Dog Tax Compliance Notice From Local Official
Under the new law the official states the Prosecutor will receive all dog owner names who have not paid dog tax. The notice urges prompt action and warns of immediate legal action to enforce payment.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
8
Under the new law the official states the Prosecutor will receive all dog owner names who have not paid dog tax. The notice urges prompt action and warns of immediate legal action to enforce payment.
Township assessors gathered Tuesday to file their returns while the county assessor tabulates. The new law brings large increases in valuations, causing confusion and dissatisfaction among taxpayers. The Board of Review starts Monday with a heavy workload ahead.
The First Christian church in Veedersburg celebrates the ninth anniversary of its present building on June 1 with Dr. Frederick D. Kershner Book editor of the Christian Standard as speaker. Two mortgage liens will be burned. a basket dinner follows at noon in the church basement. Services at 11 am 2 pm and 8 pm include special music with Mrs. Fred S. Purnell of Attica singing at the morning service. editors are invited.
Sam Brown wife and daughter Mary Margaret of Saginaw Michigan arrived Wednesday for a visit with Dr Rowland and Mrs Rowland.
Perrysville items list visits and travels including Scott Snoddy with wife in Danville Harry Alderson in Danville and James Cole visiting relatives in town N R Smith Danville business transactor W M Gerber and wife with A L Smiths Frank Bowman and family visiting Covington Thomas Haupt back from daughter Mrs Glen Basset Louis Roberts back from Louisville millers convention Orville Watt and wife with Watt parents Mrs H F Royse Mrs Henry Schultz returns from visit Homer Pritchard from Danville carpentering there Fred Tate home from Terre Haute Union hospital with Mrs Gibson John D Hines of Rileysburg and Miss Mae Keister of Gessie wed at M E parsonage Rev Kenyon-officiating Hinds WWI veteran.
Dorm Hines and wife settle in Danville. Mr and Mrs Max Coats visit Veedersburg. Grande Shute recovers from a long illness while indoors. Claude Hughes buys a Buick roadster in Newport. Mont Saltsgaver leaves service for Terre Haute to rejoin Strong & Co. John D Hines and Miss May Kiester wed in Newport. Benson Adams and wife plan Washington DC as new home after soldiering. The local circus cancels, likely due to weather or prior duties. Do A Adams considers another Cincinnati trip to replace a faulty Johnson Artificial Limb.
A tire was lost Tuesday between Veedersburg and Covington on the Dixie Highway. A liberal reward is offered. Contact Jos. Williams, Covington, R. D. 3 for information.
Mrs Claude Philpott hosted a kitchen shower Friday evening for Mrs E E Rush. Guests presented useful gifts to aid her in household duties and the event was a pleasant social gathering enjoyed by all attendees.
Mrs Wilbur Cartwright and Kathryn Wann spent Sunday with relatives at Silverwood. Mr and Mrs Herschel Carwile entertained at dinner with Covington relatives. Mrs Hershberger and Amy hosted Illinois visitors. Several families shared meals with local hosts including the Galloways and Kilbys.
Stanley Lewsader engaged in a business transaction in Frankfort this week. No further details were provided in the available text.
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