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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
3
Topeka Sept 23 Kansas remains solidly Republican despite Roosevelt’s lingering appeal. Leaders yielded to protest against placing Roosevelt electors in the GOP column, proving Taft sentiment’s strength and Roosevelt’s noncandidacy. The state’s voters distrust any result that could favor a Democratic victory.
Reports from Nebraska indicate declining Roosevelt support as the Third Term party struggles to grow, while a Hastings businessman cites farmers fearing ruin under Roosevelt and a Democratic win. Lincoln petitions show weak Third Term backing, and notices suggest taft sentiment improving.
Indianapolis reports a careful statewide canvass on Roosevelt sentiment. With one county exception, results show a clear drop in Third Term support across Indiana, as farmers and nonpolitical respondents increasingly favor the administration and Taft.
Nevada observers report a declining Roosevelt influence as the Bull Moose movement wanes a statewide trend. The Evening Gazette notes waning support, dismal fundraising from George W. Perkins, and backing by cast-off politicians, signaling Roosevelt near the limit of his power and sliding back.
A political analysis argues lifelong Republicans will not support Theodore Roosevelt if he aims to wreck the Republican party for revenge. It asserts the country rejects radical theories for votes, cites alleged dishonest contests and campaign money fromTrust directors, and warns his recall stance risks another Democratic administration. It claims Roosevelt could Mexicanize the nation by seeking recall terms and vows he would cling to power.
In The Friendly Summer Trees Frank A. Waugh notes German forest cures praised for tuberculosis and nervous ailments. He contrasts affordable options with those who can spend for cure, citing the forest as a soothing refuge where trees seem to shelter and whisper to the sick and discouraged.
The article explains how stormy petrels appear ahead of storms and are regarded by sailors as omens or agents of bad weather. They are described as black birds, numerous before storms, with mysterious origins and names such as witch birds and Mother Carey's chickens. Sailors claim they hatch eggs under wings and rear young on flot sam remains.
Non-Residence Notice in the Fountain Circuit Court during September Term 1912. Names include George W Dower Henry M Dagger Alan Dagger Tilford Dagger Franzy A Dagger James Parrott and spouses with unknown names Seward Parrott and Parrott spouses Frank Parrott Ira Parrott and Clara Moore and spouse. Plaintiffs seek partition of real estate and require non residents Ira Parrott Clara Moore and spouse to appear on November 5 in Covington Indiana. Writ by Clerk Leroy Sanders. Attorneys Robert Voliva and John B Martin. Also notices for the Estate of Eliza J Durger.
A traveler recounts a long chain of tips and near conflicts from 6:45 a.m. to departure, describing bellhops, barbers, pool keepers, and staff who expected tips. He tallies total tips at 1.60 dollars, venting frustration with the pervasive tipping culture.
Samuel Rice as Administrator seeks court order to sell real property of Eliza J. Dagger deceased. Defendants listed include multiple Daggers Parrott Moore Tilford and spouses, all non residents, with hearing set for November 7 1912 at Covington Indiana Circuit Court. Clerk notes the order and attorneys for the estate.
The Chorcos Indians on Panama’s southwest coast are described as descendants of ancient inhabitants. They are tall and hospitable, with honest natures, yet outsiders rarely visit. Similar tribes exist on the southeast coast, many never seeing a white face. They govern themselves, fly the Colombian flag, inhabit grass huts, wear minimal clothing, and lack exposure to religion, fashion, society, and government.
The administrator of the Henry Alderson estate will hold a public auction at the late residence on Silver Island, Fountain County, Indiana, about three and a half miles north of Silverwood, offering brood sows, 27 pigs, a boar, one horse, bull, five cows, three heifers, steers, timothy and clover hay, farming implements including plows, harrows, binder, mower, lister, wagons, buggies, harness, and numerous other items.
Terms of sale state six months credit on all sums over five dollars with a note and approved security, waiving Valuation and appraisement laws and with Attorney's fees. Interest at six percent from date not paid at maturity. Cash in hand for five dollars and under. Property cannot be removed until sale terms are fulfilled. Harry Alderson, Administrator. John B. Martin, Attorney for Estate. P12 dw
A New milkman on Mrs Green's route explains to her why he sometimes whistles loudly waking her. He says he now whistles softly to avoid disturbing her sleep but admits a few times he blows harder by accident. She remarks on his progress and tone.
Yorkshire claims more acres than letters in the Bible. Authorities estimate 3,882,848 or 3,771,343 acres, while the Bible has 3,566,480 letters, proving Yorkshire indeed has more land than letters in the Bible.
An elderly Jewess exploits a travelling cart in Jeshika by claiming excess weight in leaf sugar. Milak the Pole reveals the sugar weight hidden at the bottom of a bowl, exposing the trick as the crowd watches. The scene is recounted from Mrs. Phillimore’s In the Carpathians in Youth's Companion.
Alfred Nobel died in 1896 and left about 9 million to a foundation. Interest funds five equal prizes for physics chemistry medicine or physiology a fifth for idealistic work and a fifth for peace and disarmament.
A fragment from Atlantic Advocate notes Diggs praising his wife as a wonderful vocal performer who can hold her audience for hours. The couple’s act is described with the husband urging Biggs to leave before the wife finishes by putting a baby to sleep in the cradle.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified by the Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana as Administrator of the Estate of Henry Alderson deceased. The estate is supposed solvent. Harry Alderson Administrator. John B. Martin Attorney for Estate 912-12 3v.
A playful exchange notes a monoplane associated with the Browns. The wife asserts the aircraft belongs to the Browns, identifying it by hat or top, while the husband seeks confirmation. The fragment hints at a social or public display involving the Browns and their aircraft.
A Suburban Life critique outlines how stems and blossoms should form the focal point of cut flower displays. It urges simplicity and naturalness, notes harmony of line from plant growth, and suggests tall slender vases for long stems and short broad bowls for roses and peonies. It also discusses color harmony and vase choices across a range of jar styles and sizes.
The article describes a pointed peak parasol of fancy silk with wide lace border, designed as a convenient shade for seaside followers of the simple life. It notes a second sunshade inspired by Directoire style, with a cane-like handle and white silk, black velvet band, and fringe, carried folded like a cane.
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