Moments in Covington and Nearby News Bits
Local notes report flood dangers in Oklahoma and Texas leaving many homeless. Mentions include court visits by Hon W B Darbarow and Hon Chas A Weathers, travel by O M Cofting and Miss Ruby to Greencastle, and Rev Dougherty preaching a Wingate funeral.
Local notes and notices from Tolano and surrounding areas
Local items include H C Yount in Tolano, Grace Dunlap visiting Indianapolis, piano for sale, Veedersburg carnival week of June 15, Crawford Oxford ankle fit, Peters family trip North West, Adda Clifton back to Conservatory, F W Boyd at Masonic cornerstone in Indianapolis, millinery promotions May 30, Tremont Hotel June 2, J Loebs clothing ad, Grace Lacey Metzger in Covington, Dr Finch advertising free exam, Dr Hughes elected Bishop, Brissey brothers visiting Fountain county, Ross Miller damages suit against Putnam Electric, and J Lebs skirts stock note.
New Spring Jackets At J Loebs Stores
A brief note announces the latest Ladies and Misses spring jackets at J Loeb’s stores. A fine baby of standard weight died or was born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Smith, with Dr Rowland attending. Wilbur Sitwell and wife plan a January departure to Iowa to visit relatives, then Kansas for interests. Dr Finch, a specialist, will be at Tremont Hotel on June 2, 1908, inviting old patients and friends. he visits monthly and treats chronic diseases with free examination and advice. DeVito’s Little Early Risers are sold by Hedges Drug Co.
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Elmer Smith
Dr. Rowland
Wilbur Sitwell
Iowa
Wilbur
Kansas
Finch
Tremont Hotel
Civic League Sets June 2 Meeting in Council Chamber
The regular monthly meeting of the Civic League will be held Tuesday evening June 2 in the council chamber.
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League
Boys Suits for All Ages at J Loeb's Stores
New style boys suits arrive at J Loeb's stores offering a range of sizes to fit every age. Shoppers can select updated cuts and fabrics designed for comfort and durability.
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J. Loeb’s
Wabash Announces Detroit Excursion This June
The Wabash railroad will run a round trip excursion to Detroit on Sunday June 7. From Covington the fare is 3 dollars 25 cents. The train departs Covington at 5 p m on Saturday June 6. For details contact E W Richeson, Wabash agent.
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Wabash Railroad
Detroit
Covington
E W. Richeson
Wabash
Death of Clay Richardson After Long Illness
Clay Richardson died Monday evening about 7 30 o clock after months of illness caused by hardening of the arteries. He lived in Wabash township southwest of Cooper s Ford and was about 65 years old. He leaves a wife and several children, both sons and daughters, along with many friends who mourn his death.
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Clay Richardson
Wabash Township
Cooper’s Ford
Decoration Program and Memorial Ceremony Schedule
The procession forms at 1 30 p m Saturday May 380th led by Marshall James T Beil at the northeast corner of the square. It proceeds to Liberty Oak Grove cemetery Ninth street Washington street and M E church for a program including songs prayers addresses and benediction. The event features performances by quartets and remarks by Hon A N Foley and Rev Dougherty. Also promotes ManZan Pile Remedy sold by Hedges Drug Co.
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Marshall James T. Beil
Liberty
Oak Grove Cemetery
Ninth Street
Washington Street
M. E. Church
America
Palmer
Old Camp
Gettysburg
Fred Board
Soule
M. Adamson
A. N. Foley
Georgia
Dougherty
Waugh Sues Hutchinson in Covington Court
James M. Waugh files a civil suit against James Hutchinson in Covington, with both parties appearing in Crawfordsville Journal reported from Covington on Monday.
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James Hutchison
Covington
James M. Waugh
James Hutchinson
Waugh
Crawfordsville
Bears port vine claim highlights enduring insistence
A fragment notes bears, port, and a vine kind with the phrase you have always bought, suggesting a consumer or trade reference. The readable words imply a label or slogan preserved in the clipping without full context.
Home Seekers Excursion by Wabash to western points
Advertisement notes a monthly Wabash rail excursion on the first and third Tuesdays to western, southwestern, southern and northern destinations at a low rate. It lists E. W. Richerson for particulars, promotes ManZan Pile Kennedy priced 592 guaranteed, ready to use, claims prompt relief for piles, and credits Hedges Drug Co. as seller.
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Wabash
E. W. Richerson
Kennedy
Hedges Drug Co
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Elmer Arter
S. A. Moore
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H. C. Yount
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Cear
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Commissioner’s Court
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T. M. Rinn
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Conservatory of Music
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Masonic Corner
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Williamsport
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Sam Brown
Clarence Nelson
Ind
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DePauw
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Baltimore
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Muncie
John
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Fountain County
Ross Miller
Richland Township
Chas. R. Millard
Attica
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Putnam Electric Light Co
Edgar L. Miller
J. Leb’s
DeVitos
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Burton
Saller
W. NM. Tinsley
Old
Tinsley
J.T
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American Tobacco CO
St. Louis, Mo
Civic League
Clayborn Richardson
Cooper Cemetry
Grace Lacy Metzger
Millinery Store
Covington, Ind
W. W. Layton
H. E. Mayer
I. H. Dicken
Covington Bank
Indiana
State OF Indiana
County OF
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Baffks & Bankers
I. H. E. Mayer
Caubiot
Ethel D. Long