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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
4
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A. H. Lindly is announced as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Representative subject to the Republican primary decision. Commissioned by Joan G. Eberle, Republican Committee.
Two letters announce campaigns for Fountain County Sheriff on the Republican ticket. Robert H. Kerr seeks the nomination subject to Republican voters’ decision. James E. Twiddy also seeks the Republican nomination for Sheriff in Fountain County.
Perry Hatt announces candidacy for County Treasurer subject to Republican primary convention to be held Saturday afternoon June 6 1908. Frank M Shell endorses the filing from Yeddo Indiana.
Two citizens announce candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney subject to Republican primary decisions. W F Gerhart seeks nomination in the district with June 6 voting and C Lewis Green also requests Republican primary support to decide the office.
A release announces James Ellis seeks nomination for Commissioner Third district in Hillsboro with Republican primary convention decisión. James C. Claypool of Attica seeks nomination for Commissioner First district subject to the Republican primary. F J Kirkpatrick of Richland Township is also a candidate for Commissioner Third district pending the June Republican convention.
In a Republican primary slate, Fred Parham seeks re nomination for Coroner and Roy A Rogers announces candidacy for Surveyor. Both letters dated May 12, 1908 express thanks and intention to compete in the county GOP primary set for June.
The Globe Democrat notes Mr Hill, a Democrat, remains out of the country to avoid a Bryan racket, signaling his stance on national politics and travel choices.
Congressman Crumpacker becomes chairman of the Ways and Means committee succeeding James E. Watson. He joins three of the House’s most influential committees, expanding his leadership role in Congress.
The American Economist writes that the recent financial flurry, seen as tariff unrest, would have lasted a week or ten days if the tariff revenue is interpreted as sane. It suggests much rests on this interpretation and leaves room for doubt.
A long serving congressman, now past seventy, will serve as temporary chairman of the upcoming Republican National Convention. Asked if his remarks would be radical or conservative, he said the speech would be Republican, satisfying party members.
Visit Tremont Hotel on June 2 to meet Dr Finch the Specialist. The doctor offers free examinations to all who come and applies old medicines by new methods.
Midweek prayer meeting moved from Thursday to Wednesday evening at the Church of Christ. The notice invites attendees to visit other churches. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve advertised as the original healing preparation for piles, sold by Hedges Drug Company.
The message urges every Republican to study the county primary rules and vote on Saturday June 6 to help choose the best ticket. It argues the party will then have the strongest slate for the November election.
In a harsh critique the writer accuses the Pokey editor of planning underhanded moves to oust Supt Law from the county farm system which will fail if challenged. The piece asserts a preference for decent public involvement in school board elections and urges restraint.
Under Republican leadership and Superintendent G A Law substantial improvements to aid the county poor have been made per State Board of Charities recommendations. The county now ranks higher among Indiana counties, and Law is praised for service welcomed by his party and supporters.
Five brewing firms ask a federal court to issue an injunction against Attorney General Bingham to halt his plan to dissolve brewing companies. They argue federal jurisdiction allows blocking a state official, while the AG says the state cannot be sued in federal court without its consent. They cite a Minnesota case where a federal court enjoined a state AG in a rate dispute and claim a precedent for federal control over another state's attorney general.
Silk and wash goods featured in ladies shirt waist suits at J Loeb’s stores. The advertisement highlights fabric options and ready to wear styles for the season.
Roy A. Rogers of this city runs in the Republican primary for Surveyor. A 23 year old Purdue Civil Engineering graduate and former Civil Engineer for the Big Four railroad, he is the son of Mark Rogers and is praised as a model young man whose nomination would strengthen the ticket. The piece also promotes Hyomei from Hedges Drug Co. with a money back guarantee for cold remedy.
The office water inspector James P. Bracken of New York City and Kansas City resident Samuel A. Paxton credit Peruna with curing nasal catarrh and indigestion, and kidney disease respectively after several months of use. Bracken notes complete relief after a month of treatment. Paxton reports full recovery and renewed strength following four months of use.
The moving picture machine at Theatorium burned Monday evening around 6 20 o clock, film destroyed and operator E W Richeson burned. Fire confined to equipment, loss about 75 dollars. The building owner is Wm West. McMaster reports cattle trade notices following. Attica resident Oliver H B McMaster, 61, dies of dropsy after long Parke County life and Fowler service.
May 1908 notices outline Sunday School 10 am and preaching 10 am at the Bend church. Epworth League 6:30 pm, preaching 7:30 pm. Prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30 pm. Official Board meets first Monday each month. Ladies Aid Society meets third Thursday. W. F. M S meets first Thursday. Bend church service at Bend 2:30 pm. Pastor Frank K Dougherty.
Kent Hanna attended services in Indianapolis and Benson on Sunday. Numerous visits and travels tied to Foster residents include Mack Taylor in Covington, Charlie Clem shipping seed corn to Paxton, and Jeremiah Clem visiting Paxton relatives. The Beckett and Moody families joined local events, with farm work noted as promising and Jacob Ricketts's health stable.
Mr. Michael Rooney of Watervliet New York reports dramatic relief from catarrh after two months on Peruna including head and stomach symptoms. He credits the remedy with restoring his health following failed care. Mr Frank Richter of Winona Minnesota endorses Peruna for stomach catarrh noting full recovery after prior unsuccessful treatments.
A Covington Indiana druggist M Vandorn advertises Woodford's Sanitary Lotion claiming itch cure in thirty minutes and never fails. Sold by the druggist in Covington.
Reverend Kessler of Veedersburg and Reverend Fox will exchange pul pits Sunday morning and evening. Kessler, Boston University and Boston Theological Seminary graduate, has spent time in Europe and will deliver an inspirational message. Bible School at 10 o'clock. worship at 11 and 7:30. mid week service Thursday 7:30. sessions and trustees meet monthly. All welcome. Bees Lexative Cough Syrup advertised for children and bronchial troubles. Sold by Hedges Drag Co.
An ad claims many heart pains stem from the stomach and urges readers to try Kodol to relieve symptoms. It promises quick improvement and asks readers to purchase Kodol from Hedges Drug Co.
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