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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
5
Mr. and Mrs. James Crain are both on the sick list this week with a heavy cold and vallduct trouble. The note appears in a local advertisement mentioning cheap rugs at L. H. Ellis & Co.
Linoleum and Conroteum at L H Wilbur Miles of Kertland visited relatives here over the weekend. Mrs Rebecca Vanleer moved from Marion to Indianapolis living at 1103 Eugene street with MM Allmore. The Whistle Lyric tale of revenge featured Tuesday.
Reverend B M Bridges of Mooresboro North Carolina testifies that Tanlac improved his appetite steadied his digestion and strengthened his nerves after ten years of indigestion and poor sleep. He says meals are enjoyable he has gained weight and recommends the medicine to others. Tanlac is sold by all druggists.
Pauline Frederick stars in Two Kinds of Women at the Lyric Saturday. Ellis & Co. advertise furniture and low coal prices at the Horeland Coal yard. Mrs. W B Coleman hosts the 590 club. Mrs. E E Sande visits from Billings. The body of George White was buried Sunday after dying in Hot Springs. he was a former Wabash township resident and brother to the late Mrs. Phillip Grubbs.
A timely suggestion urges prudent households to stock Cham berlain's Cough Remee as winter approaches. It claims prompt, satisfactory results when given at first signs of a cold and notes the remedy is safe for children since it contains no opium or harmful drug.
The Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana appoints and qualifies an Administrator for the estate of Clara E. Bell of Fountain County Indiana. The estate is stated as solvent.
A probate notice appears with names Alexander Bell and O S Douglass as attorney and administrator, dated 11 3 22. The document identifies Douglass as attorney for the administrator in the estate proceedings.
S A Elder 235 miles NW of Foster Warren county hosts sale of personal property including stock of grain implements household and kitchen furniture and other articles. Sale begins 10 am with usual terms. Col Bob Butler auctioneer. Attend this sale.
For sale registered Shropshire yearling and ram lambs sired by Imported Cutter Ram. Also Hereford bull Mason Fairfax and one bull calf. G L Ward Kingman Indian.
The column denounces two Republican election officials for banning paper ballots on election day claiming the change disenfranchises voters. It argues the policy forces straight party tickets and benefits Republicans in some towns while harming others. The piece urges voters to remove the officials to restore free choice and calls for party reform.
The passage explains why some people catch colds less often and recommends daily warm room showers or cold sponges, avoiding overheating, heavy meals, and wet feet. It advises using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of a cold to shorten the illness.
Ex congressman Martin A Morrison spoke to about 400 to 500 attendees in the court room Monday night. The Washington, D. C. resident offered a calm reasoned address mainly on tariffs and paid tribute to Democratic candidates George Moffett and Samuel Paiston for Congress and the U S Senate.
The Methodist church announces Sunday events for November 5, 1922 with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Morning Worship at 11 a m on the subject The World Gone After Jesus Epworth League at 3 45 p m with Barney Cox leading Evening Worship at 7 p m Pastor Russell B Kern urges attendance noting a long run of services.
Wanted man with car to sell complete tire line including tires and tubes. Earn $100 per week plus expenses. Sterlingworth Tire Co located in Sterling and E. Liverpool Ohio seeking seller.
Local schedule note lists Lebanon High School events with brief mentions of teams and venues. The fragment references Iman and general scheduling without full dates or opponents.
Severe geese migrations hint at cold weather in the north. Covington meets West Lebanon at 7 30 pm in the high school gym with 25 cent admission. Also obituaries note Mrs. Phillip Gemmer, Williamsport, died Sunday and was buried Tuesday. An ad promotes RAT-SNAP rat poison in three sizes 85c 65c and 125 sold by Mayer Fln Co Covington Indiana.
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