic rule keeps tax rates stable or rising without funding improvements. It contends Republicans rise rates when in power to fund updates and protect property, implying Democrats fail to deliver public works.
The notice says Charles W. Hickman of Attica may run for the Democratic treasury nomination while Lon Lindley appears set to be the sole Republican candidate. The item notes Hickman as a strong candidate and hints at competition among opponents.
The text notes Billy Thompson contemplates a bid for the Democratic nomination for Treasurer, recalling his prior candidacy four years ago. It adds that Democrats may instead nominate Joseph Glascock of Veedersburg for the position.
J. M. Teegarden of Davis township visited the city on Wednesday as a Republican candidate for township trustee. He says he is not dedicating much time or funds to the canvass. The nominating convention date is pending as Democrats set their day.
A collection of endorsements from Mrs. D C Nolan and others in Gem Kansas and Indiana describe Peruna as a reliable remedy for throat trouble stomach issues catarrh and general minor illnesses. They credit continued use for years and thank Dr Hartman for guidance and life saved through Peruna’s tablets and liquid form.
Reports from Indiana's Port of Missing Men reveal a growing death toll. Further searches ceased to bury already found bodies. Details show a string of atrocious murders in the Laporte area near the Gunness home. If the woman responsible perished in the fire, her fate matched the victims' horror.
The Boswell Enterprise reports Republicans claim six years of Democratic control left Benton County with high taxes and poor gravel roads. They pledge to cut taxes and elect their entire slate this fall, arguing road repairs will cost thousands more under current administration.
Chaffed and freckled skin treated by Pinesalve Carbolized poultice for burns and chapped skin. Sold by the Hedges Drag Co.
Reverend Dougherty spoke at New Market on Monday delivering a lecture before the Epworth League. He then traveled to Indianapolis Tuesday lecturing before the League of the West Washington Street M E Church, returning home Wednesday.
Freeland Press notes a local dispute as a lawyer friend Barce is accused of posing as the Widow Guinness in Benton county politics. The Fowler Republican remarks that Barce may become only a “son of a gunness.” Fountain county records recall Barce as a past nomination challenger to Mr. Ratcliff in his first race.
Democratic committee men and candidates for trustee and assessor of Cain township met Thursday and decided to hold the convention on Saturday May 30 and to make it a primary. The meeting was harmonious and each candidate pledged to support the party ticket if defeated.
Veedersburg News praises James Claypool visiting the city on Saturday to see friends and maintain political support. It argues his fitness for the commissioner role, stating his reputation and character match the county’s needs for the office.
Neither Dr. Evans nor Charley McKinney will enter the race for Representative. Evans dismissed the idea weeks ago while McKinney found friends tied to Lindley and chose to stay out. The piece warns that waiting for others to push you or showing excessive modesty can cost opportunities in political life.
Augusta Pauline Ochs of North English Iowa reports giving Peruana to her catarrh plagued mare for three years. She states the horse suffered systemic catarrh and right side pains but after the remedy she performs all her housework and is in excellent health. She credits Dr Hartman for advice and medicine.
Edwin J. Kirkpatrick of Richland township announces in the Republican this week his candidacy for commissioner from the Third district, pending the June 6 republican primary. He is described as a successful farmer and trusted local man, promising attentive service if elected.
The poet extols Uncle Joe Cannon as both press and people and a powerful force in society. He likens him to a bell, a sunlit hill, a moon, and a cucumber, while contrasting him with the nation and the people. The piece blends reverence and critique in a vivid, sweeping satirical portrait.
The Attica Ledger reports on candidates announced for treasurer, noting Perry Hart as the sole Republican candidate in one entry while marking Frank M. Shell as announced for treasurer in another. The column emphasizes who has paid to be listed and who remains absent from the notice.
A fragment notes the Ledger editor may not have seen county papers for four or five weeks, suggesting a lapse in coverage or delayed reporting. The remark hints at editorial oversight impacting local news flow.
Perry Hart, a well known figure from Hillsboro Fountain County, was in Cayuga on Monday passing out engraved cards declaring his candidacy for county treasurer at the Republican convention. He traveled via Silverwood and Lodi well stops, appeared well groomed, and garnered pledges of support for the Democratic chairman and others. If he wins, his name will be on Fountain county records for four years, notes the Cayuga Herald.
The article names candidates for the June 6 primary across several county offices. Prosecutor contenders are W. F. Gerhart of Mellett and C. Lewis Green of Attica. Treasurer hopefuls are Frank M. Shell of Yedao and Perry Hart of Hillsboro. Sheriff candidates are James Twiddy of Covington and Robert H. Kerr of Davis township. Representative contender is Alonzo H. Lindley of Kingman. Coroner candidates are Fred Parham of Veedersburg and A. Harvey of Covington. District one Commissioner is James C. Claypool of Shown ee and Jasper Roberts of Davis. District three Commissioner is James W. Ellis of Hills-
Both Republicans and Democrats show slow entry into county contests. The committee may draft candidates for Surveyor and County Council, with Democrats delaying more than Republicans. The Democratic convention is not set but expected to convene around late June.
A promotional note argues many so called heart pains are stomach related and urges using Kodol from Hedgea Drug Co to relieve symptoms after a few weeks, claiming quick mood lift and restored health.
Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m Epworth League 6 30 p m preaching 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursdays 7 30 Official Board meets first Monday monthly Ladies Aid third Thursday W F M S first Thursday Bend church Ladies Aid second Memorial sermon Sunday 11 Grand Army Post will attend Frank K Dougherty pastor.
A short ad notes Miona stomach tablets relieve indigestion in minutes and are sold for 50 cents a box at Hedges Drug Co.
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