Republican Entered at Covington Post Office as Second Class
A notice notes that the Republican newspaper was entered at the Covington post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
2
Advertising Pays When Specials Build Local Demand
A country editor urges merchants to advertise regularly and create specials to attract trade. He cites large advertising investments in major publications and argues that consistent ads build demand, reputation, and quick returns. Moral: if you have the goods, advertise them locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Gener
Eschbach May Handle Road Contracts
Jesse Eschbach chief examiner of the State Board of Accounts likely to supervise highway commission contract letting and handling of state and federal funds. The board has authority to inspect highway offices and books though no law requires audits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Jesse Eschbach
State Board of Accounts
Late Board of Accounts
Highway Commission
War Department food sales and Baker policies blamed for high living costs
Conservative opinion denounces Secretary Baker and the War Department for selling 1.75 billion dollars worth of U S food in France at a loss of 460 million. Cites specific goods and claims famine at home while officials argue supplies were not needed domestically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harriman National Bank
War Department
Baker
France
United States
New York
Congress
Hirms
Miners Owe a Big Debt to Roosevelt
The piece recalls John Mitchell and Theodore Roosevelt backing the 1902 coal mining settlement. It notes miners proposed a tribunal to settle disputes, Morgan and bankers backing a commission, and Roosevelts role in urging union cooperation. It credits Roosevelt with ending the strike and improving labor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Theodore Roosevelt
Mitchell
Roosevelt
Miners’ Union
United States
J. Pierpont Morzan
Toosevelt
Mrs George Steely Stricken In Two More Strokes
Mrs. George Steely, long ill after a paralytic stroke months ago, suffered two strokes Saturday afternoon. She is in very serious condition at her West Lebanon home, with strokes affecting her entire body and leaving her unconscious for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Steely
Lebanon
Common cold dangers and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy adv
A note warns that colds are not trifling and can lead to serious diseases. It advises using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first signs of a cold to hasten recovery and reduce danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Adv
Roosevelt Memorial Plan Appeals to Army Officers
The piece lauds Colonel Roosevelt as a model of virility force and aggressive Americanism, qualities sought in every soldier, and says the plan for a permanent memorial to Roosevelt appeals to U. S. Army officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perton C. March
United States Army
Roosevelt
S. Army
Mugwump origins and political use in U S history
The term Mugwump derives from the Algonquin mug quomp meaning a chief. It was used historically in Massachusetts and Connecticut. In 1884 it labeled independent Republicans who rejected their party nominees and often voted Democrat or Prohibition or did not vote.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
U. S
United States
Democratic
Prohibition
Executor Named for Nancy Grubbs Estate in Fountain County
The Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana has appointed and qualified Alexander Grubbs as Executor of the last will and testament and estate of Nancy Grubbs deceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent. Nebeker and Dice attorneys 11 7 19 3w.
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State of
Indiana
Fountain County
Circuit Court
Nancy Grubbs
Roby Abernathy
Eston Keller
Administration Notice for Roby Abernathy Estate
Fountain County Indiana advertises administration of the estate of Roby Abernathy late of Fountain County deceased. Administratrix named with order dated 11 7 19 3w. filing details follow as required by probate law.
Administrators Sale of Personal Property in Fountain County
The estate of Eston Keller deceased offers for public auction at the late residence in Jackson township near Wallace on November 19 at 10 a.m. items include 3 shares Yeddo Elevator Co. stock 1 share Wallace Telephone Co. stock about 6 tons hay 40 bushels corn 1 fat baled straw 2 fat hogs 1 surkey plow about 128 bushels oats and iron posts. Terms cash for sums under five dollars and nine months credit on larger amounts with note and interest. The sale is conducted by administrator Nye Keller with Col A G Madden as auctioneer and Ora Mills as clerk. Brissey & Stansbury attorneys. 1919.
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Eston Keller
Jackson Township
Wallace
Yeddo Elevator Co
Wallace Telephone Co
Nye Keller
Col
A. G. Madden
Ora Mills
Brissey & Stansbury
Circuit Court appoints executrix in Elmer Martin estate
The Fountain County Circuit Court qualified Lizzie Martin as Executrix and administrator of the estate of Elmer Martin, deceased. The estate is to be solvent. Attorney R. N. Voliva noted.
Appointment of Administrator for Eston Keller estate
Notice announces the appointment of the undesigned as Administrator of the Estate of Eston Keller, late of Fountain County Indiana, deceased. Brissey and Stansbury are Attorneys for the estate. Date noted 10 17 38.
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Randolph Estate
In Fountain Circuit Court September Term 1919 Stephen T Randolph as Administrator filed final account for Harrison F Randolph deceased. The hearing is set for November 27 1919 to examine the account and require heirs or legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship. Vgliva Martin Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison F. Randolph
Fountain Circuit Court
Stephen T. Randolph
Adm
Vgliva & Martin Attorneys
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T. A. Clifton
Covington, Indiana
Yen
Eschback
Jams
Morgans
ASH Grocery
Fletcher
Tastoria
Ent
Alexander Grubbs
Nebeker & Dice, Attorneys
State of Idiana
Elmer Martin
Lizzie Martin
Executrix
R. N. Voliva
NTAUR
Rarm Loans
L. P. Little
Covington, Ind
M. B. Fetters Chiropractor
First National Bank
Dr. M
Faust
Dentist Room
McGeorge Black Ground Fireor
C. CG. Wert
M. v
R.N. Voliva
Newtown
Claude B. Philpott
U. S. Jones
Fidelity Bonds
J. M. Kerr
South Side Public Square
Aniel
M. Bocrd
Tallinois
Also
Charles Yerkes
Wabash Township
W. R. Massey & Son
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
North Side
Ost and
Davis
Grenard Commission
Union Stock Yards
LaFayette, Ind
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