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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
2
The Republican of Covington Indiana outlines advertising rates and policy. Local and display rates apply per line with front page premium. Ads run until forbidden. must be placed by Tuesday noon or appear in the next issue and be charged.
A signed column examines changes in local politics, noting weaker party organization, rising female influence, and the voting machine's impact. It highlights Wm. J. Mellott as a county commissioner candidate and defends Jim Watson’s right to political speaking in Sullivan while contrasting with a Democratic campaign tactic.
Advise treating colds early to avoid work loss. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended for quick relief and pleasant taste based on its wide reputation and sales.
D. V. Spence has returned to his home in Annapolis after a visit here. Mrs. Spence continues to stay in the area.
Col Hiram I Bearss of Peru, a world war hero, campaigns for Harding under the Republican State Committee. He argues service men should vote Republican for policies benefiting veterans and war risk programs, noting young men will follow Roosevelt and Harding. Bearss has eight decorations including the Italian war cross, the French Croix de Guerre, and the Distinguished Service Medal.
George B. Lockwood editor of the National Republican urges voters to elect Harding and Coolidge with a Congress that supports them, warning that opposing a sympathetic majority would be an act of unspeakable stupidity from a Republican view.
Citizens discuss alleged Democratic influence in Earl Myers’s placement on the Joint Representative ticket. Report cites unnamed sources claiming party maneuvering affected his candidacy.
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