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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
4
Advertising rates listed include DISPLAY rates for one year contracts at 8 cents per inch, six months and under one year at g cents per inch, contracts under six months at 19 cents per inch, and metalbase electros at 6 cents per inch. LOCAL RATE covers one insertion at 5 cents per line and two or more insertions at 5 cents per line each.
Entered as Second Class matter at the post office at Covington Indiana.
The House tariff bill faces stiff Senate headwinds as opposition grows to the Wilson Underwood plan. With a fragile party margin, lawmakers caution that the bill’s administrative provisions may be trimmed or rejected as the long struggle unfolds.
Post Office Department holds the most coveted offices as about two thousand nominations await Senate action after the Tait era. Postmaster General Burleson reported sending roughly a thousand names to the President and explains delays are not his fault, with many vacancies caused by resignations and deaths.
The 32750 pound dynamite blast released Pacific waters into the canal channel below Miraflores locks witnessed by thousands. The event marks a milestone in the U S engineers achievement and suggests intensified canal construction ahead amid global tensions and political shifts in Japan.
A reader notes that many voters contributing to a party’s success expect personal office or advancement. The remark highlights a perceived link between support and future political benefit.
The piece notes many Wilson supporters express dissatisfaction with slow patronage decisions in his third month, comparing unfavorably to prior administrations. It recalls Cleveland's early nominations and broader patronage, highlighting the contrast in office distributions and the reflection on democratic rewards.
Ex congressman Charles K. Landis in a Washington interview signals opposition to a modernizing push within the Republican party. He and like-minded figures are cited as partly driving the party’s split and shaping the response of longtime members.
Mrs John Baily of Portland Indiana testifies that after two years of fistula and bladder inflammation she found relief with Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. She credits the remedy with restoring her health and plans to continue using it. Notarized July 12 1909.
A promotional letter asks readers to write to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton New York for a sample bottle of Swamp Root and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. It claims the sample will convince anyone and notes 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles are sold at drug stores and urges Covington Weekly Republican mentions.
The piece argues that long time Republican lawmakers led by Mr. Landis failed to deliver promised tariff reductions after four campaigns and consecutive losses. It calls for new and old leaders with real party interests to reorganize and effectively direct the party now that Democrats control the state and nation.
Not insured readers are invited to obtain rates for fire and lightning, cyclone and windstorm, hail, plate glass, automobile with accident and liability to others, live stock and accident and sickness benefits. Office is in the K. of P. building.
Jesse M Palin aged 74 of Richland township died last Thursday at his Newtown home after months of illness. He leaves a wife and children Ed Austin Fred of Richland. Mrs Frank Z Helms near Aylesworth. Mrs E Bond of Richmond. Funeral held Sunday with interment in Wingate cemetery.
The June 5 event in Waynetown promises cash premiums and ample classes. The town band performs and a concert program will follow. Indianapolis mayor Lew Shank will judge, ensuring ribbons go where deserved.
City council met in regular session with all members present as citizens, including several ladies, attended. Bills totaling over 1000 dollars were approved. A resolution for Washington street improvement was ordered published for a June 23 hearing. A dispute over sidewalk construction on East Crockett Street involving T M Coffing and O S Douglass remained unresolved after oral explanations from both sides.
Danville Grays defeated Covington 12 to 5 as a three run rally in the third to seventh innings blew open the game. George Bohland pitched for Danville striking out 13 hitters while Branham caught for the visitors.
Thursday morning deputy sheriff John Glover suffered a compound fracture of both forearm bones when the crankbackfired in his car just north of town. Dr Werts reduced the fracture and Glover is recovering but greatly handicapped in his work. It will be some time before he can resume full duties.
Montgomery county commissioners appropriated 4500 to lower Covington hill near Crawfordsville and straighten the approach to improve safety for motorists traveling from here to Indianapolis via Crawfordsville.
The M EK church plans a Sunday morning sermon titled The Rock of Ages with a focus on member needs. Baccalaureate services are set for 8 o'clock in the evening at this church. An afternoon preaching service is also scheduled at the tend church.
Plans for the county commencement in this city on Thursday June 14 with 125 graduates. The project includes cement sidewalks along Crockett street, street and alley crossings, graded slopes, and bidding requirements with a $1000 bid guarantee and council right to reject all bids.
County Superintendent Manford Livengoon expects to announce the education program and the speaker within a few days.
The church announces Pastor The Practical Man as the morning topic with Mrs. Courant as soloist. Evening Baccalaureate services are scheduled at 8 oclock at the M E church for the congregation to attend.
Dominion Council of Covington Indiana will receive sealed bids at the City Clerk's office until 7 30 p m on the stated date for proposed municipal work.
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