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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
4
The notice outlines pricing for contract durations and ad sizes: one year contracts at 8 cents per inch, six months to under one year at 9 cents per inch, contracts under six months at 16 cents per inch, and metalbase electros at 6 cents per inch.
Early December the National Republican Committee will pick the date and location for the next convention. Fountain County Republicans are urged to hold a mass meeting around October 20 in Veedersburg with speakers and a social smoker to foster harmony and better acquaintance before the campaign.
The first meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution for 01 12 will be held Saturday at Mrs Arista Dellavens home in this city. A new order with a very promos nulature. A coal car on the Dell Fort collision disrupted local freight Friday evening. Fresh bread at Ost and Davis. Fountain County Sunday School Convention planned at Veedersburg U B church October 11 and 12. Lard home rendered at Merryman s Meat Market. Matinee Musicale begins fourth season with Chopin program hosted by Mrs Ed Rainier and Mrs Fred Boord. The Methodist church parlors decorated with plants and asparagus. The recitals open to the public with a good audience.
A compact aphorism from St. Augustine warns that suspicion poisons friendship, underscoring the fragile bond between companions. The line reflects a timeless reflection on trust and interpersonal conflict.
Samuel Birch escaped a severe leg wound after a long failed medical treatment. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the ugly sore, claimed the healer for ulcers burns boils eczema scalds cata corns cold sores bruises and piles. Available at druggists for 20 cents.
A hotel cashier hands a bill to a credit man who recalls a bank error involving a check marked no funds. The bank credited a personal account instead of a special account, causing the cheque to fail. The incident ends with the credit man advising optimistic approach to all accounts to aid collections.
A garbled historical OCR fragment lists names such as O'Pootes and O'Brien with scattered phrases about supper and marriage. The text is unreadable in parts, offering no clear event, date, place, or cohesive narrative.
A strange crime wave saw thieves hiding in River damp areas to snatch jewelry from women bathing there. Several women vanished, bodies not recovered, one woman rescued as a Mohammedan diver was arrested. Five similar disappearances linked to jewelers’ sons.
A minister and barber spar over a nap during a sermon in a humorous exchange. The barber quips that his own sleep was a fair return for the minister’s quiet nap, highlighting a playful back and forth about reverence and leisure.
In a witty exchange a critic claims Shakespeare foresaw modern cars by citing the phrase bubble reputation as a cue. The responder questions the leap and asks how such a connection can be proven, highlighting the playful nature of literary interpretation.
A divorce hearing features a comic moment as the referee asks a child which parent they prefer to live with. The child replies that any choice will depend on who gets the automobile, prompting a humorous exchange attributed to Puck.
The aviation meet in Danville drew large crowds but performances faltered on Thursday as birdmen did not fly. Potatoes are easing in price after earlier fears of high costs. Rev F W Dougherty preached a farewell sermon at the M Tk church as he heads to Terre Haute for the annual conference. Pails Hohentaver of Covington Creamery visited Wabash over the weekend.
John Hunt advertises 4000 bushels of choice Arv Qose and Durbank potatoes for sale. Price slit delivered or wicents the tasen atear.
J LOEB S STORES offer Lambertville snag proof rubber boots and shoes billed as the best rubbers made. A Republican ad promotes the sale and emphasizes quality and reliability for customers seeking sturdy footwear.
The Fountain Circuit Court of Indiana issues notice that plaintiffs George Galloway et al have filed a complaint to quiet title in real estate in Fountain County. Unknown defendants include Isaac Romine and others. many are Trustees or relatives, with public notice for appearance by November 2, 1911. Court to convene November 3, 1911, in Covington to hear the case.
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