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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
4
One year contracts priced at dollars and cents per inch. Six months and under one year rate is g cents per inch. Contracts under six months are 10 cents per inch. Metabase electros charged 6 cents per inch.
Taft Sherman Durbin Moore King Brown Freeman Wurzer Ferrell Peetz Ripley Robinson Monks Myers named for statewide offices and district judges. The list includes governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general superintendent of public instruction state statistician and appellate court judges in first and fourth districts.
Willida Robison is named to the Joint Senator Fountain slate alongside Warren and Vermilion Counties. The move positions Robison within a regional political lineup spanning three counties, signaling collaboration among local leaders.
Fragmented text attacks Professor Wilstine on tariff knowledge while previewing a lecture series. It notes a concert by Miss Just and Miss Mundy with strong vocal performances and sketches by Mr. Conrad, followed by Lowther as next speaker. The piece ends with a medical ad claiming benefits of a tonic.
A commentary from Hams Grove New Jersey criticizes repeated claims about the Payne tariff law. It argues the law did not raise rates, noting the average tariff actually fell significantly and remains lower than levels seen in more than 50 years.
Rev W A Pavey leads Covington church with rising congregations. Two new members joined, a husband and wife, as services fill on the first and third Sundays. Pavey plans morning and evening preaching and invites all Covington residents to attend. He attended the Baptist State Convention in Linton this week.
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for blemishes and skin eruptions caused by impure blood. It claims the pills promote health and beauty and urges readers to try them for 25 cents at all druggists.
The Imerssario of To-Day explains an impresario as a manover, agent or conductor of a troupe of opera or concert singers, also rarely a theatre manager or organizer of such singers.
The Methodist pastor begins the conference year next Sunday with the theme Our Father's Business. Morning services start, with an afternoon sermon at the bend. A medical press term dichotomy is noted as a borrowed botanical word to describe a surgeon’s fee split.
Mrs Manda Sheets of Sandusky Ohio testifies after years of kidney and liver trouble she found relief with Swamp Root. A 50 cent bottle improved her condition and she now runs a rooming house with a store, endorsing the product. Notary Alvin N. Biehl verified the affidavit on October 24, 1911.
A note invites readers to send to Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York for a sample bottle of Swamp Root and a booklet about kidneys and bladder. The Covington Weekly Republican is cited, with fifty cent and one dollar bottle sizes advertised at drug stores.
Property listing for wet improved land in the Save Six area four miles south of Snoddy's Mills. Noted as near church and school. Address Thomas Cadman for advertisement details.
Advertised notices list week ending October 10 1912 includes Walter Barry Wim Brewer Hanskel Fansler Patrick Foley Wm Harris Mr and Mrs John Huffer Charles Johnton Charlie Mann Meda Meyfield Mrs C B Mee Billy Murray calling for above says advertised F W Boyd P M
The Veedersbury wedding joined Miss Fern Bingham and Warrick at the Grigson home with Rev. J. M. Tuggle officiating. Afterward they traveled to Indianapolis and Richmond to visit relatives and will reside near Veedersbury. The bride, formerly of this city, gains many friends with her popular standing. The groom, son of Mr Warrick of Stone Bluff, is considered a worthy match. The piece also notes the County S. S. Convention at Mellott with delegates and entertaining events, praising Mellott's large school and naming local officers for the coming year.
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