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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
6
Purdue University experiments tested 20 hog cholera remedies on 472 hogs, with 187 of 235 treated and 179 of 227 untreated hogs dying. The bulletin urges vaccination with high grade serum by trained veterinarians and warns against unproven cures.
The Warren T. Mc Cray Hereford sale at Kentland ends a landmark week in Indiana as buyers paid top dollar. Twenty bulls average 7 955 dollars and one hundred cows average 2 777 dollars, totaling 436 250 dollars. About 500 guests were banqueted by Kentland's prominent ladies with Judge William Durroch as toastmaster and Prof. G I Christie addressing the live stock situation.
Have your aluminum ware repaired by O. D. Redden. Prompt service and skilled restoration for pots pans and utensils.
The piece argues German psychology devolved under war strain, with citizens blaming hunger for defeat and yearning for revenge. It claims widespread misperceptions, talk of a coming war, strikes, and a destabilized society as Germany slides toward a fragile republic.
A grandson of King Johannes of Abyssinia who died in 1889 has revolted and declared himself king as Theodore. The government has dispatched a punitive expedition to suppress the rebellion.
Japan operates 80 artificial dye factories with an annual capacity exceeding 10 million pounds, highlighting a substantial chemical production sector and export potential in the postwar era.
A local shop announces an excellent new line of printers stock and invites customers to visit for their stationery needs.
Governor Albert E. Sleeper issues a proclamation urging Michigan residents to back the Salvation Army National Home Service Fund Campaign May 19 to 26. He lauds the Army’s wartime service and asks for generous subscriptions to finance home reconstruction efforts and aid ongoing relief work.
Michigan mother Mrs William Holtman of Jackson shares letters from her son overseas praising the Salvation Army work in the war zone. He recounts sermons and messages from home that lift spirits and notes the Army’s home service fund drive seeking 13000 dollars.
S A Lassie jokes about not knowing a thing as she returns from more than a year on the firing line in France. Lieutenant Louise Stella Carmickle aged 19 recalls baking doughnuts under shell fire and spreading Salvation Army cheer for Michigan and Indiana troops. She hails from Tell City Indiana but grew up in Bay City Michigan as a Salvation Army lassie.
Veterans of Civil War Spanish American and foreign wars will be honored at Salvation Army memorial observances across Indiana and Michigan on Sunday May 25. The event names the youngest doughboys and supports the National Home Service Fund Campaign with Michigan and Indiana allocated about 1 million dollars.
The Sunday schedule lists worship at 10:00 a m and 11:00 a m with communion and baptism of children, reception of members, a 8:00 p m service, and a mid week meeting Thursday at 8 p m led by Minister Kiskaddon.
Sunday school at 9 45 led by D Francis Smith superintendent Preaching at 11 a m Epworth League at 6 p m Full attendance urged Bend preaching every other Sunday at 9 a m Sunday school every Sunday morning R E Smith superintendent C B Stanforth pastor
Preaching held every second and fourth Sunday. Sunday School each Sunday at 10 am. Morning service at 10 am and evening service at 8 pm. Prayer meeting every Thursday night at 7 pm.
Ruth Bilsland and Rev. George Moffett are listed with morning worship at 11 oclock and evening service at 8 oclock. Sunday School begins at 10:30 oclock. An unrelated sales note advertises a marriage service by The Old Reliable Club with Mrs Wrubel in Oakland California.
People learn that internal medicine for chronic rheumatism is wasteful. Most cases are one of three varieties and relief is found by applying Chamberlain's Liniment freely. It costs 85 cents per bottle and 60 cents for a large size.
The quote urges that quarrels end quickly when both sides initiate change. It praises taking the first step to resolve disputes and admits envy of leaders, but asserts there is great honor in being the first to apologize and end a misunderstanding.
The new Big Four train timetable started Sunday April 6 at 11 m. East No. 2 due 8 08 am No. 16 due 12 13 pm No. 18 due 8 36 pm No. 44 due 1 22 pm West No. 3 due 6 10 pm No. 9 due 9 20 am No. 11 due 2 16 pm No. 48 due 2 38 am Trains 18 44 11 and 43 run daily All others daily except Sunday All trains stop here S C Kaufman Agt
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