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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
1
A political column urges voters to cast ballots for personal responsibility and final judgment. It argues the campaign centered on personalities over principles, condemns recall, and frames the choice as whether current conditions should be disturbed in favor of individual improvement.
M L Claypool’s Claypop Music Company plans a Covington opening for its fifth store. The Crawfordsville firm, a major Indiana retailer with locations in Crawfords ville Frankfort Lebanon and Covington, will inaugurate the shop Saturday at 10:30 AM with owner M L Claypool and Victrola manager Arch H Oda in attendance. Walter Harris will manage the Covington store. Mrs Mary Townsly returned from Ohio recently.
Ex Governor J Frank Hanly spoke at Newtown Friday night to a large crowd including voters from Frankfort Crawfordsville Hillsboro and others. He traced the nation's founding and constitution and attacked tariff policies and the Beveridge local option stance while praising Taft and urging support for Durbin and a pro local option Republican ticket.
Earnest Andrus son of Dr Andrus wed Miss Blanch Washburn at the bride’s home in Glenwood Minnesota. The couple left for Chicago where Earnest studies medicine at the College of Physicians and Surgeons now in his second year. Local friends extend congratulations.
Charley Hunt and Miss Lula Wilson secretly wed at the Springfield Illinois state fair two weeks ago. They returned to their respective homes and kept the union hidden until news broke. Friends offer congratulations. the tricky moment was informing father.
Coena Smith two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Smith of the northwest city died Saturday night after a typhoid illness. She had seemed to improve before a relapse led to death. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning with burial in Mt Hope cemetery. Two other Smith children remain gravely ill. Much sympathy is extended to the family.
Notice offers black wood and stove wood from farmer McMahon. Leave orders at Paddy McMahon's barn.
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