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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
4
Rates for foreign advertising set at £81.50 plus 40¢ per line. Second insertion six pence per line. Regular agents commission on foreign ads. Advertisements run until forbidden. orders must be placed by Tuesday noon or they'll appear in the following weekly issue and be charged.
The republican election committee's fondest hopes were not realized as the people learned to scratch ballots, thwarting their scheme and injunction on the election day.
A garbled historical note shows a speaker urging Republicans to be grateful for concessions labeled as the "Gang Rate" while regretting only receiving the small end of impact. The phrasing hints at factional critique and incomplete memory of events.
In 1906 the rank and file of county Republicans backed a tire estimate to Tez on a boughten organization's work and the county was lost. The lesson seems to have been forgotten, all too soon.
The OCR fragment notes machines beating the Democratic ticket in 1914 and failing to save the Republicans in 1922. It hints at political mechanics or party strategy but lacks clear names, places, or events to specify.
The passage notes people were driven to scratch by fear of taxes, continuing that practice into election day. It highlights a broader point that almost anything can be overdone in the drive to raise revenue.
The only Republican winner in Vermilion County was Fverett Sanders for Congress while other Republicans fell by large margins from 839 to 1 four Daniel M. Line for Secretary of State. The county elected two Democratic Commissioners.
a southern pacific coast earthquake caused a tidal wave with an estimated 1500 to 2600 lives lost and extensive property damage across towns along the coast. exact disturbance location not yet determined.
The text credits a small group of seasoned Republicans dubbed kickers and rebels with defeating the county ticket. It argues their action targeted Democratic weaknesses and saved the party, noting their aim was for the best outcome for Republicans and the people.
The Ninth Congressional District offers an open field as Congressman Purnell faces a changed county sentiment after defeats. Purnell carried the county in 1920 by 1158 but lost it in 1822 by 262, indicating a shift in public support and potential for a new candidate to succeed himself.
The text argues re nominating Purnell could cause a disastrous defeat for the party in 1924. It cites multiple contributing causes and notes local resentment over his representation, with the district ready for a new candidate due to recent events.
The text praises the Fountain County Republicans for progress and learning from defeat. It argues the party remains for the people, urges lessons from Tuesday’s vote, warns against bosses, and asserts citizens act when convinced truth and right prevail.
Advice urges regular bowels for good health and comfort. Recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild, gentle aid when constipation occurs.
County agent notes report well attended township meetings across Fountain County. Gordon Meets a Director spoke in Hillsboro aiding local Farm Bureau, while Ros Kern promoted the Xmas Seal sale. D McKane led lectures with photos. New Town drew about 300 attendees and Veedersburg set a record crowd near 800 with music from local quartets and remarks by Sherman Strader. Davis township meeting was hindered by rain.
Perry Crane former Farm Bureau secretary spoke at a Saturday afternoon gathering in Van Buren Township. He discussed local and state agricultural activities to a good audience, followed by a questions session and discussion.
The Annual State meeting of the Farm Bureau will be held in Indianapolis at the Claypool Hotel Friday and Saturday Dec 1-2. Fountain county is to furnish music and a farmers quartet will attend. Van Buren township will be represented by Max Coats and Cain by Robert Butt.
The State Veterinarian is in the county this week urging all men who signed up to help secure more cows and quickly send their name address and township so the work can be better organized.
John E. Wilson of Richland township will demonstrate the use of lime. Frans Sims of Attica and Vernis Clare of Van Buren have been added to the history.
With cooperation from Supt Walcup and 7th 8th grade teachers and Prof. Robertson of Purdue, farm record work starts in consolidated schools this month. Cain Van Buren and Richland townships are organized, with more schools to follow. A Farm Management club will follow for all county 7th and 8th graders.
The Veedersburg fair run over Friday and Saturday ranks among the best. 29 quality gifts were given Saturday morning. Attendees from distance include Shanklin and Austin of Purdue State Director of Vocational Education Work Perry Crane of the State Farm Bureau Misses Conner and Stevenson of Purdue and Mrs Berths Latta of the State Home Economics Association. Hillsboro to hold a December community fair with date to be announced. Miss Greathouse to exhibit similarly at Veedersburg. A J Hesler County Agent.
A fragmentary notice mentions Abs, Flavy Yio, and JACK HOXIE in a Desert Crucible with references to The Radio Hound lyric. It also includes a testimonial by Jas. Watson about hog cholera and a rat poison advertisement for RAT SNAP sold by Mayer Hdwe Co Covington with prices 35c 15c and 1.25.
The Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana has appointed Alexander Bell as administrator of the estate of Clara E Bell, deceased. The administrator has qualified and reports the estate to be solvent. O Q S Douglass is the attorney.
The notice urges prudent housewives to stock Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for winter use. It promises prompt, satisfactory results when given at first signs of a cold and before it settles in the system. It asserts the remedy is safe for children as it contains no opium or harmful drugs. A late line advertises Wann's glasses at Robb's store on Saturday Nov. 25.
The schedule notes No. 9 No. 11 No. 18 and No. 16 among entries with 11 00 a. m. time.
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