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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
4
Advertisement contract terms listing pricing by duration for T A Clifton editorials and metabase electros. Includes rates: one year at eight cents per inch, six months to under one year nine cents, under six months ten cents, metabase electros six cents, local rate one insertion priced in cents per line, two or more insertions five cents per line per insertion.
Entered as Second Class matter at the post office at Covington Indiana.
The piece denounces a Democratic organ for misrepresenting city politics and asserts the opposition ticket is a Citizens line backed by a Citizens movement. It states the ticket includes Democrats Bull Moosers and Republicans, chosen in a Citizens convention and run by a Citizens campaign body.
The Womans' Club will gather today at Mrs. R Nebeker's home north of town. She will host an elegant dinner for the members.
The Booklovers' Club held its first meeting of the 1913 14 season Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs George Schwin. Members discussed plans for the new year and welcomed new participants.
This office promises to provide a bill of any kind, positioning itself as the go to place for customers seeking a bill for any purpose.
J A Parrish of Stillwater Oklahoma recounts severe back pains from diseased kidneys and credits Dr Kilmer Swamp Root with resolving his condition. He states the testimonial is voluntary and may be published. sworn March 8 1912 by Justice H S Haussder.
A persuasive letter to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY promotes Swamp Root with a sample bottle offer. It promises a kidney and bladder booklet and urges Covington Weekly Republican readers to request the sample. Regular bottle sizes available at drug stores.
Menz Hase shoes at Scheyleys store. Will Goldbachs returned from Missouri. Mrs Typhoid fever Spence convalescing. Wingert of Bedford visiting family. Kaufman couple from Winslow Arizona. Clint back at Big Four station. Berry from Veedersburg. Jackson and Law duo guests of parents. Nixon couple from Attica for Dunlap Coffing wedding. 86th Regiment reunion at Attica well attended. J Loebs offers winter coats. Lewsader reports good Frankfort business. Mrs Davis of Tremont leaving for health visit in South Dakota. Rape case against E K McBroom dismissed after brief trial. Court commended for not pursuing further action.
James Martin of Attica sustained a heavy fire loss early last Monday. He and his family had been in Rushville for a week. The fire originated in the basement and the origin remains a mystery.
S B Newman of Stone Bluff bought a family monument for the Osborns Prairie cemetery. Boord already has several fine monuments there, and this purchase draws notable comment from readers of Republican ads.
The New Dairy Jas. Nebeker states it has ample milk and cream and will respond to all inquiries and requests promptly.
A brief note indicates substantial news items were crowded out last week and now appear the current week, though slightly late.
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