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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
2
The Republican, Covington Indiana, established 1874, lists subscription and advertising rates. Rates include per year advance, six and three month options, display ads per inch, locals per line, front page locals, blackface locals, and a 50 cent gate for a Gard of Thanks. Ads must be ordered by Tuesday noon to avoid in-week publication.
E M Boord lists two houses: a seven room dwelling on East Liberty Street and a five room dwelling on North Fifth Street.
Indianapolis special explains the Salvation Army Home Service Appeal running May 10 to 20 1920 to fund relief for destitute families illness sick infants milk ice fresh air for children medicine and rent for households without breadwinners. The campaign emphasizes aiding victims of sickness and enabling a return to normal life, with a statewide effort to recruit supporters and measure substantial gifts.
The Seatrice Creamery Company’s service was praised for accuracy courtesy cheerfulness and effort to benefit customers at Covington Station under manager Al. B. Reiloege. Public praise notes the popularity of the station where good service attracts business.
The War Savings organization promotes a financial creed urging thrift and national service. It emphasizes belief in the United States, personal responsibility, earning less than spending, saving consistently, investing wisely, and buying government securities to strengthen American financial resilience. A separate lost article notes a heavy wool shawl found on Covington Street on a Saturday night, with returns requested at Smith & Krousch.
In Fountain Circuit Court April Term 120 Gertrude Claypool executrix filed for final settlement of Augustus L. Claypool estate Her account and vouchers will be examined on the th day of June inm in the court Heirs and creditors must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship. Douglass attorney.
In the Fountain Circuit Court April Term 1920 Ele Stansbury as Executor filed final settlement with vouchers for the estate of Iva High deceased. A hearing to approve the account is set for June 14 1920. Heirs and creditors must appear and show cause if any why the account should not be approved. Executors attorneys Brissey and Stansbury 521 3t.
Household goods and various small articles to be sold at auction in Steely storage room on North Fourth Street Saturday May 29 1920 at 2 pm. Items include rugs sideboard davenport stove lamps dining table dishes and utensils and more. Terms require cash for $5 or less with 6 month credit for larger sums or notes with security at 6 percent interest. No removal until terms are met. Asa Osborn.
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