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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
2
A Covington Indiana Republican campaign message urges faith driven action with a motto to “work the way you pray” and promises prayers will be answered through community support and party outreach efforts.
A cautionary note warns that gifts from unknown visitors may hide strings or hidden costs. It emphasizes vigilance and suggests verifying intentions before accepting offerings.
A sharp critique highlights how a known tightwad’s stinginess skews local decisions and public spending, drawing attention to the social cost of frugality unchecked by compassion or common sense. The remark underscores how personal budgeting ethics clash with communal responsibility.
A desolate highway stretch offers little guardrail protection and sudden curves. Local officials warn drivers to slow down and follow posted signs as crashes rise during nighttime travel.
A pithy adage notes that life isn’t over while a person still fights. A man may be down but not necessarily out, implying resilience amid hardship.
Washington faces a growing cabinet crisis as President lingers and rival views emerge from Secretary Redfield and Secretary Glass on the Industrial Board, signaling a fragile administration and potential policy turmoil.
Reports from the peace conference suggest President Wilson dominates discussions in the U S role. He allegedly treats Secretary Lansing poorly, making him act as an office boy to Colonel House and a flunkey to the President.
The Philippines press Congress for freedom under US direction, backed by the Administration as Republicans control Congress. They demand independence with assurances the US will not allow other powers to intervene, rejecting League of Nations guarantees.
The reader should settle in a wide awake community guided by a well supported home newspaper. A strong newspaper reflects good schools churches and active business. Investment in a named paper strengthens both paper and community.
Democrats acknowledge the GOP must meet higher hurdles in the current session as they assume leadership. They warn the impossible cannot be expected and blame Democratic mismanagement for a deplorable business climate. Recovery will require time and legislative action.
A Denver newspaper editor was fined $250 for contempt of court after refusing to reveal sources to a grand jury. The withheld information underpinned the investigative stories that sparked the inquiry.
A brief report notes exceptions in local sil lines of business affecting operations. Details are sparse, but officials indicate policy reviews and potential adjustments may follow to address irregular practices and ensure fair trading conditions.
The article argues Sherman’s harsh portrayal of war is reflected in German fighting for returning Western Front veterans. It describes physical and mental damage from trench warfare, overseas service, and local camps. Many veterans are broken in health, nervous wrecks, or nearing mental collapse, with the cost paid by those who served and by the future.
Lauer Mercantile Agency in Delphos Ohio offers to buy Liberty Bonds via registered mail and pay market price with interest to date less 3 percent brokerage commission, returned by mail.
The Centenary of Julis Ward Howe was celebrated on May 27 by suffrage groups including the Suffragists. The article notes Howe as an early standard bearer and mentions a Georgia move granting women primary suffrage in the city election with only one vote against.
A meeting of sheep owners in Fountain County is set for Monday at 3 PM in Veedersburg to discuss pooling this year s wool clip. Statewide counties report profits of 5 to 10 cents per pound. Cain township held a similar meeting with 24 participants and 7 000 pounds of wool offered. All sheep owners who have not sold wool are urged to attend.
The Republican promotes a county map available for sale with a premium option. The map costs $1.50, and a one year subscription to The Republican is offered at $2.50 for advance payment.
Milan searches bids from American firms to supply wooden huts for housing laborers as devastation from earthquakes and postwar population growth strain Italy. Officials note brick and stone are preferred but cheap American huts offer quick, solid shelter and have proven endure in Messina and Avazzano.
Refugees arriving at the Finnish port of Abo describe dire food shortages and devastation in Bolshevik Russia. Factories have closed, transport is crippled, and millions seek asylum through Finland to Sweden as industrial collapse and famine worsen.
Kinross township man M Spurbeck killed a massive mixed breed found with a dog's head and wolf body. County officials debate bounty validity as half wolf questions halt payment while a collie dog may be a parent.
A concise health notice advises a diet suited to age and occupation to keep bowels regular. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation when overfull or constipated.
A humorous musing explains the ladder of life from housing to marriage, mobility, education, reading, and appearance. The speaker playfully notes that to progress you need a house, a spouse, a wir or horse, a college course, books, and stylish clothes.
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