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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1912

Page

5

Local Notes and Small Moves in Covington

Paul F Redenbaugh visits from Yeddo this week. Miss Dorthy Reed at De Pauw spent Sunday at home. J Loeb's offers new winter coats. Horace Payton treated for cancer lip. Robert Rinn rents Paul Board property on Washington street. The Family Theatre gains new management H C Trumper. Eggs at Rinns Grocery 32c a dozen. Allen Shaft and Noah Holt join Al in Roswell New Mexico for winter stay.

Dorthy Reed de Pauw Allen Shaft Noah Holt Roswell New Mexico

High Art suits for men offered at Mrs Will Goldbach

Mrs Will Goldbach’s shop presented a full assortment of High Art suits for men but a sudden illness struck her on Sunday and Monday. She is reported to be improving after a suspected ptomaine poison from oysters.

J. Loeb’s Will Goldbach

Eggs at Forty Cents a Dozen Ripple Through Covington Markets

Local markets in Covington show egg prices at 40 cents a dozen after a sharp rise, provoking public outcry. Consumers are urged to cut usage as prices remain prohibitory.

Covington

Ladies Visit Danville For Covington ladies dine and theatre

Mesdames Mary Gardner William Thompson William Adkins Henry Zimmerman and O M Livengood traveled to Danville last Thursday. They were entertained at a six o'clock dinner by Mrs A Casteel. An evening at the Lyric followed and the ladies returned to Covington on the night train.

Mesdames Mary Gardner William*Thompson William Adkins Henry Zimmerman O. M. Livengood Danville

Sauerkraut at Merrymai's and local social notes

O H Harden was away from Danville last Friday. Mrs M Mayer hosts her Euchre club this evening. Mr and Mrs Earl Corey, east of town, welcome a fine girl baby. Mens Rubber Boots, best quality, for sale locally.

Earl Corey

Merryman's Hides Fetch Highest Prices In Town

Local notices list Merryman's as offering top prices for hides while announcements cover theater goers prompted by Quo-Vadis at Family Theatre and a upcoming Friday concert by the M E Sunday School Orchestra. Readers note carloads of Dakota potatoes delivered and weekly market updates including cabbage at Rinn's Grocery and trimming millinery sales.

M. E Sunday School West Liberty Church

Charles Henderson Undergoes Hernia Operation at Danville

Charles Henderson was taken to St. Elizabeth's hospital in Danville Tuesday evening for a hernia operation. The procedure was successful and he is reported to be doing well.

Charles Henderson St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Danville

Poultry and Egg Prices Expected to Fall Says Merchant

A local vendor foresees price drops across poultry and eggs and urges sellers to secure the best current prices. The note emphasizes exploiting favorable rates before declines deepen.

Former Printer Purchases Half Interest in Fowler Leader

Daily M. Hudler, a former county printer, has purchased a half interest in the Fowler Leader newspaper.

Daily M. Hudler This County Fowler Leader

For Sale Bay horse with buggy and harness

A fine young bay horse with buggy and harness is for sale. A lady can drive him anywhere. To see him call at this office.

Logan and Alford Harden Visit Urbana Couple

Logan and Alford Harden went to Urbana Illinois last Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs James Hill. Logan returned Monday morning while Alford stayed for a longer visit.

Logan Alford Harden Urbana Ill James Hill Alford

James Smith Buys Eighty Acres of Doolen Farm

James Smith purchased eighty acres of the Doolen farm northeast of the city and plans to move there in the spring. O W McGaughey editor of the News attended from Weed esburg Monday morning and remarked he already looks like an editor.

James Smith Doolen O. W. McGaughey Weedeesburg

Local Notes On Framed Events And Meetings

Sterling Shirts and Collars noted as the latest. Lee M Scesley and C F Lowe led a National Horse Thief Detective Association branch in Rob Roy Wednesday afternoon with strong local cooperation. County commissioners visited the jail to review repairs and health officer recommendations while merchants were urged to address short weights. Jim the sculptor plans a granite or marble lettering service with orders urged soon.

C. F. Lowe Rob Roy National Horse Thief Detective Association G. A. Law Jim

Jesse' Funk Hospitalized in Lafayette After Operation

Davis township trustee Jesse Funk is in Lafayette hospital recovering from an operation. He is reported to be doing nicely.

Jesse’ Funk Davis Township Lafayette

Lewis Closed Crotch Union Suits Sold at Hatter M Schesley

Purchasers visited the shop of M Schesley known as the Hatter to buy Lewis brand closed crotch union suits. The sale highlighted a demand for durable undergarments among customers seeking comfort and warmth.

M. Schesley

Domestic position sought with references offered

A woman requests a job as a domestic helper with a small child. She will supply good references and asks interested parties to inquire at the office.

Gladstone and Disraeli Clash Over Wallachia Union

The House of Commons witnessed a spirited exchange as Gladstone pressed for a Union of Wallachia and Moldavia and Disraeli warned it would erase independence. Gladstone retorted that he was no stranger to flattery and accused Disraeli of misusing the title rhetorician. Disraeli smiled as the debate continued with Sharp rebukes of inflated language.

Disraeli House of Commons Gladstone Wallachia Moldavia Mr. Disraeli Mr. Gladstone

Why Swallowing a Pill Feels So Difficult

A New York World summary explains that people struggle with pills because they overthink the act. The mind tells the body the pill is small and hard to swallow, hindering throat muscles and causing hesitation. It compares this to a musician who performs better alone than before an audience.

New York World

Majority and Plurality Concepts in Elections

The text explains plurality as the largest vote total among candidates when no one has a majority. It gives examples: 4000, 3500, 2500 yields a 500 plurality. 6000, 3000, 1000 yields a 3000 plurality and a 2000 majority. A majority equals more than half the total votes.

Timid About Bathing in Nicaragua Beliefs

Archibald Colquhoun notes a strong prejudice in Nicaragua against bathing during travel and days after arrival. Dust clings to faces, hot regions blamed for fever from opening pores, yet Nicaguans are generally clean except while traveling when water is avoided.

Archibald Colquhoun Nicaragua Tierras Calientes Squier

Two Farmers Comment on Fashion at Liverpool Station

The Agriculturist's View notes two farmers on a Liverpool platform as a stylish lady walks by. Jim remarks after a moment that “bad ground” requires top dressing, a wry joke about fashion and appearance.

Liverpool Jim Tom Liverpool Mercury

Foster vicinity couple wed at clerk’s office

Jacob Marble and Mary L Miller, longtime residents, were united in marriage at the clerk's office by Rev. Strecker on Tuesday afternoon about 3:30. Both had previous marriages and are well known. friends extend congratulations.

Jacob Marble Mary L Miller Foster Strecker

Fate and prison meet in a quip

A prison exchange turns on fate as a detainee jokes that it was ordained he would be in the cell when an inquiring visitor arrived. The Detroit Free Press quote captures a wry, fatalistic mood about circumstance and responsibility.

Detroit Free Press

How She Knew

A brief quip noting Nan remarks on Mr. Gayman’s initial embarrassment when met recently. The piece adds that a quick search in commercial directories reveals his identity.

Mr. Gayman Boston

Grandpa Oma Permet Fragment Seeks Exact Record

A fragmented reader note references a grandchild named Oma and a request for an exact record. The readable text is sparse but indicates a search for precise genealogical or archival information related to a family surname and lineage.

Also Mentioned on This Page

M.shesley Store Paul F. Redenbaugh Yeddo Horace Payton Robert Rinn Paul Board Washington Street M. Boord’s Gene Harden Fithian Clint Flynn the Family Theatre H. C. Trumpeller Rinn the Grand Baltimore Merryman’s Sauerkraut At Merrymai’s O.H. Harden Mrs Dick Sheaks Sproson Wilson Quo-Vadis Family Theatre Stephen Moore Merlott Elmore Arter M. Board Myron Gardner Ora Livengood Indianapolis Claud Bever Jackson Township Earnest I. Hanes Bill Race Metzger Robb the Telephone Company Warren Circuit Court Geo. W. Williams Aveline Lavengood Dan Reed Charles Milford Wes. Whicker Attica Laura Nunn Lemuel Howell D. F. Smith Seward Bush Mack Saleon Grace Metzger Robb R. W. Burnett Rockville Warren Bowers Warren Veedersburg Irving Webster Noah Justice Lesley Snell Nelson Nebe Ker Tom Crigler A. T. Leath J. Lors Sterling Lee M. Scesley The Yatter B.M the Hastings Hasting Geo. W. Kerr & Sons South Side Sqr Covington, Ind T. H. McGeorge Jr. Coz M. Mayer Surrati ANAS Oma Permet Albert Dickinson Co Lee
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