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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1906

Page

8

County Councilmen Nominees Urge Voter Support

The Leader endorses James C. Claypool A N Hendrix Horace Gray and James G Warfield as Republican county councilmen at large and Fourth District candidates. It cites their judgment business acumen and citizen status and urges voters to back them to guide appropriations improvements and county business.

James C. Claypool A. N. Hendrix Horace Gray James G. Warfield

Methodist Church Services and Activities Chart

Sabbath School starts Sunday at 9 30 a.m. with preaching at 10 45 a.m. on God’s achievements. Evening service at 6 00 p.m. with Life of Duty. Epworth League at 6 00 p.m. Young people invited. Bend church service Sunday at 2 30 p.m. First Quarterly on November 10 and 11. Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society meets November 4 at Mrs Nellie Board’s home. Cloaks for sale at J Loeb’s Store.

Epworth League Bend Church Womans Foreign Missionary Society Nellie Board

Awful Death of Bernard Polk in Freight Train Accident

Bernard Polk an employee of the Jones elevator company died after a freight train crashed into his wagon near Attica as he drove corn to the elevator. The 24 year old, single son of Rosa Polk, was taken to his mother’s home where he died three hours later. One mule was killed and the wagon demolished. Polk’s left foot was severed at the rail. The other mule died later. his father Henry Polk had died previously.

Bernard Polk Jones Elevator Company Attica Polk Rosa Polk Henry Polk

Leader Dress Goods and Silks Offer New Reds and Blues

The Leader highlights a broad display of dress fabrics with more variety than before, featuring new reds grays blues and blacks in high quality silks and dress goods.

New Blacksmith Firm Opens in Hunt Stand Monday Morning

Charles W. Hunt rents his father’s old shop to open a general blacksmithing and horse shoeing business. He invites customers to visit the old Wm. Hunt stand northwest of the square as proof of quality and value, with a strong claim of carrying the best fur line in the city at savings.

Charles W. Hunt Charley Wm. Hunt

Election Inspectors Appointed by County Commissioners

The county commissioners finalized the list of election inspectors ahead of the upcoming election. Appointments include Jackson district with Robert L. Krout and A. H. McElwee. Mill Creek districts with Mort Patton, Wm. A. Parish, and W. R. Massey. Fulton with John T. Lyons and David Cates. and other townships such as Wabash Cain Van Buren Troy Richland Shawnee Logan Webber and Davis with multiple inspectors named.

Mill Creek Mort Patton Wm. A. Parish W. R. Massey

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Burton the Clothier David Burton Covington Indiana Scc Chicago Manford VanDoren U.S C. H. Carwile G. W. Martin Liberty and 4Th Sts Covington, Ind Methodist Church Services J. Loeb FURS Fountain Mercantile Co Veedersburg, Indiana New Blacksmith Firm Jackson Robert L. Krout A. H. McElwee Troy W. L. Adkins Clint D. Smith Challen Spinning W. H. Conner Richland Zelora R. Gott Fred Palin W. J. Mellett W. F. Gerhart Shawnee Lewis Wagoner Jacob Leland Logan Geo. W. Peck Lewis Riggin W. H. Newlin Banj. Webber Davis George Shultz J.L. Peters Frank S. Fisher West Main Street Danville Illinois Starr Pianos Starr the Reliable Music Dealer Covington, Indiana Warlin Iaaesionmee Willow Street
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