The Republican newspaper notice from Covington Indiana
Publication details for The Republican newspaper established in 1874 with postal classification and subscription terms listed, noting editor T A Clifton and Covington Indiana office details.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
2
Publication details for The Republican newspaper established in 1874 with postal classification and subscription terms listed, noting editor T A Clifton and Covington Indiana office details.
Display advertising per line rates listed for locals and front page placements. Rates include 6c front page perfline locals and 20c blackface locals. Card of Thanks and Public Sales per line first insertion. Second insertion prices given. All ads continue until forbidden. must be ordered by Tuesday noon or appear in the following week's issue and be charged. Foreign advertising commission 6c. Application of other rates available.
A reflective note questions why men pursue fierce political battles when abundant wider victories exist and suggests sharing troubles with a good listening congressman to ease burdens as a new day and life dawns.
A reflective note ponders letting go of the halo of a day past and choosing to live beyond a single day. It contrasts acceptance with the pressure to recover quickly.
The article notes President elect Harding shaping his future cabinet with conservative, fit leaders from within the party. It emphasizes the need for a well balanced, consultative government of the people, by the people, and for the people.
A reflective note mourns lost family members since last Thanksgiving. The aging circle remains hopeful that future gatherings will be unbroken and blessed, trusting God to bring happiness.
The piece argues that a judge may be paid a side fee of $50 000 a year from baseball interests and questions the impartiality of the judiciary if courts are influenced by corporate funds. It calls for the judge to resign to preserve court dignity.
The author laments small price drops for staples while farm goods fall more sharply. He blames trusts for controlling paper and raw materials, arguing forced shortages and high consumer prices. The piece calls for open competition and targeted actions to curb monopoly power.
A strong central administration is demanded to remove trust control and establish competitive business practices. The speaker warns that without federal action, the public will face continued dilemmas and accountability in four years, regardless of party.
The Bear Creek Horse Thief Detective Association warns that any person hunting or trapping without permission on lands owned or controlled by the group will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Signed by officers and members including M. M. Young president and Chas Denton secretary.
Advertisers urge timely portraits with Now baby and children pictures. Read the ads in this issue to take advantage of the free enlargement and book holiday photo sessions.
Mrs. J N Rose of Verona Pennsylvania says Chamberlains Cough Remedy has helped her husband and herself for years and treated her granddaughter a three and a half year old for croup last winter with quick relief. She has recommended it to many friends and neighbors with good results.
An eye fashion note invites shoppers to Wann at Robb's store to explore glasses with individuality and character. The event highlights December 4 as the time to find frames suited to personal style.
A. P. Burnside will hold a cattle sale of 20 head at the Burnside farm in Fulton township on Saturday November 27 starting at 1 30 p.m. The notice urges buyers seeking good stock to attend.
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